Don’t lose the youth
DEMAND for instant coffee is in decline according to Lyons, as shoppers seek out fresh options to consume at home
Perfect time for ice sales
With more of us drinking coffee on the go, Jacobs Douwe Egberts reckons this presents an opportunity for c-store retailers to expand their drinks range
Indulge in a taste of Spain
Brindisa has brought a Spanish drinking chocolate with 45% cocoa content to the UK
Biscuits for the saucers
UK consumers are a nation of tea lovers. The only other thing that could perhaps hold a flame to the beloved brew also happens to be its partner in crime, biscuits.
Packs looking sweet
Maltesers Hot Chocolate products have a new look. Mars Chocolate Drinks & Treats has redesigned the packaging across the Maltesers Hot Chocolate range.
Products developed for small c-stores
Dairy drinks firm, Crediton Dairy, has released new ambient versions of its Arctic Coffee Café Latte and Caramel Latte
Convenience is the future
COFFEE supplier Tchibo Coffee reckons convenience stores can be the new forecourts when it comes to strong coffee-to-go growth.
The firm said it has seen...
PMPs for tea
Tightening household budgets mean value for money has become “increasingly important” to shoppers, making PMPs a powerful tool for driving tea sales
Café culture in the kitchen
JDE taking cues from baristas
MANY Scottish consumers have spent the last 18 months, for the most part, at home.
It should therefore come as no...
Packing for the planet
Drinking chocolate firm Cocoa Canopy has changed up its packs to include the renewable and compostable packaging NatureFlex.
Binning the plastic wrap
Scottish Blend has taken a step forward in reducing its plastic footprint, with the brand set to remove the plastic overwrap on all its retail boxes this year
Don’t get left behind on herbal
CONVENIENCE retailers could be missing out on a valuable and growing segment of the tea category.
Parminder Walia, category development manager at Tata Consumer Products,...
Bakery rising in December
Turkey may gobble up all the headlines, but bread and bakery goods offer real potential to drive incremental sales at Christmas
A different cuppa
BRITAIN is becoming a nation of coffee drinkers, with tea sales falling year on year.
Specials on the move
WHEN it come to drinking tea, only the Indians, Chinese and Irish are more enthusiastic than the British. And, while the traditional deep orange...
Giving the gift of tea
Tea purchases don’t have to be ‘something for tonight’, the category can also appeal to those on the hunt for a gift.
