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Oat milk production is set to return to New Zealand shores.
New Zealand firm Free Flow Manufacturing is establishing the country's first plant-based milk facility and signed oat milk company Otis as its foundation customer.
This will allow Otago-based Otis to return its oat milk manufacturing from Sweden to New Zealand.
Otis co-founder Chris Wilkie says the company started out in Otago and despite the silver linings in moving to Sweden, they were adamant about moving production back to New Zealand.
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