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Cheestrings follows Shots with Spaghetti
Kerry Foods is encouraging kids to play with their food with the latest launch under its Cheestrings brand: Cheestrings Spaghetti. Aimed at the kids' lunchbox market, the new product is the shape and thickness of spaghetti but is made...
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Focus On Lunchbox: Health sends kids chomping cheese
Children's products continue to dominate snacking cheese as parents look for healthy goodies for their kids.
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Milkmen double the number of products available on rounds
Offering fireworks, catfood growbags and the odd pint of milk milkmen have more than doubled the number of products available through their milk rounds in the last year. New data from trade body Dairy UK, which surveyed 4,000 milkmen,...
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Dairy futures market to begin trading in autumn
Europe's first futures market for dairy products is set for a September launch, the trading company behind it has announced. Developer NYSE Euronext hopes the trading platform, designed to iron out price volatility, will go live in...
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Dairygold launches 12 speciality cheeses
Dairygold Food Ingredients is breaking into retail with a line of speciality cheeses. The Irish dairy co-operative will preview The Imokilly Cheese Company brand at the Nantwich International Cheese Show on 27-28 July. The 12-strong range...
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Chilli Philly offers sweet inspiration
Kraft has launched a sweet chilli Philadelphia Light to inspire cooks to use the brand more in cooking. Sweet chilli flavoured products had been very popular in recent years, and the new variant added another dimension to the Philadelphia...
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Cheese push for cricket star
Fayrefield Foods has recruited former cricketer Darren Gough as the face of its Collier's Powerful Welsh Cheddar brand. Gough, who played 58 tests for England, will head up a sales push for Collier's by fronting promotion, PR and social...
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Nesquik gets revamp to boost its health appeal
Nestlé has overhauled its Nesquik milkshake brand with a healthier recipe, new pack design and a return to TV, after a 10-year absence, in an attempt to boost faltering value sales. The recipes of Nesquik's existing three-strong range...
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sowing their oats
Having fed hungry commuters across the nation’s capital with its pots of oats, fruit and yoghurt, Moma now has ambitions to double its retail sales. Catherine Dawes reports
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Tetley for soya milk first to sport range redesign
Tetley is kicking off a major range redesign with the launch of a new tea bag especially designed to be used with soya milk.
The Tata-owned brand is introducing Tetley for Soya (rsp: £2.39 per 80 tea bags) to retailers later this month…. -
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New feed offers greener milk with lower satfats
A new cattle feed has been launched that its makers claim will slash the satfat content and carbon footprint of dairy products and "revolutionise" the dairy industry.Lintec, which is already used extensively on the Continent, was...
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NewsHow Weetabix can clean up with its choc-flavoured cereal
It turns milk chocolatey yet Ofcom is happy for it to be advertised on children’s TV. Alex Beckett weighs up what Weetabix Chocolate means for the market
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Dairy-free kids milk launched by Alpro
Alpro has launched a new soya milk for kids who are on a dairy-free diet.Suitable for children aged one year and above, Alpro soya Junior 1+ can be used as a main milk source for children from the age of one, or as part of a weaning diet...
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McCutcheon back for Activia summer push
Danone is launching a new summer TV campaign for Activia starring brand ambassador Martine McCutcheon.The new commercial, which hit screens this week, aims to build on the success of the Tummy Loving Care campaign launched last December....
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NewsRobert Wiseman ups milk price by 0.4ppl
Robert Wiseman Dairies has announced another increase in the price paid to its farmers for milk following last summer’s hike.
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Milk output high reflects investment by producers
Monthly milk production has hit a three-year high, prompting fresh hopes that the tide could be beginning to turn for the troubled British dairy industry.Wholesale deliveries in May totalled 1,238 million litres, their highest level...
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Focus On Butters & Spreads: Posh butters are on the up
As a sector, flavoured butters are a tiny but burgeoning portion of the market. Worth £5m, sales grew well ahead of the rest of the category up 4.5% on last year [Kantar].
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Focus On Butters & Spreads: A home-cooking revolution
Baking, it seems, has become the latest retro pursuit to be given a boost thanks to recession chic. Cookware specialist Lakeland says it has seen a spike in sales of its baking tins of 150% over the past two years.
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Focus On Butters & Spreads: Four to watch
A gold winner in The Grocer's Food & Drink Awards 2010, this is a healthier spread, with reduced fat and salt, that retains the taste of butter.
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NewsFocus On Butters & Spreads: Promos cut like a knife through butter
Supply shortages and demand from Asia have pushed up the wholesale cost of butter a staggering 60%. But that doesn’t mean retail prices will follow suit, says Claire Murphy