FAGE
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FAGE
 Good Things Start Here

 
 

It’s All Greek to Me

Navigating the yogurt aisle in your local grocery store has become perplexing. How to decode the options and brands? Education through editorial, that’s how.

 

Call Them Greek-Curious

FAGE (pronounced fa-yeh) means “to eat” in Greek and our readers are eating up FAGE’s stories and recipes! 88% of FAGE branded sessions included visits to more than one brand page.

fage yogurt bites

Photo credit : FAGE Yogurt

fage yogurt bites

Call Them Greek-Curious

Fage (pronounced ) means “to eat” in Greek and our readers are eating up Fage’s stories and recipes! 88% of Fage branded sessions included visits to more than one brand page

fage yogurt bowl

Photo credit: FAGE Yogurt

Greek Takes Health One Step Further

Showcasing versatility in the kitchen – baking, dipping, freezing, drizzling, shaking, topping – 72% of FAGE branded pageviews included a FAGE recipe view.

fage yogurt bowl

Greek Takes Health One Step Further – Opa!

Showcasing versatility in the kitchen – baking, dipping, freezing, drizzling, shaking, topping – 72% of Fage branded pageviews included a Fage recipe view.

 
 
 

Educational, Healthy Lifestyle Content to Inspire Purchase

Service Journalism that benefits customers, brands and Kroger

 

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Cooking with Greek Yogurt

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Yogurt and the Sugar-Conscious Lifestyle

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Our Top Picks for Healthy Yogurt

 

Educational, Healthy Lifestyle Content to Inspire Purchase

Service Journalism that benefits customers, brands and Kroger

 

Avatar

VIEW

Cooking with Greek Yogurt

Avatar

VIEW

Yogurt and the Sugar-Conscious Lifestyle

Avatar

VIEW

Our Top Picks for Healthy Yogurt

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