LAUNCH GALLERY
A TASTE OF THE PUNJAB
With a market saturated in jars of ready-made curry sauces, Rustic Indian hope to revolutionise the category with their fresh, chilled spice blends. Made from the finest, authentic ingredients and from traditional Punjabi recipes, Rustic Indian have launched a range of spice bases for home cooking. Designed to be stirred into soups, to marinade meat or as a seasoning for stews and casseroles, the richly spiced foundation sauces bring the authentic flavours of the Punjab directly to your kitchen. All four sauces are vegetarian and gluten-free with absolutely no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
NOT FREE-FROM FLAVOUR
Warburtons have created the Newburn Bakehouse brand, to offer consumers a wider variety and better-tasting range of products, completely free from gluten. Their market research showed that the free-from consumers want ‘nor- mal’ fresh-tasting bread, rolls and baguettes. The creation of the Newburn Bakehouse brand (named after the loca- tion of their separate specialist free-from bakery) with its bold typography and friendly baker icon, represent a leap for Warburtons into sub-brand territory. The Newburn Bakehouse by Warburtons range includes a sliced white and brown loaf, white and brown rolls, lemon&poppy and blueberry&cranberry muffins, fruity teackes and spiced fruit loaf. The loaves and rolls are also available on prescription.
SMALL BUT MIGHTY
Unilever have unveiled the dramatic new redesign of their deodorant cans. The new compressed cans are half the size (ml) of their predecessors, using 50 per cent less propellant, 25 per cent less aluminium and due to their smaller size, 53 per cent more cans fit into a pallet. These changes have given them a 25 per cent smaller carbon footprint and come as part of the Unilever's continued commitment to sustainability. Unilever produce deodorant cans for the Sure, Dove and Vaseline brands.
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