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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) has expanded its offering under its Powerade brand with the introduction of a new Golden Mango-flavoured beverage. The new isotonic sports drink provides consumers with a tropical flavour profile. Like the rest of the Powerade range, it contains vitamin B6, which could reduce tiredness and fatigue. Rob Yeomans, vice president of commercial development at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners GB, said: “Powerade has huge potential, particularly with active lifestyles high on many consumers’ agendas and the sports sub-category doing so well within wider soft drinks. We hope that the new look and innovation will really excite our consumers and we look forward to seeing how retailers get behind the brand in store.” In a similar move, CCEP expanded its Relentless energy drink portfolio in April, with the addition of Fruit Punch, a new tropical-flavoured beverage. The new Golden Mango Powerade comes in 500ml bottles and is available to purchase in UK retailers now. #CCEP #Powerade #UK

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BioMérieux, a manufacturer of in vitro diagnostics, has unveiled its latest develoment, the Gene-Up Pro The rapid turnaround time of Gene-Up Pro HRM allows beverage producers to avoid costly storage fees associated Unlike conventional yeast and mould testing kits, Gene-Up Pro HRMM targets specific ascospore profiles Gene-Up Pro HRM can be integrated with bioMérieux’s existing Gene-Up Pro ACB, a real-time PCR assay that

🍩 Krispy Kreme has refreshed its doughnut offering in the UK, with a new line-up featuring eight brand-new The next in the line-up, Cinnamon Swirl, combines a classic ring doughnut, hand-rolled in cinnamon sugar 🍫 Next up, White Marble Chocolatta is hand-dipped in a creamy white chocolate coating and swirled demand for citrus-flavoured treats, hand-dipped in lemon-flavoured icing, scattered with melt-in-the-mouth The new line-up is part of Krispy Kreme’s shift to make the brand more distinctive, with the majority

Boost Drinks has introduced three new products under its energy and sport ranges. Boost has expanded its sugar-free energy range with two new flavours: Tropical Blitz and Apple & Raspberry. This comes amid a notable increase in the sugar-free energy drinks category, reflecting the trend towards health-conscious choices, with one in three consumers now opting for sugar-free beverages. Meanwhile, Boost unveiled its latest limited-edition sport flavour: Watermelon & Lime. This follows the success of the limited-edition Raspberry & Mango flavour in 2023, now integrated into the core range. The move underscores Boost's commitment to delivering innovative products aligned with the growing enthusiasm for limited-edition drinks and bold flavours. Harley Beecroft, product controller at Boost Drinks, said: “These new launches across sport and energy provide an exciting opportunity for us to provide a diverse range of drinks that tap into the growing health and wellbeing agenda and increased demand for low/no sugar products whilst offering notable flavourful variety". "Following outstanding success in both categories, we're confident that these new additions will continue to delight consumers and help contribute to our ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence within the soft drink category.”

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The new addition joins the brand's line-up, which includes Bourbon and Brown Sugar and Steakhouse Recipe a testament to our commitment to bold flavour; it’s a true game-changer for anyone looking to spice up Mike Kurtz, Mike’s Hot Honey founder, added: “Nothing is bolder than showing up to the tailgate party

Modern Baker, an innovative UK-based start-up focused on redefining ultra-processed foods (UPFs), has

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Danone has announced that it will invest up to $65 million over the next two years to expand its Jacksonville