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Never mind selling coals to Newcastle, Joe & Seph’s has found business growth in selling popcorn to the Americans – and others – as its export strategy pays dividends for the UK-based brand.
The weakness in sterling has heightened concerns among weary UK food SMEs about costs, although some see a potential benefit for exports.
UK's best-tasting popcorn teams up with Budweiser to launch beer flavoured snack If you love beer and popcorn, well this might be the perfect snack for you. Joe & Seph's has partnered up with Budweiser to launch beer-flavoured popcorn 15:18, 28 MAY 2021 Get quick and easy recipes straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy ...
Posh popcorn brand Joe & Seph’s is taking a leaf out of Sodastream’s book. The brand has launched a kitchen appliance for shoppers to make their own gourmet popcorn at home - which rings in at £35. The machine air pops the corn, rather than frying (or microwaving) it, which the brand said “creates gourmet popcorn that is low in calories, a source of fibre and boasts the most delicious, fluffy texture”. The brand will sell Make Your Own Gourmet Popcorn Kits which can be used with the machine to create popcorn in Joe & Seph’s flavours (rsp: £6/230g, £25/920g), including Salted Cara...
Downloads Brits have bought a veritable mountain of bagged snacks during the pandemic. They’ve tucked into almost 60,000 tonnes more than in 2019. As such, the value of crisps, popcorn, nuts and other savoury snacks has climbed by 13.1% to the dizzy height of £3.8bn [Kantar 52 w/e 27 December 2020]. That’s an extra £441.8m. And there’s good reason for this massive pile, suggests Cofresh brand manager Jon Roberts. “With cutbacks and restrictions on daily life, snacking has become the affordable treat,” he says. “At-home snacking is one area that has experienced continued growth....