From cold brew tea to coffee-inspired caffeinated water, we take a look at some of the new products hitting the shelves around the globe this month.
S. Pellegrino launches coffee-inspired caffeinated water
S.Pellegrino Sparkling Natural Mineral Water has launched a new line with coffee-inspired S.Pellegrino Essenza (pictured above).
The drinks have 30mg caffeine – around one-third of the amount of a cup of coffee – with zero calories and zero sweeteners.
They come in three flavors: Exotic Vanilla & Coffee flavors, Delicious Cocoa & Coffee flavors and Smooth Caramel & Coffee.
“Taking cues from the ease and delight of Italian coffee bars, the latest innovation for S.Pellegrino Essenza is gently caffeinated, perfect for those who love the taste of coffee to pair with their mid-morning break, or to enhance morning or afternoon snack time moments,” says the Nestle brand.
The benefits of chocolate as a sleep aid By Anthony Myers Approximately 80-90 million Easter eggs are consumed by British consumers every year, and with health and wellbeing a priority in the fight against COVID-19, we take a fun look at the main ways chocolate can affect a good night s rest.
This Easter, you may have more reasons than usual to treat yourself or your loved ones to some chocolate eggs. Not only could we all do with a pick-me-up after what has been a mentally and physically draining year for many but eating or drinking chocolate could actually be better for our sleep health than originally thought.
The Food Marketing Experts has started 2021 on a high, scooping up the title of Best Food Photography & Marketing Firm. But what does this really mean for its clients and what can this Cambridgeshire full service agency can bring to the table for the bakery sector?
According to Vhari Russell, founder and MD of The Food Marketing Experts, the agency received the award for its work in delivering
“mouthwatering content for its clients, which gets customers engaged with their brands and buying their products.
“Brands need to feed their customer’s imagination so that they know your product has to be in their basket every week,” added Russell.
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Product showcase 2021: General Mills goes soft, Whole Earth gets personal and Bwydydd Madryn flies the flag for Welsh snacks By Gill Hyslop
What are you in the mood for today? Pic: GettyImages/lemono General Mills is moving its iconic Pillsbury brand into the cookie aisle with a line of Soft Baked Cookies; Whole Earth is gearing up for the Tokyo Olympics with personalised jars of peanut butter; and Pwellheli-based food distributor Bwydydd Madryn is ramping up its portfolio of Welsh treats.
Team Crunchy or Team Smooth?
Whole Earth are inviting fans to pick their team. The artisan peanut butter producer is commemorating its partnership with Team GB for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games – now scheduled on 23 July to 8 August 2021 – by giving fans the chance to personalise their branded jar of Whole Earth Organic Crunchy or Whole Earth Organic Smooth.
Flying Fish hard seltzer
Flying Fish has launched a hard seltzer in South Africa: hoping to pioneer the category in the country.
The 5.5% ABV drink (pictured above) comes in 300ml slim cans in two flavors: lemon and lime; and raspberry. Flying Fish created South Africa’s first flavored beer and true to its nature of challenging convention and norms, is officially launching Hard Seltzer in the country, says South African Breweries (a subsidiary of AB InBev). In true Flying Fish nature, the brand is once again challenging category stereotypes and building a new beverage category in South Africa with the launch of Flying Fish Seltzer.