
Competition between Innocent and Tropicana is heating up in the chilled juice fixtures with a fresh raft of NPD aimed at kids.Innocent has unveiled Innocent Kids Squeezies, a range of easy-tear 40ml tubes filled with...
5 May 2009

Coca-Cola has taken a minority stake worth GBP 30m in Innocent Drinks, with the financial injection to form part of the smoothie company’s move to expand across Europe.
7 April 2009
Innocent Drinks, famous for its no nonsense smoothies and juices, is launching a new product: innocent veg pots.Each veg pot provides three portions of veg, is a great source of fibre, are low fat and low in salt. They come in four filling recipes, moroccan squash tagine, tuscan...
10 September 2008
1 commentTop UK grocery brands are increasing investment in packaging design as the slowdown in consumer spending bolsters the importance of point-of-purchase activity.Established brands, including those owned by Procter & Gamble and GlaxoSmithKline, which have traditionally relied on...
28 August 2008
The first cartons of innocent orange juice go on sale today (4 August) in the Tesco and Sainsbury’s supermarket chains, with a recommended price of £1.89 (€2.38) per litre.
5 August 2008

The brand name development process must be robust and capable of attaching specific meaning to what is often a broad set of challenges. Craig Swanson discusses three macro approaches that can be used to create a distinctive brand name.
Anthem's expert Kathy Oneto forecasts that 2012 is the year of Movement and Progress across a number of dimensions.
While it’s true that consumers are cost-conscious and more deliberate in their purchase-making decisions as a result of the recession, it’s also true that they’re looking for some bright spots in their daily lives.
It’s nothing new that brands rely on colour recognition, and in some cases words, to boost consumer recognition on noisy shelves. Both are vital in driving market share.
The future of taste is in the celebration of food. Healthy eating brands need to move from the visual imagery of tape measures, weighing scales and comparing ‘before’ and ‘after’ shapes.
