All Soft drinks articles – Page 92
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         Category Report Category ReportSoft drinks category report 2015How do the calorie reduction efforts of UK soft drinks players compare with those of their counterparts overseas? And how are the steps being taken affecting sales? 
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         News NewsCapri-Sun gets Minions tie-in, new flavourThe promo, which features on 10-packs of the juice drink, will give shoppers the chance to win a family trip to New York, as well as one of 2000 squishy Minions toys 
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         News NewsStar Wars, Disney among licensed refreshments Dream Drinks bringing to UK marketThe fruit juices are “certified to the highest standards of food production”, said the business, and contain natural vitamins, minerals and at least 30% fruit juice content 
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         News NewsRocks revamps range with revised RTDsThe redesigned bottles feature a predominantly white label with colourful watercolour art, a new logo with a bolder typeface, and the message ‘100% squished’ 
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         Comment & Opinion Comment & OpinionYou can’t please everyoneAdopting a market tier definition approach means brands don’t waste resources talking to 100% of the ‘market’ regardless of the business issues 
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         News NewsInnocent moves into coconut water and carbonates marketsThe launch also means Innocent is going head to head with Vita Coco, which claims 89% of the UK market and is led in the UK by Giles Brook 
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         News NewsFever-Tree targets US growth as listed results show successIt achieved growth across all its regions, and launched in its 50th country during the year 
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         Analysis & Features Analysis & FeaturesSpot the difference: soft drinks boundaries are blurringEnergy waters, juice & spring water blends, fortified drinks… things are being mixed up in bottled water. Here’s how… 
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         Analysis & Features Analysis & FeaturesHealth matters: Brits splash out on low and no cal drinksDespite the battering soft drinks get in the press, the industry is cutting sugar. But how are no and low sugar variants doing? 
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         Analysis & Features Analysis & FeaturesMoney can grow on trees (or inside them at least)Tree waters such as birch and maple could be destined for big things. The Grocer heads to Latvia to find out more about these unusual products 
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         News NewsTax sugary drinks now, demands professorThe professor leading the Responsibility Deal’s food network has warned the government “cannot afford” to ignore the case for a tax on sugary drinks 
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         News NewsQcumber premium soft drink brings smaller can to marketQcumber made its debut for Ocado in 2012 and was introduced to more than 700 Tesco stores this January 
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         News NewsBritvic appoints Unilever's Kevin McNair as GB marketing directorMcNair joined Unilever in 1996 as a graduate trainee and has worked for the consumer goods giant ever since 
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         News NewsSchweppes begins new ad campaign in midst of Tesco disputeThe ad campaign will run from the end of April across on-demand TV, cinema, digital and outdoor media 
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         News NewsMarketing shake-up brings all Coca-Cola variants under single brandCoca-Cola has unveiled a radical marketing shake-up that will bring its four sub-brands under a single umbrella brand. 
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         News NewsElvis and Marilyn pucker up for Coke Contour bottle adsCoca-Cola is marking the 100th anniversary of its Contour bottle with a marketing push 
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         News NewsSugar totals in energy drinks labelled "disgraceful"Research by Action on Sugar showed that out of a total of 197 energy drinks surveyed, 78% would receive a red label for sugars per serving 
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         News NewsWarm summer drives 2.4% rise in 2014 drink can volumesThe UK canned drinks market has recorded its strongest performance to date - boosted by ‘the warmest year since 1910’. 
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         News NewsRed Bull adds Tropical flavour to Editions rangeRed Bull is gearing up to add a Tropical flavour to its Editions portfolio. 
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         News NewsRibena launches exotic holiday competition to promote Tropical rangeThe latest marketing push is designed to boost the profile of Ribena’s tropical range, which is currently in +48% value growth 
 





