Springhill Farm Launches Cocoa Fruit Bar at Woolworths

The gluten-free bar, co-developed with a dietitian, is now sold nationally in the health food aisle.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Healthy Food

Springhill Farm Launches Cocoa Fruit Bar at Woolworths

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Springhill Farm, an Australian family business, has launched the Cocoa Fruit Bar at Woolworths stores nationally. The gluten-free bar has a soft texture with a filled cocoa centre and is made at the company's Ballarat facility.

Why it matters

The launch places a gluten-free snack with a short ingredient list on shelves across Australia through a major supermarket chain. It gives shoppers looking for packaged healthy snacks another option in the health food aisle.

The Cocoa Fruit Bar carries an RRP of $7.50 for a 128g pack of four and contains eight ingredients, including dates, rice protein, tapioca fibre and pumpkin seed powder. Pricing and availability beyond the listed RRP and Woolworths health food aisle placement were not disclosed.

The players

Springhill Farm

Springhill Farm is an Australian family business that developed the Cocoa Fruit Bar and manufactures it at its Ballarat facility.

Woolworths

Woolworths is one of Australia's largest supermarket chains, and the Cocoa Fruit Bar is stocked in its health food aisle nationally.

The details

The bar was co-developed with a dietitian and is made at Springhill Farm's Ballarat facility. It is sold in the health food aisle at Woolworths nationally, and the company describes its texture as soft with a filled cocoa centre.

Timeline

  1. • 2 November 2026: Cocoa Fruit Bar launch reported at Woolworths

Market Landscape

Packaged healthy snacks have been expanding in Australian supermarket health food aisles, where brands compete on ingredient lists and dietary credentials. The Cocoa Fruit Bar enters that category as a gluten-free, eight-ingredient product sold through a national chain.

For shoppers, the bar is available in the health food aisle at Woolworths stores nationally at an RRP of $7.50 for a 128g pack of four. Those who avoid gluten can find it without visiting a specialist store.

The takeaway

Checking ingredient lists on packaged snacks can help shoppers compare options, particularly when a product is marketed as gluten-free or as having a short ingredient list. Reading labels before buying lets readers judge whether a snack fits their own dietary needs.

Further reading

Explore more on Healthy Food to see how packaged snacks like this one fit into everyday eating choices across Australia.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Inside FMCG.

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