All Soft drinks articles – Page 74
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NewsCaffeine-free sports drink Generate rolls out in two flavours
Citrus and berry variants are sweetened with sugar and stevia…
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NewsVita Coco adds chocolate variant to coconut water line-up
Drink promises a more ‘mainstream’ flavour than the rest of the range
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NewsNaked smoothies adds Kale Blazer variety
Drink contains 30% vegetables, two-thirds of which are kale…
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NewsDanone Waters adds orange to Touch of Fruit sugar-free
New flavour joins lemon & lime and strawberry…
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NewsFolkington's rolls out canned pressé quartet
Reduced-cal drinks will be sold through independent and regional wholesalers
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NewsCanO Water offers tinned alternative to plastic bottle rivals
Eco-friendly packaging promises “higher lifetime value”…
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NewsVimto launches no added sugar range Remix
Vimto is launching a no-added sugar sub-brand under its Seriously Mixed Up Fruit umbrella
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Analysis & FeaturesShare price winners and losers in 2015: from Fever-Tree to Tesco
Soft drinks plc lifts the spirits, while Sainsbury’s picks on one of the many depressed retail and supplier stocks
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NewsEvian launches cocktail-themed bottles under Spirits range
The Evian Spirits range will be available from this Friday
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NewsHey Like Wow unveils 'blast-cap' flavoured water range
The ‘blast-cap’ design prevents deterioration of the vitamins, removing the need for preservatives
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NewsAloe vera juice drink Simplee Aloe adds Apple & Mango
The Apple & Mango variant is the first new flavour for the brand
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Analysis & FeaturesGiants clash as bottled water booms
The UK soft drinks sector is a land of giants
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Analysis & FeaturesBritvic tops CCE in battle of soft drinks
Pepsi is once again top of the pops after delivering 5.9% growth for Britvic
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Analysis & FeaturesGiants clash as bottled water booms
The UK soft drinks sector is a land of giants
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Analysis & FeaturesBritvic tops CCE in battle of soft drinks
In growth terms, Pepsi is once again top of the pops
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Comment & OpinionRibenagate shows how much nerve sugar reduction needs
Three months on and Tesco’s thoughts on Ribenagate made compelling listening this week
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NewsTesco says soft drinks share can still grow despite Ribenagate
A “large proportion” of Tesco customers who deserted its kids lunchbox aisle after Ribena-gate have returned
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Category ReportAdult soft drinks category report 2015
Dry January aside, growing health aspirations are powering sales of an increasingly stylish adult soft drinks sector
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NewsEx Red Bull exec announces lower-sugar energy drink Tenzing
Tenzing contains half the level of sugar found in mainstream energy drinks
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Comment & OpinionCraft sodas have a role to play in rise of adult soft drinks
Expect retailers to give over more space to the latest American pretenders in 2016