Tea makes an organic choice
Organic options have been on the up since the end of the pandemic, bringing plenty of choices across tea.
Cracking seasonal tea range
Edinburgh-based tea maker Eteaket has turned out a range of seasonal blends in partnership with Scottish Ballet.
Old favourite born again
FORMER top five brand Carte Noire has been given a new lease of life by brand owner Lavazza Group
Coffee brings in the bakery margin
Coffee and bakery are a perfect match in convenience according to Aryzta Food Solutions .
Eco-friendly with flavour
Lost Sheep has launched what it claims is the UK’s first air tight, entirely compostable Nespresso-compatible capsule .
Going green with tea packaging
The PG Tips range is now entirely plant based, complete with biodegradable tea bags and wrapless boxes across its portfolio.
Heating up in convenience
CONSUMERS have been warming up to hot chocolate in the wake of the pandemic.
Scotland a nation of tea lovers
SCOTTISH consumers are drinking more tea than their counterparts south of the border according to new figures from Kantar Worldpanel.
Serving one cup at a time
SINGLE serve is a growing trend among coffee consumers, according to Lyons Coffee and it says sales of its coffee bags had grown 45%
Warming up to chocolate
Christmas may be in the rear view mirror, but ‘tis still the season for winter warmers, particularly in Scotland.
Barista coffee in the kitchen
Consumers are spoilt for choice when they head to high street coffee shops, but that’s also increasingly true at home.
NPD is brewing good in stores
IT should come as no surprise to hear that after tap water, tea has been found to be the nation’s most-beloved beverage.
Hot chocolate is heating up
THE market for hot chocolate and malted drinks appears to be in rude health, according to Mars Chocolate Drinks & Treats.
Tapping into tea trends
HEALTH conscious millennial consumers are ditching the breakfast brew in favour of wellness teas, according to the founder of National Tea Day
Cake is rising again in retail
Following a short decline in the first four weeks of lockdown, ambient cakes have been in ascendancy as consumers indulge in more treats at home
Hot choc is still cool in c-stores
According to Mars, hot chocolate is still a firm favourite with consumers, with the category maintaining an annual sales value of £89 million .
