All Soft drinks articles – Page 103
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         Category Report Category ReportGoing to extremesVimto Soft Drinks is set to launch a new energy drinks brand under licence from the Extreme Sports Company. 
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         News NewsMarketing graduate's Yog Oat drink set for launch into BudgensA new yoghurt and oat drink, launched by a graduate from the University of Sussex, has won a listing with Budgens… 
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         News NewsGo Fru brings yoghurt pouches to the ambient aisleA new brand featuring on-the-go yoghurt pouches for kids and teens is being launched… in the ambient aisle… 
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         Category Report Category ReportFunctional foods - NPD challengeForget all-purpose vitamin drinks. Get More offers you exactly the vitamins you want… 
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         News NewsFeel Good Drinks puts its cocktails in 250ml cansFeel Good Drinks has expanded its range of non-alcoholic cocktails with a new flavour and format… 
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         News NewsAG Barr-Britvic merger given final go-ahead – if they still want itBritvic has given a downbeat assessment of the likelihood of a tie-up with AG Barr, after the Competition Commission fully cleared the merger. 
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         News NewsCoke tackles impulse slump with 250ml canCoca-Cola is being rolled out in a new slimline 250ml can as CCE attempts to stem a decline in impulse purchases of soft drinks. 
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         Analysis & Features Analysis & FeaturesCheap cola multipacks add to pressure on impulse playersShoppers have been able to make big savings on cola multipacks in supermarkets in the past year… 
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         News NewsCoca-Cola adds another 100 names to personalised bottlesCoca-Cola is launching the next stage of the Share a Coke campaign it kicked off with the rollout of Coke bottles carrying individual names. 
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         News NewsG's acquires beetroot sports recovery drinkSalad veg supplier G’s Fresh is making a move into sports drinks with the acquisition of a beetroot-based recovery brand… 
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         News NewsBritvic to axe Drench and Pennine Spring water brandsBritvic is planning to axe its Drench and Pennine Spring water brands when the company shuts its Huddersfield factory… 
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         News NewsSoft drinks industry urged to back sustainability roadmapThe soft drinks industry has been asked to get behind a voluntary agreement to slash the 4.5 million tonnes of greenhouse gases (GHG) it produces every year – set to be unveiled by food minister David Heath on Monday. 
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         Category Report Category ReportFocus on sports drinks - the engine stallsEnergy drinks are motoring but sports drinks are in reverse… and what can be done to rev up sales?… 
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         Category Report Category ReportIs Monster munching Relentless?With Monster thriving and Relentless struggling, it’s no surprise some commentators have suggested the former is cannibalising the latter… 
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         Category Report Category ReportEnergy drinks- Kantar WorldpanelThe sports & energy drink category continues to outperform the rest of the take-home soft drinks market… 
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         Category Report Category ReportLucozade shored up by GSK in an ailing sports drinks sectorPromotions among the top 10 brands have fallen marginally in the past year… 
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         News NewsTesco lists 'Get More' vitamin drinks for kids and adultsTesco will unveil a new range of health drinks next week in what it claims is a “significant step forward” for the soft-drinks category. 
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         News NewsAG Barr-Britvic merger clears Competition Commission hurdleThe Competition Commission has provisionally cleared the proposed merger of Britvic and AG Barr but Britvic has indicated it would drive a hard bargain if merger talks resume. 
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         News NewsMountain Dew expanded with Amped-up taurine versionBritvic and PepsiCo are expanding their Mountain Dew energy drink brand with a new version called Amp. 
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         News NewsOutlook sweet for flavoured milk as popularity growsFlavoured milk is set to grow by more than triple the rate of carbonated soft drinks between 2012 and 2015, a new report from Tetra Pak claims. 
 





