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Frozen yogurt giant Yo-Chi hints at Tasmanian launch after online petition

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Hobart is the only state capital without a Yo-Chi outlet

Australian frozen yogurt chain Yo-Chi has hinted at the possibility of opening a store in Hobart, after a petition calling for an outlet in Tasmania launched online.

Started by Hobart resident Victoria Monson, the petition outlines the “void” and “undeniable absence” of Yo-Chi in the state, suggesting a Hobart Yo-Chi store would be a hit.

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“Statistics show a growing trend of health-conscious Australians opting for healthier dessert options such as frozen yogurts,” Monson said.

She says she believes Yo-Chi can “cultivate a robust following in Hobart, as it has done in so many other cities across Australia”.

Yo-Chi has over 30 stores located across Australia

“Let’s bring a twist to Tasmania’s dessert scene. Let’s bring Yo-Chi to Hobart, for the love of frozen yogurts and healthy, delightful eating,” the petition reads.

Speaking to Pulse, Yo-Chi Chief Operating Officer Brooke Rodger said the company “loves Hobart” and its “amazing energy”.

Frozen yogurt is gaining popularity among health-conscious Australians

“If the petition gets to 10,000 signatures we’ll seriously consider it,” she said.

Yo-Chi has over 30 stores across Australia, with Hobart being the only state capital to miss out.

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The hugely popular outlet is a viral sensation on social media for its frozen yoghurt and acai bows with various toppings.

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