Snooz Launches Sleep-Friendly Ice Cream
Ice cream and a good night's sleep don't usually go hand in hand, but Snooz is hoping to change that with the launch of its new sleep-friendly ice cream range.
Designed to support relaxation and better sleep, the products combine indulgent dessert credentials with functional ingredients linked to winding down before bedtime. As consumers increasingly look for foods and drinks that offer more than just great taste, Snooz is tapping into the booming wellness trend with a range that could make late-night snacking feel a little less guilty.
It seems the brand is giving shoppers a new excuse to have their ice cream and eat it too.
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McVitie's Goes Savoury
Known for its sweet treats, McVitie's is shaking things up by launching savoury biscuits for the first time in almost 200 years.
The move sees the iconic brand stepping into cheeseboards, sharing platters and aperitif occasions, bringing its biscuit-making expertise to a whole new category. As consumers continue to seek out elevated snacking experiences at home, the range is expected to appeal to those looking for something a little more sophisticated than the standard cracker.
After nearly two centuries on the sweet side, it looks like McVitie's is finally embracing its savoury era.
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Co-op Launches £3 Mystery Produce Bags
Co-op is taking on food waste with the launch of £3 fruit and vegetable mystery bags, available to online shoppers via Deliveroo.
Packed with surplus produce that might otherwise go to waste, the bags offer customers a budget-friendly way to stock up on fresh ingredients while helping reduce the environmental impact of discarded food. The contents may be a surprise, but that's all part of the appeal - think of it as a lucky dip for your fruit bowl.
With sustainability remaining high on consumers' agendas, the initiative offers a win-win for both wallets and the planet.
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Fibre Gets the Spotlight as Sainsbury's Rolls Out New Labelling
Sainsbury's is putting fibre front and centre with the introduction of 'Full on Fibre' labels across more than 500 own-label products.
The new signage is designed to help shoppers quickly identify foods that can boost their fibre intake, an area where many of us fall short despite its importance for digestive health and overall wellbeing. By making nutritional information easier to spot, the retailer hopes to encourage healthier choices during the weekly shop.
It's a simple change, but one that could help customers get a little more roughage for their buck.
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Campo Viejo Taps Into the Moderation Trend
Campo Viejo is raising a glass to moderation with the launch of two lighter-style Rioja wines: a Blanco and a Rosé.
Created for consumers who want to enjoy a glass of wine without going full strength, the new additions reflect growing demand for lower-alcohol options that don't compromise on flavour. The wines aim to deliver the quality and character associated with Rioja while offering a lighter drinking experience that suits changing lifestyles and drinking habits.
As mindful consumption continues to gain momentum, Campo Viejo is proving that sometimes less really is more.
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