In Ukraine, a new ice cream manufacturer has emerged. The confectionery corporation Roshen has launched its own line of ice cream. Brand manager of the company Kateryna Hnatiuk reported this, as reported by Delo.ua. "Behind each name, flavor, and packaging, there is much more than meets the eye. It is months of work by our teams who, step by step, created the product: from the idea and recipe to design, production settings, quality control, sales preparation, and communications," noted Hnatiuk. According to the Association of Retailers, Roshen ice cream has already appeared in the chain's flagship store on Demiivska in Kyiv. Currently, the chain has introduced vanilla and chocolate plombir in waffle cups, vanilla plombir in milk chocolate, chocolate plombir in milk chocolate glaze, caramel popcorn, and ice cream with cookies in chocolate glaze with corn flakes.

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Ukraine Proposes to Implement the British 'School Milk' Model

"School milk": Ukraine proposes to implement British model The issue of providing schoolchildren with free milk is becoming part of Ukraine's state strategy. The Milk Producers Association proposes to adapt the experience of the United Kingdom, where a similar system has been operating for over a century and has become the basis for European Union policy. This was reported by the press service of the Milk Producers Association. The British model provides for full subsidization of the cost of milk for children up to 5 years old. According to the Cool Milk program, 82% of Britons support the continuation of the free distribution of milk for the entire first year of primary school. Currently, after reaching the age of 5, the state covers more than 70% of the cost of the product. However, only 13.5% of parents agree to pay the difference themselves, which causes more than 480 thousand children to lose access to the product. At the same time, the cost of the reform is £23.75 per student. "T