Stonyfield Organic Kids Blueberry Reduced Fat Yogurt, 3.5 oz Pouch

Stonyfield Organic Kids Blueberry Reduced Fat Yogurt Pouch is a child-focused refrigerated dairy snack that you’ll typically find in the dairy case near yogurt cups, yogurt tubes, drinkable yogurts, and refrigerated fruit purées. Packaged in a 3.5-ounce squeezable pouch, it reads as a convenient on-the-go solution for lunchboxes, car trips and busy afternoons. The product is marketed for families who value organic sourcing and simple ingredient calls: 100% organic milk from pasture-raised cows, organic fruit puree, and USDA Organic and non-GMO badges. Brand messaging leans into wholesome, eco-conscious parenting — nutrient claims (“14 essential nutrients”), bone-building calcium, and live active cultures reinforce a health-forward positioning tailored to caregivers of young children. The label is brightly kid-friendly but also carries health halos: “organic,” “no toxic persistent pesticides,” “gluten-free,” and “kosher,” while phrases like “made with real fruit” and “good source of protein” create trust and appeal. In plain terms, the product is pasteurized and cultured dairy with added organic sugar, natural flavor and a plant-based thickener (pectin), then filled into single-serve plastic pouches — a level of processing typical of shelf-ready dairy snacks. Sensory-wise it offers a smooth, slightly spoonable yet squeezable creamy texture, mild tang from live cultures, and a sweet blueberry profile with a hint of added flavor; the pouch ritual is quick and familiar: squeeze directly into a child’s hand or onto a spoon, or freeze briefly for a chilled treat. In American grocery culture it sits at the intersection of convenience, perceived healthfulness, and kid-directed branding.