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May 13, 2013
Pop-Tarts adds peanut butter flavors after high demand from fans

Pop-Tarts has "Gone Nutty" with the newest addition to its line of breakfast pastries launching two new varieties of peanut butter-filled items after high customer demand.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Pop-Tarts has "Gone Nutty" with the newest addition to its line of breakfast pastries launching two new varieties of peanut butter-filled items after high customer demand.

"Peanut butter has long been the most requested flavor by our fans," said Dick Podiak, director of marketing for Pop-Tarts. "We think everyone will agree it was worth the wait once they taste these delicious new varieties."

December 10, 2012
Kellogg introduces new cereal, toaster pastry flavors

Kellogg has introduced a series of new breakfast food products, the company said Monday.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Kellogg has introduced a series of new breakfast food products, the company said Monday.

October 9, 2012
ReportersNotebook — Consumables, 10/15/12

Dasani has introduced Dasani Drops, a zero-calorie liquid beverage enhancer that allows people to add a burst of flavor to their water, the company said.

SUPPLIER NEWS — Dasani has introduced Dasani Drops, a zero-calorie liquid beverage enhancer that allows people to add a burst of flavor to their water, the company said. Packaged in a squeezable 1.9-fl.-oz. bottle with a flip-top cap, the product comes in strawberry kiwi, pink lemonade, pineapple coconut and mixed berry flavors, and will be available at stores nationwide in October. 


September 6, 2012
Food Lion kicks off campaign to benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

Food Lion once again is supporting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

SALISBURY, N.C. — Food Lion once again is supporting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

Through its latest campaign, called "Kickoff for Kids," which will run through Sept. 18, Food Lion is inviting its customers customers to donate $1 at the register, in exchange for signing their name on a football balloon. The company hopes to raise an additional $1.2 million for children who receive care at 32 regional Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.