All Cereals & breakfast articles – Page 41
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Bogof's week
Sitting here eating my Cadbury's Dairy Milk, I note the FA is sending box-loads of food to Germany to help keep up our boys' energy and ensure they bring the World Cup back to these shores. Some 24 boxes of Coco-Pops and Rice Krispies, several...
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"The FSA panel's proposals offer welcome encouragement to suppliers to reformulate, but do not go far enough"
At last some encouraging news for the breakfast cereal category. When we discovered that 80% of cereals, including Bran Flakes, Special K, Cheerios, Corn Flakes and even porridge, would be banned by Ofcom from advertising on TV to children using...
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Nut-free cereal for allergy sufferers
Nut allergy sufferers can now sit down to breakfast without worrying about the content of their muesli.It&'s Nut Free has launched four new cereal varieties in 700g plastic tubs that are completely free of nuts and nut traces:...
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World News - 3rd June 2006
Online retailer Amazon has launched a dedicated grocery section on its US site Amazon.com. The section offers more than 10,000 non-perishable bulk grocery items and includes brands such as Kellogg, Campbell's, Del Monte and...
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FSA withdraws snacks
The Food Standards Agency has withdrawn a number of snacks from sale after they were found to contain a potentially cancer-causing toxin.Certain batches of Quaker Caribbean Chicken Seasons, Sainsbury's 18 Chocolate & Toffee Crispie Bites and...
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Brownsey joins Kellogg as its UK sales director
Kellogg UK has announced the appointment of Kevin Brownsey as its new UK sales director. Brownsey, who takes up his new role on July 3, joins Kellogg from Coors Brewers where he was off-trade sales director. Brownsey has been in...
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This cereal's all heart
Shredded Wheat has been given a packaging revamp to put up a hearty, more united front on all its cereal packs. The brand now features a large yellow heart-shaped logo on Original, Bitesize, Honey Nut, Fruitful and Triple Berry...
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Zesty addition to Seasons' snack bites
Zesty lime & coriander is the latest addition to Quaker's Seasons range. The mini crispbread snacks, which contain less than 10% fat, join the other variants in the range - Caribbean chicken; cheese, onion & chive; and sun...
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In Brief: Lowndes NAM; Numbers up; Scots premium; Winemaker post
Thomas Lowndes has appointed Victor Griffiths as NAM, replacing Andrew Gibbons. Griffiths joins from PepsiCo where he worked for 15 years as an account manager for brands including Walkers and Quaker. Phil Carroll has...
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Amazon expands into food
Online retailer Amazon has expanded its food offering on its US website Amazon.com.The retailer, which already sells gourmet foods through the site, has expanded the range to include nearly 2,000 basic packaged goods including Kellogg's...
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The Saturday Essay: GDA labels are the way to go
GDA labels are the way to go, says Tony Palmer, Managing Director, Kellogg UK. Obesity is a complex problem with many causes and any solution needs partnership between many different organisations - both public and private. That is why Kellogg, Kraft, Nestlé and PepsiCo have agreed to take a common ...
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On the Campaign Trail: Weetabix; Strongbow; Typhoo; St Ivel Gold Omega-3
Weetabix with you each day... Strongbow points in right direction... Get ready to 'oo' with Typhoo... St Ivel goes for gold with omega-3...
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Red light over labelling
Suppliers are rounding on the FSA's multiple traffic-light system, after Coca Cola, Krispy Kreme, McCain, Weetabix, British Sugar and a consortium representing Allied Bakeries, Allied Mills, Silver Spoon and G Costa told the agency...
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the green light for gda labels?
As major suppliers swear their allegiance to GDA labelling, Simon Mowbray asks if it really is the end for traffic lightsWhen food and drink behemoths Nestlé, Kellogg, Unilever et al jumped the lights by joining forces to advocate...
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Industry jumps the lights
Controversial traffic light labelling is under threat of complete breakdown following the move by six more major manufacturers this week to back a rival scheme based on Guideline Daily Amounts.In a joint move, industry giants Danone, Kellogg,...
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Some like it hot – and now
Porridge and hot cereals are steaming ahead as consumers wake up to the health benefits of oats and manufacturers launch new variants of old favourites in more convenient formatsPorridge and oat-based cereals are hot and sales have...
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Some like it hot – and now
Porridge and hot cereals are steaming ahead as consumers wake up to the health benefits of oats and manufacturers launch new variants of old favourites in more convenient formatsPorridge and oat-based cereals are hot and sales have...
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Getting a good start to the day
Hot cereals remain the key driver of growth in the total cereals market, with an increased emphasis on the goodness of oats and a significant shift towards wholegrain, says Lisa RileyThe rise and rise of hot cereals continued last...