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Beware the Phisherman! Scammers are impersonating Oatly and targeting hardworking, unsuspecting job seekers by using fake email addresses to offer fake jobs or fake interviews. These communications may look like the real thing, but they are merely bait and nets thrown out by Phishermen and women trawling the LinkedIn sea. These shady people stalking this sunny place are not from Oatly, and they do not represent us. All official communications from our team will come from our verified email domain: @oatly.com. Never from a different one like @oatlycareers.com or @oatlycompany.com. Oatly will never request payment or sensitive information during the initial application process. To verify the legitimacy of any job posting or recruiter, please check our official career site at https://careers.oatly.com/ and email us at [email protected]. Okay, that was the opposite of fun. Anyone got any good reading recommendations?

We’ve scratched our heads and left no stone unturned in any corner of the world. And finally, it’s here. From interviews with more than 200 baristas and drinks experts across 20+ countries, combined with qualitative trends data, we’re calling out the five trends we expect to see on menus and at coffee spots in the coming months. Tackling emerging taste movements, from the dawn of decaf to a post-matchamania world, discover the emerging trends reshaping beverages in THE first-ever Future of Taste Report. Read the full report below if you’re a curious-minded taste voyager looking for what’s next. Link: oatly.com/future-of-taste

You couldn’t sleep either last night, thinking about what bold new flavors you should know about for 2026? Well, chances are Oatly has the answers you’re looking for. The first-ever Future of Taste Report, is a data-driven deep dive into the almost-never-ever-ending global flavor landscape. It draws influence from barista innovation, shifting cultural trends, growing health awareness, and the impacts of climate change. And oh, it’s not really out yet. Tomorrow is the actual release day. But since you’ve read this far, getting your hopes up for a full night’s sleep, we won’t leave you empty-handed. If you’re interested in staying ahead in the drink-making game, get your hands on The Future of Taste Report before anyone else: 1. DM us “FUTURE TASTE” 2. Then write “DM” as a comment below, so the algorithm knows it’s all good (and doesn’t put you in the ominous junk folder). CultureLab

Either you’re like Oskar Pernefeldt , one of our Creative Directors here at Oatly, who—after the workday is done—goes home to run a global non-profit promoting the International Flag of Planet Earth (www.flagofplanetearth.com), designed to represent every single human on this pale blue dot, regardless of birthplace, political belief, religious conviction, or taste in music. A flag that reminds us to care for each other and the planet we live on. Or you’re more like me, the Oatly LinkedIn writer, who—after the workday is done—goes home to sit on a sofa and pick lint from your belly button. Only one of these two categories of people gets to give a TED Talk about their spare time. On the other hand, we’re both represented by the Flag of Planet Earth, so in the end, we pretty much accomplished the same thing. And that was my Ted Talk, watch Oskar’s here: https://lnkd.in/dH37iiGQ

Here she is; one of the world’s best footballers, in one of the world’s best cities, with one of the world’s best teams. Welcome back to Malmö, Zećira Mušović!

To match the excitement for the world's first coffee capsule made for liquid oats, we build suspense in this post by not telling you what awesome stuff we'll do at Nespresso stores worldwide to celebrate our collab. This will surely increase our click-through rate to the oatly.com/nespresso link, taking you to the first-come-first-served limited events without stealing the attention of everybody's excitement for the world's first coffee capsule made for oat drink.

If you’re a fact-checker concerned about a tech company who’s seemingly lost interest in facts and data and science, it could be time to consider an oat drink company who is still very much interested in facts and data and science. Sure, oats may not be as sexy as busting child eating conspiracies, or big time election lies or alien abduction theories, but did you hear how oat drink is disrupting the retrograde patterns of the moon? – okay we made that one up, but believe it or not, there’s a lot of stuff being said about oat drink these days (see the Internet) and seriously, who knows what to believe anymore? So if you think it might be cool to help fight misinformation in the oat drink universe you can start by taking a look at our Small Nutrition Book at oatly.com/nutrition and if it passes your sniff test, just reach out to this totally legit email address: [email protected] and let’s talk science!

IF YOU’RE NOT INTO GIGGS, PERHAPS YOU’RE INTO WIGS.   This week we’re not only launching a collab with the UK rap legend Giggs, we’re also in court! At 10:30 AM GMT today, Suits representing Big Dairy will argue that only companies using cows have the right to use the word ’milk’. If they’re successful, we (or anyone else making plant-based products) might not be able to say things like ”The Post Milk Generation”. You can follow the show from the Court of Appeal in London at the livestream below. And feel free to comment! Beware though, using the word ”milk” is at your own risk.