Yakult announced in May 2011 on the setup of a new production line at its Hong Kong Yakult’s factory to produce Yakult LT(Yiliduo LT), a low-sugar version of the original Yakult drink, on May 18, 2011 for local sales. The new version will have less than 5gm of sugar per 100 ml bottle.
http://www.yakult.co.jp/english/news/article.php?num=41
Thus it contains half or less than half the sugar content than natural orange juice & coke.
I am a strong believer of moderation too
The point is that I'm not used to the unchilled storage way of yakult & some yogurt product at some supermarkets & convenience stores here. There is also some other brand of yogurt product that should go into the chillers being placed beside them at a particular supermaket, but again they were stored next to the chillers. Back home such things are all stringently chilled for sale and if I don't remember wrongly the yakult bottles there are indicated with a specific temperature to be stored. It doesn't matter if soft drinks are not chilled for sale but to have yogurt products not chilled for sale that seems abit odd...
http://www.yakult.co.jp/english/news/article.php?num=41
Thus it contains half or less than half the sugar content than natural orange juice & coke.
I am a strong believer of moderation too
The point is that I'm not used to the unchilled storage way of yakult & some yogurt product at some supermarkets & convenience stores here. There is also some other brand of yogurt product that should go into the chillers being placed beside them at a particular supermaket, but again they were stored next to the chillers. Back home such things are all stringently chilled for sale and if I don't remember wrongly the yakult bottles there are indicated with a specific temperature to be stored. It doesn't matter if soft drinks are not chilled for sale but to have yogurt products not chilled for sale that seems abit odd...