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Homethings #WhatBrandsDo

Homethings #WhatBrandsDo

It is more difficult than ever for brands to differentiate themselves from competitors and keep up with peoples' ever-changing needs. Getting to the root of what shoppers want is key and sustainability is a top issue for many in the fast-moving consumer goods sector....

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Graze #KnowAddedSugar

Graze #KnowAddedSugar

Snack brand graze has teamed up with the University of Glasgow to launch #KnowAddedSugar, an educational campaign which aims to grow awareness of the amount of sugar added to snacks and to help shoppers to make more informed choices. The scientifically verified...

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First Plant-Based Gut Health Yogurt Range #WhatBrandsDo

First Plant-Based Gut Health Yogurt Range #WhatBrandsDo

The Coconut Collab – a small British company creating plant-based yogurt and puddings using coconut – has launched what it claims is the UK’s first plant-based yogurt range dedicated to promoting better gut health.  Each pot includes multiple strains of live cultures...

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Warburtons New Bread Range In Paper Packs #WhatBrandsDo

Warburtons New Bread Range In Paper Packs #WhatBrandsDo

Warburton’s has introduced a new range of health-orientated products to its portfolio called Seeds & Grains that will be available in recyclable paper packaging. The range will be wrapped in fully recyclable paper packaging which can be recycled via normal...

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Wilton British Fragrance-Led Laundry #WhatBrandsDo

Wilton British Fragrance-Led Laundry #WhatBrandsDo

Wilton is on a mission to become a UK household name by elevating the household aisle with premium, fragrance-led, ‘worktop worthy’ products – without the eco compromise for consumers. Wilton’s British-made one-litre laundry liquids (Cedarwood and Jasmine) and fabric...

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Refillable Cleaning Brand Neat #WhatBrandsDo

Refillable Cleaning Brand Neat #WhatBrandsDo

Launched at the end of 2020, eco cleaning product start-up Neat has grown rapidly in 18 months following a DTC launch and more recent expansion into retailers. Founded by ex-Method & Ecover’s Head Of Design Ryan McSorley and Head Of Sales Strategy and Category...

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