Innovations
Innocent adds new juice blends to carafe range
Innocent has added two new juice blends – apple and raspberry juice and tropical juice – to its PET carafe range.
Organisation
Innocent Drinks is a UK-based company whose primary business is producing smoothies and flavoured spring water, sold in supermarkets, coffee shops and various other outlets. In April 2010, Coca-Cola increased its stake in the company to 58% from 18% for about £65m.

Innovations
Innocent has added two new juice blends – apple and raspberry juice and tropical juice – to its PET carafe range.
News
Innocent Drinks picked up two Awards, alongside other winners Grove-to-Glass, VdF and Cocofina at the 10th annual Foodnews World Juice Awards in Madrid.
Innovations
Innocent drinks has introduced Juicy Drinks for children, in apple and orange flavours.
Article
Innocent Drinks sustainability manager Louise Stevens explains the company’s position on rPET.
Innovations
Innocent orange juice (with bits & smooth) is now available in 330ml ‘carafettes’.
Report
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Innovations
Innocent Drinks has launched a new range of NFC juices in a new recyclable PET carafe.
Article
How can food brands get the low, light and reduced product challenge right? Mat Lintern finds out.
News
The Coca-Cola Company, which bought an 18% stake in UK smoothie maker Innocent Drinks a year ago for £30m, has now upped its shareholding to 58%.
Innovations
Innocent is partnering with the National Trust for a new on-pack seeds promotion in a bid to help champion beekeeping.
Innovations
New trial size 500ml cartons from Innocent Drinks means consumers can try out all the flavour options for £1 a time.
Innovations
Smoothie makers Innocent Drinks are inspiring parents and children.
Innovations
The new cranberries, blueberries and cherries smoothie from Innocent has appeared on-shelf without any of the usual marketing promotions.
Opinion
Bill Bruce highlights a couple of new, US-based start-up companies that remind him of a very British success story.
News
An advert that claimed Innocent smoothies can count towards your five portions of fruit and veg a day has been cleared by the ASA.
Innovations
The mangoes, coconut and lemongrass smoothie from Innocent Drinks has been brought back as a limited edition following consumer demand.