food sector, with Danone setting a methane reduction target and companies like Nestlé, who are signed up to the Dairy Methane Action Alliance, starting to report their substantial methane emissions. Their decisions shape what ends up on our plates and, by extension, the environmental impact of current emissions, those generated from the production, use and disposal of the products they sell, can account for up Given that meat and dairy make up a significant portion of most supermarkets’ emissions footprint, a

Müller UK & Ireland has expanded its premium desserts range with the launch of Müller Bliss x Baileys, bringing the dairy brand together with the iconic Baileys name in a new alcohol-free indulgent dessert. The new licensing partnership combines Müller Bliss’s Greek-style whipped yogurt with Baileys flavour sauce, dark chocolate and crispy Baileys flavour balls, creating a dessert positioned around premium indulgence and adult treat occasions. Despite drawing on the flavour profile of the well-known Irish cream brand, Müller Bliss x Baileys contains no alcohol. The product will be available across major UK retailers as Müller looks to tap into continued demand for indulgent treats. The company said the indulgent treats category is currently growing by 15% year on year in value sales. Müller said the launch is designed to offer consumers an elevated dessert experience while giving the Müller Bliss brand a distinctive proposition within the yogurt aisle. Talar El Asswad, strategy and marketing director at Müller Yogurt & Desserts, said: “We're delighted to be partnering with Baileys to bring something truly unique to the yogurt aisle. By combining the flavour of one of the UK's most loved spirits brands with the indulgent taste and texture of Müller Bliss, we've created a distinctive adult treat which offers consumers a perfect 'me time' moment.” She added that partnerships of this kind form part of Müller’s strategy to attract more consumers to the category through innovation and new occasions. The company is also positioning the launch around seasonal demand for indulgent products, with El Asswad noting that shoppers typically seek more treat-led options towards the end of the year. Declan Hassett, senior licensing manager at Diageo, described the collaboration as a natural fit between the two brands. “We're excited to launch what feels like such a natural partnership, combining the creamy indulgence of Müller Bliss yogurt with the distinctive taste of Baileys to create the ultimate adult treat,” said Hassett. The launch builds on Baileys’ existing licensing programme, which seeks to extend the brand beyond its core beverage format and introduce its flavour profile to new products and occasions.

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Good Start Canada has expanded its portfolio with the launch of a certified organic infant formula, responding Marketed as being easy on babies' stomachs, Good Start is positioning the new Organic infant formula DHA to support brain and eye development and provides complete nutrition for infants from birth to 12 months milk is the optimal source of nutrition and recommending exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months via Amazon Canada and at Loblaws, with additional retail listings expected to follow in the coming months

Trolli is expanding its confectionery portfolio with the launch of Trolli Spicy Crawlers, a new twist on its signature candy that combines the brand's familiar sweet-and-sour taste with a subtle spicy kick. Designed to tap into growing consumer demand for bold and adventurous flavour combinations, the new product blends fruity sweetness with a hint of habanero, delivering what the company describes as a balanced sweet-and-heat experience without overwhelming spice. The new range introduces three flavour combinations: mango habanero, pineapple habanero and strawberry habanero. Each variety pairs fruit flavours with the brand's signature sour profile and a warm finish from habanero, offering a new take on the classic Trolli crawler format. The launch reflects the continued popularity of sweet-and-spicy flavour trends across the snacking and confectionery categories, as manufacturers look to attract consumers seeking more adventurous taste experiences. Trolli Spicy Crawlers are now rolling out to retailers nationwide and are available in a range of pack sizes, including 3oz, 4.25oz, 6.3oz, 12.3oz, 24.2oz and 40oz formats, catering to both on-the-go purchases and larger sharing occasions.

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