BROOMFIELD, COLO. – As oatmilk’s popularity continues to grow, Danone North America announced its Silk oatmilk will be popping up on more menus nationwide.

Via partnerships secured by Danone Away from Home, the company’s foodservice business unit, Silk oatmilk products are becoming available at a number of convenience stores, as well as other locations.

The made-to-order menus at Sheetz convenience stores throughout the country now feature Silk oatmilk.

Planet Smoothie launched a new co-branded plant-based smoothie line that includes Silk oatmilk in three flavors.

Another Broken Egg! Added Silk oatmilk portion control creamers in oatmeal flavor for all of its locations.

Silk oatmilk portion control creamers debuted at national and regional convenience chains across the country, as well. The creamers can be found at spots such as 7-Eleven, Circle K, ExtraMile, Love's Travel Center, Murphy, Pilot Travel and Speedway.

"We are thrilled to partner with such great companies to help them drive sales and to expand our ability to bring Silk oatmilk to more people across the US," said Ariel Dalton, vice president, Away from Home, Danone North America. "As the plant-based pioneer with nearly 30 years of expertise in the category, it seems natural that more and more foodservice operators are turning to Danone North America for their oatmilk needs.”

The Plant Based Foods Association reported in April of 2021 that oatmilk, a relative newcomer to the plant-based market, saw triple-digit growth in sales. NielsenIQ data shows that oatmilk sales are now second to almondmilk.

"We look forward to bringing more oatmilk versatility, taste and innovation to our foodservice customers in the coming months," Dalton said.