All Cereals & breakfast articles – Page 42
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The big breakfast
Others may be checking for bruises as the furore over guideline daily amounts (GDAs) versus traffic-light labelling rages on, but Kevin Brennan, Kellogg marketing director, is convinced that the controversy is doing the food industry...
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Chocs away as Kellogg sweetens Bran Flakes
Chocolate is joining the line-up of Kellogg's high fibre cereal All-Bran Bran Flakes, as the company bids to boost the healthiersector's taste factor.According to marketing director Kevin Brennan, taste is the key to encouraging...
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Scots break with tradition
Scotland is famous for producing some of the finest food and drink products in the world - think whisky, beef, salmon, game, oats and raspberries. It also has some unique regional specialities - wonderful butteries from Aberdeenshire, Selkirk...
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Tesco first to sell bread that 'cuts cholesterol'
Tesco is leading the charge to bring cholesterol-lowering claims to the bread aisle, with oat bran as its weapon of choice. It has pipped the major brands by adding the newly proclaimed superfood to a new Tesco White Bread...
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the wheat chief
Ken Wood regularly eats three Weetabix for breakfast and it's an especially important ritual when he's preparing for an interview. Being quizzed by journalists is an experience he finds nerve-racking, despite being CEO of one of the country's...
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Kellogg's cereal aims to lower cholesterol
Cholesterol-lowering claims are making a debut in the breakfast cereals aisle, thanks to Kellogg's launch of oat bran-based Optivita.The Berry Oat Crisp and Raisin Oat Crisp boxed lines consist of oats, brown rice, wholewheat, fruit and...
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Foreign focus
Product: Black Sesame Seed and Black Soy Bean Cereals Company: Kellogg Country: South KoreaThe company's Black Sesame Seed and Black Soy Bean Cereals offer consumers in South Korea a Western-style product with a clear Eastern...
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Weetabix spins Gold for a premium future
One of the UK's most traditional brands is going upmarket with the arrival of a premium version of Weetabix called Gold. The breakfast table stalwart is also planning to cut a greater swathe in the oats sector with a new ready-to-eat...
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Quaker sows more oats in hot cereals
PepsiCo is sowing more oats in the hot cereals sector with a revamp and a £5.8m marketing spend for its Quaker brand, up 134% on last year. Oatso Simple will get the lion's share of the total with £4m, while £1.8m will back the...
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Kellogg takes blissful bash at healthy trend
Kellogg, usually associated with corn, wheat and rice-based cereal brands, is adding oats to several of its range as part of a strategy to establish its brands more firmly as healthy products. It is expanding its Special K portfolio, with...
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Partners add organic cereal to credentials
Growth in organic breakfast cereals has prompted mainstream producer Cereal Partners to take its first steps into the sector, with the launch of Bitesize Organic Shredded Wheat at the end of this month. According to the company, the...
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Wincanton acts to keep Kellogg deal
Wincanton Ireland is taking legal action against Kellogg in the Dublin High Court to prevent the loss of a lucrative distribution contract. The logistics firm has provided warehouses and transport to Kellogg for some years, and also has...
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Jordans: Superfoods way to start the day
Cereal specialist Jordans is bringing a selection of powerful natural nutrients to the breakfast table, under a brand name that leaves little doubt about its promises. The Superfoods trio of muesli, bars and breakfast flakes have a...
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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...