IRN-BRU, the UK’S third biggest flavoured carbonate brand[1], is strengthening its ZERO range of flavours with the permanent addition of IRN-BRU Cherry. Available exclusively for
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IRN-BRU Energy is back on shelves, giving retailers a bold new way to tap into one of retail’s fastest-growing categories. Launching in 500ml big cans,
Allied Bakeries would close if a potential merger with Hovis didn’t go ahead, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has revealed in an interim report.
The arrival of hot cross buns on supermarket shelves is the undisputed signal that Easter has arrived in Northern Ireland. Behind this seasonal staple is
Boost Drinks, the third largest brand in Stimulation Energy and Sports Drinks, is launching a multi-million pound brand campaign across UK and Ireland, positioning the
IRN-BRU Ice Cream, the brand’s most-loved limited edition flavour, is returning as a permanent addition to the range as part of the brand’s long-term innovation
Greggs is forecasting continued growth and expansion amidst a strong pipeline of shop opportunities and expects to open around 120 net new shops this year.
In a further update to its phased investigation into the proposed takeover of Hovis by Allied Bakeries owner, Associated British Foods, the Competition and Markets
The Competition and Markets Authority has confirmed it has commenced its phase one investigation into the proposed takeover of Hovis by Allied Bakeries owner, Associated
The Competition and Markets Authority is continuing its probe into the proposed acquisition of Hovis, owned by Endless LLP, by Associated British Foods, owner of