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Consumers are on the lookout for quality drinks, particularly over the summer months and demand for cocktails is on the rise. This presents the perfect opportunity for pub and bar operators to drive sales through trade-up opportunities. Operators can experiment with a variety of fruity and fresh flavours as well as offer popular classics. Key occasions, such as bank holidays, will also see an uplift in footfall and therefore offer an additional occasion to maximise sales.

UK governments IETF has granted £24.3 million to top UK energy-intensive firms to help them improve their energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

But award of over £24m in energy efficiency funding comes on same day as manufacturers call on Ministers to end 'flip-flopping' on green industrial strategy

Heineken, Kellogg’s and Tate and Lyle are among the manufacturers set to receive new Government funding for energy efficiency projects and tech trials that could slash emissions.

Leading soft drinks business, Britvic, is redoubling its efforts to cut carbon emissions and save energy - with £8 million of investment to improve efficiency at its London factory. ... | May 9, 2023

Britvic announces £8 million project to improve energy efficiency and cut carbon emissions by 50% at London factory  ...

New senior appointments have been announced by Food Standards Scotland, Britvic and the Cold Chain Federation.

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A WELL-known Limerick bottled water brand is to go fully green following the signing of an agreement to fund renewable energy.

When Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8 last year, a countdown started ticking for many of the companies which hold royal warrants to supply goods and services to the monarch.