Clipper’s natural tea selection
NATURAL ingredients are at the heart of the latest launch from Clipper Teas.
Tea blend packs a berry punch
INDEPENDENT juice brand The Berry Company has launched a new tea juice blend.
React to new trends in tea
THERE’S just no separating UK consumers from their cuppas. Whether it’s the first thing in the morning or to help unwind at the end of a long day at work, there are plenty of tea variants to suit all consumer needs.
Clear caps for green milk
ALDI has removed coloured milk caps across its milk bottles in a bid to improve the recyclability of its products.
Kefir is here in a bottle pack
YEO Valley has expanded its Kefir range with the launch of a new drinkable pack format.
Shakes for sampling
SELF-serve milkshake brand F’real has been distributing sample packs to stockings in the convenience channel in a bid to drive consumer engagement.
Branded flavoured milk steams ahead
PREMIUMISATION is a watchword in flavoured milks at the moment as shoppers seek out branded options in the chiller.
Lotus lands in Co-op
LOTUS Bakeries has secured a national retail listing for its Milk Chocolate Biscoff Cream tablet.
Novelty is still a key sales driver
Ritter Sport recommends adding some variety
Kick about with stars
FOOTBALL fans can score big with Mondelez as part of the latest Cadbury FC on-pack promotion.
A little salt to go a long way
THE golden opportunity of adding salted caramel to the range has not been lost on those responsible for Wispa NPD.
Alpine gold
MONDELEZ has sparked a mountain gold rush, with the launch of a new limited edition Toblerone.
Deal on the right track
MACKIE’S is steaming ahead on the distribution deal front, after reaching an agreement to supply the Caledonian Sleeper with chocolate.
Pushing a new look
PUSH Chocolate has launched a new Low Sugar Buttons variant, following an overhaul of the vegan-friendly brand.
A chance to win thousands
THE game is afoot at Mondelez, thanks to a nationwide competition under the Cadbury brand.
HFSS is no problem for Keto brand
PROPOSALS to restrict promotion and display of high sugar foods could soon shake up the confectionery category.