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Three Robins Elevates Oat Milk Offerings with Scottish Oats and Refreshed Brand Identity

by Tatiana Ivanova
1 March 2025
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In a significant move within the plant-based milk industry, Three Robins has transitioned to using 100% Scottish oats for its Barista Oat and Choccoriffic oat milk lines. This change coincides with a brand identity overhaul and the expansion of their products into 177 Scotmid stores as of February 25, 2025. Founder Karen Robinson, motivated by the need for nutritious, low-sugar alternatives for her children, has also improved the recipes by eliminating added sugars from the Chocolate Milk and removing acidity regulators from the Barista Oat Milk, enhancing their natural appeal.

The UK’s plant-based milk market has seen notable growth, with oat milk emerging as a leading choice among consumers. In 2023, oat milk held a 51.8% share of the plant-based milk market, surpassing other alternatives like soy and almond milk. This trend is expected to continue, with projections indicating the UK’s oat milk market could reach approximately £400 million by 2030. This growth is driven by increasing consumer interest in plant-based diets and the versatility of oat milk in various culinary applications.

Three Robins’ commitment to using locally sourced Scottish oats not only supports regional agriculture but also aligns with consumer preferences for sustainable and locally produced goods. The brand’s emphasis on nutritional integrity, such as offering products with 50% less sugar than other flavored milk drinks and ensuring gluten-free options, caters to health-conscious consumers seeking quality plant-based alternatives.

The plant-based milk sector in the UK is experiencing dynamic growth, with non-dairy milk commanding approximately 42% of the dairy alternatives market in 2024. This expansion is attributed to the rising adoption of plant-based diets and increasing cases of lactose intolerance. Brands like Three Robins are capitalizing on this trend by offering innovative products that meet the evolving tastes and health considerations of consumers.

Three Robins’ strategic initiatives—transitioning to Scottish oats, revamping their brand identity, and enhancing product formulations—position the company favorably within the competitive plant-based milk market. Their focus on quality, sustainability, and nutritional value resonates with a growing consumer base seeking trustworthy and delicious dairy alternatives.

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