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Jolly Rancher launches freeze-dried confectionery line

Jolly Rancher launches freeze-dried confectionery line

Jolly Rancher, which is owned by Hershey’s, has expanded its line of confectionery with Jolly Rancher Freeze-Dried.

Swizzels unveils limited-edition Squashies Drumchick for Easter

Swizzels unveils limited-edition Squashies Drumchick for Easter

Swizzels has launched a limited-edition Easter treat, Squashies Drumchick, featuring a chick-shaped design and bright packaging.

Nestlé boosts R&D capabilities in Singapore

Nestlé boosts R&D capabilities in Singapore

Nestlé is enhancing its research and development (R&D) capabilities in Singapore with support from the Singapore EDB.

Nestlé purchases remaining stake in Hsu Fu Chi

Nestlé purchases remaining stake in Hsu Fu Chi

Nestlé has announced that an agreement has been reached with the Hsu family to acquire the remaining 40% stake in Hsu Fu Chi.

Haribo launches new Easter candy line-up

Haribo launches new Easter candy line-up

Gummi candy brand Haribo is introducing a new line-up of seasonal products aimed at capturing consumer attention during the Easter holiday.

Wells and Ferrero put ice cream twist on popular chocolate bars

Wells and Ferrero put ice cream twist on popular chocolate bars

Wells Enterprises and Ferrero North America have partnered to launch a new range of ice cream candy bars.

Mars Wrigley introduces new fruity Extra Refreshers flavour

Mars Wrigley introduces new fruity Extra Refreshers flavour

Mars Wrigley has unveiled a new Extra Refreshers Watermelon Raspberry flavour, set to hit retail shelves across the UK by the end of Feb.

Ferrero adds new ‘Tic Tac Two’ innovation to Tic Tac portfolio

Ferrero adds new ‘Tic Tac Two’ innovation to Tic Tac portfolio

Ferrero UK’s Tic Tac confectionery brand has added a new innovation, Tic Tac Two, to its portfolio.

Lidl GB to make 'least healthy' own-label product packaging less attractive to children in ‘industry-first’ initiative

Lidl GB to make 'least healthy' own-label product packaging less attractive to children in ‘industry-first’ initiative

Lidl GB will remove all packaging designs deemed attractive to children from its least healthy own-label products by mid-2025.

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