All New Product & Packaging Awards articles – Page 9
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Chocolate & Toffee Confectionery
Chocolate and cheese arguably remain two of the last frontiers when it comes to plant-based
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Cheese
Cheese proved to be a lockdown hit with British consumers
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Cereal & Breakfast
Porridge has undergone something of a makeover in recent years
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Cakes & Biscuits
These Florentines provide a unique and clever alternative to typically heavier cakes
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Bread & Baked Goods
Proof that any category can leverage the functional food trend, this SUPERLOAF from Modern Baker reflects five years of leading-edge scientific research
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The Grocer’s New Product Awards 2021: Baby & Infant Food
Kendamil Classic Follow On Milk has been reformulated to contain naturally-occurring Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs)
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The Grocer Guide To Frozen
With at-home consumers increasingly appreciating the versatility and convenience of frozen food, the category has come into its own of late. Yet there is still much work to do at retail level to maximise the opportunity, say suppliers.
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The Grocer Guide To Tobacco, Vaping & Accessories
Covid 19 has seen a rise in younger adults taking up smoking of combustible cigarettes, with stress and boredom cited as key factors. But as the UK emerges from lockdown, a renewed focus on health suggests vaping and alternatives will flourish again.
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Nestlé unveils plans for swathe of plant-based fish and egg alternatives
The brand is trialling vegan ‘shrimp’ and egg alternatives in Switzerland with an eye to eventually launching them in the UK
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The Grocer Guide To Snacking
A post-lockdown consumer focus on health & wellbeing coupled with upcoming high-fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) legislation mean snack suppliers are upping their game to create products that offer functionality and permissible indulgence, as competition in the market heats up.
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The Grocer Guide To Alcohol
As UK consumers gradually move into the post-Covid ‘new normal’, some key trends adopted during the past 20 months will linger, including at-home cocktail-making as people gather with friends and family once more. However, an eye on improved health and wellbeing means they will be seeking out lower-calorie options and will also be hunting for exciting and flavourful innovation.
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The Grocer Guide To Store Cupboard & World Foods
As consumers bore the brunt of Covid-19 lockdowns, their thwarted desire to travel and explore translated into purchasing a broad palette of world foods and ingredients to create more exotic and restaurant-style meals at home.This download reveals the cuisines consumers favoured during this difficult period and how ...
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The Grocer Guide To Christmas
Christmas 2021 looks to be a very different proposition to last year, with indulgence and celebration on the cards, as family and friend reunite once more. Find out how suppliers are ramping up their activity to comply with those ambitions.
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The Grocer New Product Awards 2021: finalists announced
The full shortlist of 204 products is online now
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The Grocer Guide to Protein & Functional Foods
Despite taking a hit from the lack of on-the-go shoppers and the closure of gyms and leisure centres under Covid-19 lockdowns, suppliers in the protein & functional foods sector are optimistic of a bounce-back as consumers focus on enhancing their health and exercise, following the pandemic threat, and seek out foods that will serve their wellbeing in a positive way.
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Moving Mountains launches plant-based fish-style fillets
The NPD is coated in panko breadcrumbs with a “succulent, flaky texture”
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The Grocer New Product Awards 2021 deadline extended and fresh category added
A final deadline of Monday 14 June has been set
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Coca-Cola set to bring boozy seltzer brand Lemon-dou to UK
The soft drinks giant has registered the brand name with the Intellectual Property Office
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Square Root pouring sodas into ‘upside down’ cans
The brand has poured its Lemonade, Cola, Ginger Beer and Rhubarb Soda into a new 250ml format