All Soft drinks articles – Page 106
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NewsPrinces gives Jucee squash updated design
Princes is revamping the packaging of its fast-growing Jucee squash…
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NewsSoft drink big players urge voluntary action to cut calories
Soft drink giants are calling on smaller companies to voluntarily slash calories from their products – before they are for…
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NewsVimto sparkles as Nichols reports 13% rise in profits
Strong sales of Vimto have driven Nichols’ profit and dividend growth into double-digit figures, as the company announced that CEO Brendan Hynes is to step down.
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NewsSodaStream drops bid to overturn TV advert ban
SodaStream has backed down in its defence of an advert that was banned by TV watchdogs, citing costs.
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NewsUpbeat whey drink from Volac targeted at mainstream market
A whey drink aimed at mainstream consumers as well as sportspeople has been launched by dairy ingredients company Volac…
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Category ReportInnocent closes the gap to Tropicana in juices and smoothies
Ever since Innocent moved into chilled juice in 2010, it has been eroding Tropicana’s market-leading position…
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Category ReportBritvic says it's business as usual for Fruit Shoot
With the horsemeat scandal in the headlines, the major recall of 2012 may be all but forgotten by the public…
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Category ReportCapri-Sun leads the way in our pick of the best NPD
Apple & Cherry will become the latest addition to the Capri-Sun range of juice drinks this month…
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Category ReportInnocent wages war with Tropicana in NFC promo arena
Innocent’s entry into the not-from-concentrate juices market in 2010 sparked a promotional war with Tropicana…
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Category ReportFour of top 10 juices and smoothies brands up ad spend
The amount spent on ad space by Britain’s 10 biggest advertisers in fruit juice and smoothies fell 9% last year…
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NewsCoca-Cola to increase Innocent stake to more than 90%
Coca-Cola is set to increase its share in Innocent Drinks to more than 90%, as the smoothie-maker’s founders step away from the day-to-day running of the business.
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NewsLeading doctors call for tax on fizzy drinks and more restrictions on HFSS product ads
Soft drinks industry leaders have warned that a tax on fizzy drinks will not help tackle rising obesity levels and reiterated the financial burden it will place on cash-strapped shoppers.
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NewsInnocent halo caught in EU copyright wrangle
Designers of Innocent’s ‘halo’ have won two EU-wide cases invalidating trademarks registered by the smoothie company…
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NewsRadnor Hills gives its soft drinks range a revamp
Soft drinks supplier Radnor Hills has relaunched its Heartsease Farm sparkling drinks range…
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Analysis & FeaturesGsK's Lucozade and Ribena - who will buy?
So does anyone fancy parting with the thick end of a billion quid for two of Britain’s most iconic home-grown drinks brands?
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NewsPussy energy drink pleads purity in new marketing push
Pussy Drinks is spending £5m on a poster campaign for its risqué energy drinks brand…
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NewsCoke Zero gets first fruit-flavoured variant
Coke Zero is rolling out its first fruit flavour variant, a limited-edition calorie-free cherry drink launching exclusively in Asda this month.
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NewsDepartment of Health calls summit on sugary soft drinks
Supersized fizzy drinks sold in cinema chains and leisure centres are set to be targeted by Department of Health…
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NewsSunmagic gets Tesco listing and new juices
Sunmagic has secured a national listing in Tesco that includes the introduction of four new juice drinks…
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NewsCCE plans to axe up to 5% of GB workforce in commercial shake-up
Coca-Cola Enterprises has confirmed it plans to axe 240 jobs – just over 5% of its GB workforce…