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Asda has opened its new sustainability trial store and unveiled a new plastics reduction strategy with a promise that customers will not pay more for greener options.
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Reese’s brand brings the treats with robotic Halloween door
The Reese’s brand is bringing trick or treating to fans with the Reese’s Trick- or-Treat Door, a hands-free way to get treats this Halloween.
Britvic announces new and exclusive PepsiCo bottling agreement
Britvic has reached agreement with PepsiCo for a new and exclusive 20-year franchise bottling agreement for the production, distribution, marketing and sales of its carbonated soft drink brands, including Pepsi, 7UP and Mountain Dew, in Great Britain.
