Cory Gardner stopped at Noosa Yoghurt Friday to look at one of the area's most popular businesses. Nick Coltrain/Coloradoan
Noosa Yoghurt, the Bellvue dairy company known for its whole milk yogurts, may be up for sale, according to reports in the New York Post.
The company owned by private-equity firm Advent International has hired an investment bank to sell the company for roughly $600 million, the Post reported, citing two unnamed sources.
A company spokesman declined comment on a possible sale, saying it does not comment on "market rumors or speculation.”
Noosa recently introduced five new flavors for 2018, including blackberry, raspberry lemonade, caramel chocolate pecan, coffee chocolate almond and blueberry walnut granola.
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The company produces 35 flavors sold by more than 25,000 grocers, including Target, Whole Foods and King Soopers.
The company launched in 2010 at Fort Collins and Boulder farmers markets with just four flavors.
Company co-founders Koel Thomae and Rob Graves stayed with Noosa after selling it to Boston-based Advent International in late 2014.
