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PHS Group launches new website PHS Group, a leading provider of workplace services, is inviting visitors to explore its new website and download its free guide to a smarter workplace. The new website, which officially launched on the 17 April, has
been designed to provide the ultimate user-friendly experience. With improved navigation and functionality throughout, customers now have access to detailed product and service information, with the option to share information across all major social networking sites. Using the latest technology, the site is responsive to give an optimum viewing experience on mobile and tablet devices. The new site has been specifically designed to help customers
understand PHS’s complete range of workplace service solutions. Created with the customer firmly in mind, the website also hosts the latest free guide on how to create a smarter workplace for a more productive workforce. Talking about the launch of the new website, Jonathan
McGregor, PHS chief marketing officer, said: “The new website means that customers can now benefit from richer online content that is easier to navigate and share with others, assisting the decision making process.” The website allows visitors to stay informed with the latest news from the company, and the whole workplace services industry.
UCC Coffee UK & Ireland invests £2.5m at UK’s leading roastery
UCC Coffee UK & Ireland, a market-leading coffee supplier to the retail and foodservice markets, has invested £2.5m in its Dartford coffee roastery. The major changes, which went live on 1
April 2015, increase its roasting capacity by 50% to 12,000 tonnes of coffee a year, cementing its position as the UK’s largest roaster of coffee by volume and its commitment to driving quality in the market. Central to the investment is the modernisation of silos, upgrades to its software and green bean transportation
systems and the installation of a new state-of-the-art Probat Neptune 1500 Drum roaster. The German manufactured roaster, which is capable of roasting up to 1,500kg of green beans an hour, features market- leading energy-saving health & safety and roasting temperature systems to produce exceptional quality coffee with every batch. Elaine Higginson, managing director, UCC Coffee UK & Ireland comments: “The coffee market continues
to develop at an astonishingly quick pace. With this, our customers in both retail and out of home are experiencing higher demand for excellent coffee than ever before. This investment in Dartford has significantly increased our roasting capacity and futureproofed our business, so we can fulfil higher volumes for our customers for years to come.
In Brief…
In the UK, Coca-Cola Enterprises announces the addition of 2 new variants to its Schweppes range, Grapefruit-Blood Orange and Lemon-Elderflower, to be available in stores from April.
MBG International Premium Brands completes the acquisition of The Feel Good Drinks Company, in a move aimed at expanding in the UK market.
In the UK, Innocent Drinks launches Innocent Bubbles, as it aims to expand into the flavoured sparkling water market.
In the UK, Scandinavian dairy cooperative Arla Foods launches Arla Big Milk, the first nutrient enriched fresh milk on the market, backed by a £2m integrated marketing campaign.
UK soft drinks supplier Princes announces it is to stop selling the full-sugar lines from its Jucee squash range, replacing them with no-added sugar variants by May 2015.
In the US, PepsiCo announces it is to remove aspartame from its Diet Pepsi range starting August 2015, as it aims to tackle consumers' health concerns.
UK drinks firm Nichols acquires a 49% stake in UK- based slush drink producer The Noisy Drinks Co., in a deal worth £2.7m.
The Coca-Cola Company appoints Alexander Douglas Jr. as Executive Vice President,
effective immediately.
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