Latest Product News – Page 509
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Product NewsTo the letter: Alphabet Potato Shapes could spell success for retailers
Alphabet Potato Shapes could spell success for retailers looking to add some excitement to their frozen ranges. The product is available under Belfield’s Cream of the Crop brand. Potato Fritters and Mini Potato Waffles have also just been launched,…
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Product NewsPlenty more: Wipe Up and Win Plenty on-pack promotion
Plenty is launching a Wipe Up and Win Plenty on-pack promotion, running over the course of the next eight weeks and offering consumers the chance to win over £9m in cash prizes. The initiative is being supported by a £3m marketing campaign to...
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Product NewsEight til late: Nestlé has kicked off the Christmas run-up with a £1m campaign for After Eight
Nestlé Confectionery has kicked off the Christmas run-up with a £1m campaign for After Eight. The campaign includes print and online activity based on last year's dinner party campaign. Activity will also include an eight-page guide in the BBC Good...
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Product NewsThoroughly mod: Lakeland Dairies has launched a flavoured milk for adults
Lakeland Dairies has launched a flavoured milk for adults. Modern Milk is available in banana & honey, raspberry & strawberry, coffee & vanilla and chocolate & caramel flavours. It contains 70% of an adult's recommended daily...
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Product NewsRefined relaunch: The Dormen Food Company has relaunched its nut range
The Dormen Food Company has relaunched its nut range with new-look packaging and a stream-lined offer. As well as a new foil bag for freshness and shelf standout, the rebranded packaging carries an updated image of the Dormen nuttelier the...
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Product NewsGo nuts: Halewood International has launched Crabbie's Nuts
Halewood International has moved into the snack market with the launch of Crabbie's Nuts. Available in three premium flavours ginger spiced dry roasted peanuts & cashews, nut mix with lime pickle & ginger and a Raj mix with nuts, noodles...
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Get ready, get set, go: Booker luanches new price-fighting hand-rolling tobacco
Booker has launched a new price-fighting hand-rolling tobacco under its Red Band brand. The new line, which is available in 25g and 12.5g sizes pricemarked at £5,45 and £2.75 respectively, features some of the lowest rrps in the rolling...
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A price-fighting rolling tobacco from Booker
Booker has launched a new price-fighting hand-rolling tobacco under its Red Band brand
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Calls grow to bin Scottish display ban
Pressure is mounting on the Scottish government to rethink its plans for a tobacco display ban after an overwhelming number of retailers, trade bodies and even local councils responded to the official consultation with serious concerns.
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In the mix; the spirits of Christmas retailing
Drinks suppliers say that 2010 is likely to be a big Christmas for spirits. Dave Visick finds out how the big hitters are backing up that claim
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Spread thin: tight margins in butters and spreads
Pricing within the butters and spreads market continues to be extremely aggressive, so keep a close eye on consumer trends, says Sarah Britton
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A fresh start for mints and gums
The mints and gum markets have been through tough times, but brands are putting up a fight and turning fortunes around, says Amy Lanning
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Tobacco summit tackles illicit trade
The UK's first-ever large-scale summit on how to reduce the supply and consumption of smuggled and counterfeit tobacco was held in Perth last week without representation from tobacco manufacturers, who were barred.
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Scotland says no to minimum unit price for alcohol
The Scottish government's decision to abandon plans for a minimum unit price for alcohol could have severe repercussions for smaller stores.
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Bliss takes the edges off
Cadbury is introducing a new chocolate bar created with rounded edges to give a softer mouth feel. Cadbury says that Bliss will appeal in particular to women.
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Scottish stores fear minimum pricing hangover
The Scottish government's plans to introduce a minimum price for alcohol could be a double-edged sword for small stores.
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Fresh meat for the local market
Stocking fresh meat needn’t be complicated. Get it just right and it could be a big draw for customers, says Noli Dinkovski
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Hot beverages to go: Hot offer
On-the-go hot beverage sales are another way of getting customers into your store. Aidan Fortune looks at how you can make the most of your offering
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Freshen up the soup selection
Tins of tomato soup will always be in demand, but if you’re looking to take your store to new heights, then fresh soup could be the answer