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Utterly Butterly unveils aviation-inspired pack design Print Saputo Dairy UK is rolling out a new pack design for its Utterly Butterly spread. The design features an image of a plane “in a nod to the brand’s aviation heritage” and is running across Utterly Butterly’s Original and Lightly 500g tubs (£1.89). Emilie Grundy, marketing controller at Saputo Dairy, said: “The butters and spreads category has been a staple for shoppers throughout the pandemic, seeing volume growth of almost 13%, as in-home spreading, cooking, and baking occasions have soared during lockdown. “To maximis...

The promotional event is in store now and lasts until 26 January Nisa is offering customers a raft of promotions to help them through January with its latest value-led Half Price or Better event. The promotion aims to provide shoppers with “great-value deals” that help them manage tighter budgets after an expensive Christmas period. It aligns with the ongoing financial uncertainty among shoppers as a result of the pandemic, leaving offers and promotions of everyday products highly sought after, the retailer said. Products featured in the Half Price or Better event include Sharwood’s co...

Nisa retailers are offering consumers a raft of deals to help them manage tighter budgets after the expensive Christmas period. Products featured in the Half Price or Better event include Sharwood’s cooking sauce jars for £1, Tilda rice pouches at £1, Nestle Shreddies (415g) £1.19, Utterly Butterly (500g) £1, Lucozade Sport orange (four-pk) £2, and McCain’s Chunky cut Home Chips 1kg £1.85. Chris Walker, marketing operations manager at Nisa, said: “Shoppers are always a lot

Source: Unsplash Can butters, spreads and margarine expect another golden year in 2021? Or are hopes for further growth likely to melt away? As is stands, the category is in a position of strength. Its value has leapt by £128.1m (9.9%) this year, and it’s sold an extra 27.2 million kg thanks to the many millions of extra at-home eating occasions. Those figures mark something of a turnaround for BSM, which stayed in value growth in 2019 only because of price hikes. Arla, for one, seems optimistic that more growth is ahead. The dairy giant has seen its Lurpak brand add more value than the re...