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Halewood launches Iron Press as a ‘soft drink for real men’
Halewood International is breaking into the "female-focused" adult soft drink market with a blokey beer-style brew called Iron Press.Made with a barley and malt base, Iron Press (rsp: £2 per 500ml bottle) comprises apple and lime...
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World News 12/6/10
The Coca-Cola Company has entered into an agreement with Dr Pepper Snapple Group to distribute certain Dr Pepper brands, subject to the completion of The Coca-Cola Company's acquisition of Coca-Cola Enterprises' North...
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NewsAcid Test: Cherry Vimto
"The home of Vimto, Warrington, is where I was born and brought up and the drink runs in our veins, so I was initially wary about them playing with the recipe."
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Perfectly Clear for on-the-go
Silver Spring is pouring its Perfectly Clear range into 500ml bottles as part of its strategy to claw share of the flavoured water category from Volvic.The Kent-based bottled water supplier said the lines, available now (rsp: 65p), would...
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Robinsons celebrating 75 years of link to Wimbledon
Britvic is celebrating Robinsons' 75-year tie-up with Wimbledon through a new marketing campaign, and doesn't anticipate the football World Cup will overshadow the tennis tournament.
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Ad of the Week: Irn-Bru's loony tunes
In the past, if you were followed home by animals you were either a Catholic saint or a pensioner fleeing hyenas. They can smell death, you know (both hyenas and pensioners).
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NewsNescafé recalled in glass contamination alert
Nestlé has been forced to recall jars of Nescafé Collections coffee over fears of glass contamination.
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Campaign Trail: The new faces of Vimto
Vimto's pouting new brand characters Les Cherries make their TV debut this summer as part of a £6m Seriously Mixed Up Fruit push for the brand this year.
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NewsRed Bull gives can maker Rexam wings
Energy drinks such as Red Bull helped boost trading for can maker Rexam to “encouraging” first-quarter sales.
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NewsFocus On Soft Drinks: Not so soft sell
Suppliers are pulling out all the stops on the promotional and advertising fronts to drive soft drink sales – so why are overall volumes down, asks Simon Creasey
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My Alternative CV: Vince Armitage, Varta Consumer Batteries
Vince Armitage, divisional vice president at Varta Consumer Batteries UK, on luggage, Vimto and Lee Evans
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Focus On Soft Drinks: A taxing issue
One of the biggest challenges facing soft drinks producers in the US is the looming spectre of a tax on sugary drinks in some states and cities.
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Focus On Soft Drinks: A taste of tradition
If you were trying to capture the feel of the quintessential British countryside, you might well think of roses, apples and blackberry picking.
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Focus On Soft Drinks: A squash and a squeeze
The Bottlegreen Drinks Company hit on the idea for its flagship product by happy accident.
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Focus On Soft Drinks: Lashings of ginger beer
The recession has given shoppers a taste for brands and flavours they enjoyed in their childhood leading to a resurgence of old favourites such as cloudy lemonade and ginger beer. And it's not just the big brands that are capitalising.
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Focus On Soft Drinks: Milk drinks shake it up
Flavoured milk drinks clearly have the white stuff to succeed at the moment: their 6.6% volume growth outstripping the growth of their high-profile soft drink counterparts [Nielsen 52w/e 20 March].
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Focus On Soft Drinks: Fancy a stiff drink?
If purveyors of enhanced soft drinks are to be believed, there seems to be a potion for any ailment you could care to list (and some you wouldn't want to).
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Focus On Soft Drinks: Impulse sales declIne as shoppers top up at mults
The impulse market for soft drinks lost its fizz in 2009, with value sales falling 3%.
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Focus On Soft Drinks: Four to watch
Guaraná Antarctica - a fruit-based drink with a massive following in its native Brazil - has been launched in the UK by distributor Fayrefield. The carbonated drink has an rsp of between 89p and 99p and is made from a fruit that only grows in the Amazon.
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NewsInnocent Kids debuts new website
Innocent has unveiled a new website for young smoothie fans to complement its latest fridge magnet promotion.