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  • Little Moons appoints Joanna Allen as new CEO

    appointment of Joanna Allen as its new CEO, following the departure of Mike Hedges, who earlier this month is set for 3 June, has over 20 years of experience in the food and beverage industry, helping scale up start-up brands, as well as managing global portfolios such as Coca-Cola and Unilever.

  • Pepsi to launch permanent Wild Cherry & Cream flavour

    is launching a new permanent flavour, Wild Cherry & Cream, which will be available nationwide this month With 2025 trends bubbling up on all things cherry, we're confident Pepsi Wild Cherry & Cream will be Starting the week of 20 January, the new flavour will be permanently available in 12oz cans at retail

  • Advertising Standards Authority issues first rulings under new HFSS ad restrictions

    The rules, introduced at the start of the year as part of the UK Government’s public health strategy, The ASA confirmed it will continue to roll out further rulings in the coming months, supported by its The regulator is also stepping up guidance and training to help advertisers, retailers and foodservice

  • Danish Crown Beef CEO Finn Klostermann to leave as group restructures

    From the start of next year, the standalone position of CEO of Danish Crown Beef will cease to exist. Klostermann said the beef business had increased its focus on value-added processing and moved further up The transition is expected to take place over the next six months.

  • Frida Redknapp launches whole food convenience brand Frood

    a whole-food food brand founded by Swedish-born entrepreneur Frida Redknapp, launched earlier this month The initial line-up comprises Swedish Meatballs, Bella Bolognese, Golden Curry and Mexi Fiesta, each Founder Frida Redknapp said: “I came up with the idea when I realised that consumers were searching for

  • Baumer expands packaging tech range with new CorrBox Evo solution

    multi-application head features an electromagnetic drive to achieve high closing force and ‘excellent’ start-up These two materials make up roughly 80% of standard folding box production. This intelligent stitching technology reduces adhesive consumption by up to 50% without compromising Over the last several months, the new CorrBox Solution Evo has been tested ‘extensively’ under real production

  • Meiji launches first winter-exclusive Dear Milk ice cream

    Meiji will launch the first winter-season product in its Meiji Dear Milk line up with the debut of Meiji the brand’s positioning as Japan’s first ice cream made solely from dairy ingredients, while dialling up preferences for richer flavours, Meiji Dear Milk Tokuno aims to expand usage occasions during the colder months

  • Werther’s Original reveals new gingerbread flavour for the Christmas season

    Storck USA has added a new festive twist to its line-up of Werther’s Original, with a limited-edition gingerbread-flavoured soft caramel, available across the US this month.

  • What’s next in soft drinks? The latest flavour trends shaping the industry

    with tropical hints of mango and peach, launching as a permanent addition to the 7Up portfolio this month These permanent additions, sweetened with plant-based stevia, will launch later this month. Finally, its RC Cola Zero Sugar brings the iconic cola taste with zero sugar, launching nationally this month Additionally, earlier this month, Pepsi expanded its range with the launch of two new zero-sugar drinks The brand will launch three more refreshing and bubbly Clear Protein Soda flavours in the coming months

  • Coca-Cola and Oreo collaborate for limited-edition product launch in Canada

    Coca-Cola has teamed up with Mondelēz International-owned brand Oreo to introduce two limited-edition Both products will be available in grocery and convenience stores across Canada starting next month.

  • Ring Pop opens multi-million-dollar factory in Pennsylvania

    However, within months, the company managed to find a new location, relocate equipment and resume operations Ring Pop, said: "It would not have been surprising for it to take at least a year or more to get back up In a matter of months, they moved our equipment. And in just six months, the facility, our equipment and our team were fully operational again.

  • Groceries as a status symbol: How brands can take advantage

    media and retail are their two most regular touchpoints with consumers and are working to join them up That’s not easy in practice as retail traditionally plans six months ahead, while social moves in real world, not just a product For F&B brands working under HFSS restrictions, this cultural shift opens up Where should established brands start? The starting point for any established F&B brand trying to build cultural relevance is simply listening

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