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12th January 2021
Cereal Partners UK (CPUK), a subsidiary of the long-standing global partnership between Nestlé & General Mills, has announced the launch of its new Organic Honey and Chocolate Cheerios.
The product, available exclusively in Waitrose from tomorrow, marks Cheerios UK’s entrance into the UK’s organic market. The cereal is made using organic honey hoops from five organically-farmed whole grains, and chocolate cereal pieces. All ingredients are sourced from farmers following organic farming practices, while the product also displays CPUK’s signature green banner indicating whole grain is the number one ingredient.
Toby Baker, Regional Marketing Director at Nestlé Cereals said: “Given that £200m a month is now spent on organic food and drink in the UK, it’s clear that sustainably conscious consumers are looking for products that are good for our planet. This growing interest has intensified during the pandemic, with many families placing greater emphasis o
Nestlé and Cereal Partners launch new organic Cheerios line Cereal Partners UK is to launch Nestlé s first UK organic Cheerios variant, Organic Honey and Chocolate Cheerios, in Waitrose stores from 13 January 2021 and in Sainsbury s stores in May.
The certified organic cereal is made using organic honey hoops, from five organically-farmed whole grains, and chocolate cereal pieces. All ingredients are sourced from farmers following organic farming practices, while the product also displays Cereal Partners UK s (CPUK’s) signature green banner, indicating whole grain is the prime ingredient.
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Given that £200m a month is now spent on organic food and drink in the UK [according to the Soil Association Certification’s annual Organic Market Report 2020]
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11:23 AM December 3, 2020
Updated:
11:09 AM December 9, 2020
Ruaidhrí Carroll (L) and TfL s Sanjay Shah who helped Sudbury Town Station win a Bees Needs Award 2020 from DEFRA. Picture: Ruaidhrí Carroll
- Credit: Archant
Long forgotten planters at Sudbury Town Station have been brought back to life and won a environmental award.
Community gardener Ruaidhrí Carroll showing Sudbury Town Station s Bees Needs Award 2020 from DEFRA. Picture: Ruaidhrí Carroll
- Credit: Archant
The station, in Orchard Gate, has been awarded a Bees’ Needs Award 2020 by the department for environment, food and rural affairs (DEFRA).
The project to transform the long-forgotten planters along the platforms has been recognised for making the environment more bee friendly by providing food and a home for pollinating insects.