Tag: AG Barr
Snappy new pack
AG Barr has revealed a brand new look for its premium US juice drinks brand Snapple
Barr’s new star
AG Barr has unveiled its brand new range of premium drinks: St Clement’s
The rise and rise of energy drinks
Strong demand in Scottish convenience .
Thousands of prizes on Irn-Bru packs
Shoppers have the chance to win thousands of Irn-Bru branded prizes ranging from beach towels and fanny packs to can coolers and eye-catching ‘Bru-nicorn’ lilos
Let lifestyle lead the aisle
A three-pronged category focus
An energetic new Bru coming soon
Two variants of the new energy drink will launch in July
Industry reacts to DRS
Soft drinks firms told us their views on the Scottish Government’s DRS scheme .
An Irngetic new release – Irn-Bru Energy is here
The Scottish soft drinks market is set for a major shake-up after AG Barr announced the launch of Irn-Bru Energy
Big spend for summer Bru
Scottish shoppers have been invited to ‘Get some Irn in You’ as part of the latest campaign for Irn-Bru
Tap into the opportunity
Bottled water has continued to grow but retailers could do more
The sugar levy: 12 months later
Changing habits, reformulation and value growth
Test your might with Irn-Bru
Scotland's strongest man, Luke Stoltman, paid a visit to Tesco in Cumbernauld last month as part of AG Barr’s ongoing sampling campaign for Irn-Bru Xtra
Essential in the chiller
A DIVERSE range in the soft drinks chiller would appear to be essential to soft drinks success in convenience, according to AG Barr.
AG Barr is on the rise
Reformulation doesn’t seem to have slowed growth for AG Barr, according to the latest financial statement from the firm
Food to go is here to stay
In the first Convenience Conversation of 2019, Scottish Grocer invited a group of retailers, suppliers and EPOS firms to Kirkcaldy to talk food to go and impulse. Discussion centred around how c-stores can position themselves to make the most of this valuable market .
A sip down memory lane
BARR has released two limited edition soft drinks that the Cumbernauld-based firm reckons will be a hit with nostalgic consumers
