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Eco-friendly refresh for juice brand

Pepsico has relaunched Tropicana on-the-go packs with new packaging aimed at boosting visibility on shelf
Summertime exercise routines can drive up sales of sports drinks, reckons Boost.

Boost sales with sports drinks

As people take to exercising in the sunshine, sports drinks can do well for c-store retailers – as long as they take into account the desire for value and taste, says Boost Drinks.

Summer is thirsty work

LAST summer the sun put in an appearance and had thirsty folks reaching for juice drinks. Dave Turner, trade communications manager at Coca-Cola Enterprises...
Londis Solo Convenience in Baillieston, Glasgow, is among the participating stores in the winter charity initiative.

Suntory in winter charity drive

Soft drinks giant Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I is partnering with leading independent convenience retailers to support with stock donations to local communities and charities.

Sparkling new cans

BRITVIC has boosted its water portfolio with the launch of a new range of infused sparkling waters.
Two people use a deposit return scheme

A consumer’s view of DRS

NEW research from Suntory predicts shoppers will need just seven weeks to adapt when deposit return is launched in Scotland.

Healthy demand for no sugar

VIMTO UK has expanded its no added sugar portfolio to meet what it says is growing consumer demand for healthier drinks. Marketing controller Emma Hunt...
Macb’s Clare Hooley suggested retailers consider secondary placement of flavoured water near till points to drive impulse.

Flavours find feet in summer

Macb sees a seasonal opportunity
IT started as a bit of a giggle when Ross Gourlay managing director of drinks, confectionery and snacks distributor Glencrest joked with friends that Nae Danger would be a great name for a Scottish energy drink.

Nae stopping them – Energy drink flourishing

IT started as a bit of a giggle when Ross Gourlay managing director of drinks, confectionery and snacks distributor Glencrest joked with friends that...

Skwishee gears up for Bring Your Own Cup day

Frozen fizzy drinks brand Skwishee has announced the return of its Bring Your Own Cup Day for the summer for Saturday 29 July.

Category adapts to changing behaviour

Bottled water category trends were flipped on their head last year, as morning commutes and other journeys were drastically reduced by lockdown restrictions

Sugar free tropical energy

A trip to a tropical island may be off the cards for now, but Lucozade Zero is bringing the taste of summer to us with its new release
Rubicon-campaign

Big spend on fruity soft drink

AG BARR is spending big on its Rubicon brand, investing £5 million in a new marketing campaign
Brad Whittingham, Four Pillars LGBT+ Inclusion Advocate, sits at a table with bottles of MacB water and Four Pillars branded mugs.

MacB brings a financial boost to Aberdeenshire charities

Scottish bottled water brand MacB has supported charity organisations across Aberdeenshire with new grants from its Live Bold Community Fund.
Highland Spring

Making sense of new habits

Changing landscape brings opportunity
Raspberry Lucozade

Raspberry flavour for Lucozade

SUNTORY Beverage and Food is looking to make waves with a new raspberry ripple flavoured energy drink.
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