All New product development articles – Page 238
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NewsFuller's eyes zero-alcohol London Pride launch
Low and no-alcohol is “becoming a category you need to be in” says Fuller’s…
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Events & AwardsEntry deadline extended for The Grocer’s New Products Awards 2018
Submissions will now be accepted until 9 March for our annual celebration of innovation in branded goods
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NewsBerry Bros & Rudd to distribute Old Potrero whiskey in UK
The tipple, made from malted rye grain distilled in copper pot stills, has “bold spice and fruit notes characteristic of rye”
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Comment & OpinionFundamentals of category management, 3: How to sell category-first
In the third in his series on category management, Insight Traction’s Jeremy Garlick explains how to develop and pitch products with a genuine category-first mindset
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NewsBrooklyn Brewery launches Mixtape pack
It contains 12 cans across the brand’s core range; Brooklyn Lager, American Ale, Brooklyn East IPA and Scorcher IPA
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NewsRosie’s Pig cider gets raspberry & cucumber flavour
Westons is extending its Rosie’s Pig range of canned craft cider with a raspberry & cucumber flavour…
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NewsRemeo Gelato brings handheld range to the UK
Premium frozen dessert brand Remeo Gelato is planning a range of handheld gelati…
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NewsCheester Egg set to hit supermarket shelves
The Cheester Egg is the latest in the developing trend of replacing chocolate to mark a variety of special occasions
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NewsPiccolo adds stage three baby meals in split pots
The format keep the vegetable sauce separate from the grains and pasta to ensure “maximum nutrition and texture”
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NewsCCEP revamps Sprite and adds new zero-sugar flavour
Low and no-sugar products have become a critical focus for CCEP as the sugar tax looms ever closer…
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NewsLondon Fields Brewery shooting for supermarket shelves by summer
The brewery relaunched at last week’s Craft Beer Rising festival in London, following its acquisition by Carlsberg last year
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NewsPepsiCo launches plastic-saving Drinkfinity soft drinks pods in UK
PepsiCo is selling Drinkfinity using a direct-to-consumer model, with pods and bottles available to buy direct through the brand’s website
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Analysis & FeaturesFive unusual juice and smoothie innovations
Activated charcoal and spirulina algae are among the weirdest and most wonderful ingredients for this year’s launches
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NewsNestlé rolls out bite-size Kit Kat Senses chocolate box
Senses (rsp: £3.99/200g) is an assortment of three variants: Hazelnut, Salted Caramel and Double Chocolate
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NewsPG Tips adds black tea blend optimised for dairy-free cuppas
The new black tea had been specially crafted so it “perfectly complements dairy-free alternatives” said PG Tips owner Unilever
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NewsInnis & Gunn and Tullamore DEW link for limited-edition stout
The brew, called Kindred Spirits, rolls out this week with an abv of 6.1% (rsp: £3.50/330ml)
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NewsFuller's outlines craft beer expansion and ESB overhaul
It comes as traditional-style bottled ales face a significant challenge from trendier, posher brands in the supermarkets
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NewsOld El Paso launches ‘scoop-like’ Crunchy Tortilla Strips
They will roll out in the UK at the end of this month into Tesco in two variants: Original and Cheese (rsp: £1.65/185g).
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Analysis & FeaturesFive new ways to eat pizza
From yorkshire puddings to a full English, the classic pizza is getting a makeover
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NewsBerry Bros & Rudd brings back its own-label London Dry Gin
The gin, which was sold by the retailer from 1909 until 2014, rolls out again this week through Fields Morris & Verdin…