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Dos Pinos Introduces La Lechita

Dos Pinos Introduces La Lechita
The Dos Pinos dairy co-operative has introduced a "cheaper" version of its milk called "La Lechita" that will sell for ¢250 colones (us$0.48) for 670ml.

The company says it introduced the product to offset the high cost of milk that complicates life for most Costa Rican families.

The product, which is 100% cow milk fortified with vitamin A, iron and folic acid, is packaged in a soft bag smaller than the traditional litre brick box and will be available in all "pulperías" (corner stores), making it accessible to everyone.

As of July 1, a litre of milk shot up to ¢400 colones, while the Lechita sells for ¢373 colones per litre.
 
 

 

 

 
 

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