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BrandOpus Creates New Range Redesign for Twinings' Teas

Nov 9, 2016

Brand design specialist BrandOpus has created new range redesign for Twinings' fruit, herbal and green teas. The £10m packaging relaunch will enable Twinings to expand its market presence by attracting a new generation of tea ...

Tags: BrandOpus, herbal, Twinings'Teas

Twinings Launches New English Breakfast Tea Range

Dec 15, 2015

Twinings have introduced a new English Breakfast tea range to Australia. The tea producer says its new range will now include extra strong, decaffeinated and honey vanilla options alongside its pre-existing traditional English Breakfast ...

Tags: Twinings, Breakfast Tea

Kliklok Has Successfully Installed a Number of Automatic Cartoning Lines

May 19, 2015

Kliklok has worked closely with the Weetabix Food Company over recent years, and has successfully installed a number of automatic cartoning lines at their Kettering site in Northamptonshire, to pack Alpen cereal bars and Weetabix biscuits. ...

Tags: Alpen Packaging, Biscuit Packaging

About 85% of Global Tea Production Is Sold by Multinationals

Nov 25, 2014

About 85% of global tea production is sold by multinationals. And three multinationals control one fifth of the global tea market – Unilever which owns Brooke Bond (UK) and Lipton (worldwide) with 12%, Tata Global Beverages which owns ...

Tags: tea production, tea market, Packaging

Pyramid Tea Bags Have Taken The Premium Tea World by Storm

Mar 19, 2014

Pyramid tea bags have taken the premium tea world by storm,so contract packaging company Packmasters International has launched a new service to enable brand owners to join the movement. In Australia,demand for premium tea is on the ...

Tags: Boutique Tea, Lipton, Twinings

A New Tea Packaging Machinery Will Be Introduced by Infusion GB

Sep 19, 2013

UK-based tea and herbal drinks packaging company Infusion GB has received a £1m finance package from HSBC to purchase new tea bag packaging machine. The new equipment bought from Italy will allow the company to produce bags in ...

Tags: Packaging, Printing, Packaging Machinery

Allied Bakeries' Deal to Co-Op Stores Has Helped Grocery Division Achieve 7% Growth

Jul 12, 2013

Allied Bakeries' deal to supply bread to Co-op stores has helped the grocery division of its parent company Associated British Foods (ABF) achieve 7% growth in the third quarter of its financial year. ABF's grocery division posted third ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Allied Bakeries Is on Target to Commission Its Largest Bread Plant

Apr 24, 2013

Allied Bakeries is on target to commission its largest bread plant, with a capacity of 10,000 loaves an hour, at Walthamstow in East London this summer. Allied Bakeries plans to commission its largest bread plant, with a capacity of ...

Tags: Allied Bakeries, Food

Mickelson Is a Recent Graduate of The Pratt Institute of New York

Mar 27, 2013

Mickelson is a recent graduate of the Pratt Institute of New York and has been working on a concept called ‘The disappearing package’, in which he demonstrates how, with a simple re-design, much of a package can be minimised or ...

Tags: packs, packaging, packaging industry

ABF Forecasts Flat Revenue From Its Grocery Division in The First Half of Its Fiscal Year

Feb 26, 2013

Associated British Foods has forecast flat revenue from its grocery division in the first half of its fiscal year amid challenging conditions in bread markets in the UK and Australia. ABF, which owns the Kingsmill bread brand in the UK ...

Tags: ABF, flat revenue, grocery division

New Packaging Has Been Created for Tea Blend by Brandopus

Feb 19, 2013

Design agency in the UK BrandOpus has created a new packaging design for Twinings’ Everyday Tea blend. As part of the design, BrandOpus developed a yellow background to feature a tealeaf pattern and bright glow. Yellow serves as a ...

Tags: packaging, packaging design, confident pack

ABF Is Embroiled in a Tax Dodging Row with The Charity ActionAid

Feb 18, 2013

Associated British Foods (ABF) is embroiled in a tax dodging row with the charity ActionAid over its sugar-producing subsidiary in Zambia. Kingsmill owner ABF denied tax dodging in Zambia According to a report published by the charity, ...

Tags: ABF, ax dodging, Zambia

Associated British Foods Net Sales Rises by 10% on The Same Period of Last Year

Jan 18, 2013

Higher sugar sales and strong growth at the Primark clothes retailer helped Associated British Foods to insulate itself against tough conditions in the UK food grocery market in its first fiscal quarter. For the 16 weeks to 5 January, ...

Tags: Foods, sugar sales, food grocery market

It's Been a Summer of Patriotism, Not Least for The Nation's Packs

Dec 17, 2012

It’s been a summer of patriotism, not least for the nation’s packs. But with the Olympics following hot on the heels of the Jubilee, Simon Creasey considers if the Union Jack always the answer How times have changed. When the ...

Tags: Packaging Market, Packaging, Tyrrells

Associated British Foods Takes an Impairment Charge of A$150m on Australian Meat Business

Dec 10, 2012

Associated British Foods today (10 September) revealed it had taken an impairment charge of A$150m (US$155m) on its Australian meat business as it battles "difficult" trading conditions in the market. The UK-listed group announced the ...

Tags: Australia, ABF, impairment charge, meat business

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