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Mars Chocolate Drinks and Treats will launch two HFSS (high in saturated fat, salt, and sugar)-compliant iced coffee mocha lattes under its Mars and Galaxy brands, the Mars Iced Coffee Mocha Latte and Galaxy Iced Coffee Latte.
Mars Iced Coffee Mocha Latte features notes of malt and caramel, while Galaxy Iced Coffee Latte has a smooth, creamy taste.
Both products do not include any added sugar, and each contains 99 calories per 250ml bottle.
The iced coffee mocha lattes will be available through convenience and wholesale channels starting next month for an RRP of £1.85.
