Pricing compliance
MUP is here but what does it mean for retailers? Licensing expert Audrey Junner looks at potential pitfalls for stores
Quirky kiwi goes free
HEINEKEN has launched an alcohol-free version of its Old Mout cider. The new Berries & Cherries flavour is available now at £1.30 RRP.
Millenials want it in an instant
BECAUSE they live and breathe social media, young adults demand instant gratification, says Mike Benton, head of snacking at Symington’s, the company behind Mug Shot, Naked Noodle and Naked Rice
Light beer shows it has bottle
RESPONDING to research that revealed that 43% of UK beer drinkers only drink bottled beer, AB InBev has unveiled a bottle format for Bud Light
Irish cider goes global
BRITISH festivals will have a distinct flavour of Magners Irish Cider this summer after the brand signed a partnership agreement with media and entertainment firm Global
Rolling in raspberry clouds
CIDER brand Westons has extended its Rosie’s Pig range with the addition of a Raspberry Roller flavour
Pots going tomatoey
POT Noodle has added a Tomatoey Mozzarella variety to its Pot Pasta range
Rustling up a breakfast
MICROWAVE snack brand Rustlers is rolling out its new All Day Breakfast Sausage Muffin from this month
Tropical fruit for students
SHS Drinks extends RTD range with launch of WKD Mango Crush
Corks popping from Oz to Chile
SOME of the biggest wines in Scottish c-stores have come out on top in a global survey investigating the power of brands in the category.
Tower plays dirty
GERMAN wine brand Black Tower has teamed up with Tough Mudder as the official wine partner of the assault course event.
Scotland’s off trade top 50
Ahead of what could be massive upheaval in the Scottish drinks trade, Scottish Grocer examines which brands are doing best in stores. Using exclusive data provided by market research firm Nielsen, our guide to the most valuable Scottish off-trade brands aims to provide retailers with hard numbers to help them make the decision of what to put on shelves.
Dram funny
BLENDED whisky brand Whyte & Mackay is the new sponsor of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival
For those with different tastes
POETRY lovers who don’t have a taste for Scotland’s national drink – or the nation’s bard – are being offered an alternative this year
In the spirit of the bard
SCOTCH whisky forms an integral part of many Burns Suppers and brand owners have lined up a wide selection of drams for this year’s revellers
Take the Tomatin taste test
HIGHLAND distiller Tomatin has unveiled its People Pairing quiz