Lyle’s Golden Syrup unveils Breakfast Bottle
Lyle’s Golden Syrup has launched a Breakfast Bottle with a flip cap and non-drip valve.
Archives for February 12, 2014
Juicy joy: Tetra Pak perfects new pasteurization process
Tetra Pak claims it can save its juice, nectar and still drinks customers up to 20% in energy costs by using a significantly lower pasteurization temperature.
Sizzling UK summer fails to ignite Heineken’s Strongbow sales
UK sales of Heineken brand Strongbow fell 1% last year despite the warmest, driest and sunniest summer since 2006 in the world’s largest hard cider market.
HEINEKEN WANTS REVIEW OF RULING WITH 'SIGNIFICANT FLAWS'
‘Ooh Ah, Cantona’s gone too far!’ UK regulator raps Kronenbourg advert
The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) says two Heineken adverts for Kronenbourg 1664 beer featuring former Manchester United soccer star Eric Cantona are misleading.
KonaRed CEO: We’ll do for coffee fruit what POM did for pomegranates and Sambazon did for açai
Could coffee fruit be the next pomegranate? One firm on a mission to turn the one part of the coffee plant most growers aren’t interested in into the next big thing in beverages, has just struck a series of deals it hopes will turn it into a household name.
TreeHouse sues GMCR, Keurig for 'monopolizing' single-serve brewer market
TreeHouse Foods Inc. along with its wholly owned subsidiaries Bay Valley Foods LLC and Sturm Foods Inc. filed a lawsuit against Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) and Keurig Inc., accusing them of violating federal antitrust laws to maintain a...