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  • Forgiven makes way to Duane Reade stores

    ATLANTA — Forgiven Bottling Group is bringing its alcohol metabolizer to Duane Reade stores.

    The company and its distributor, RH Labs, said Forgiven, which is designed to increase the rate at which the body processes alcohol, will be available chainwide. Additionally, the product also will be promoted on a Times Square billboard, effective June 18.

  • Jamba plans to roll out all-natural energy drinks nationwide

    EMERYVILLE, Calif. — Jamba is looking to expand the distribution of its all-natural energy drinks line beyond the Northeast market.

    Jamba said it is finalizing an agreement with Nestlé to acquire the product formulation and intellectual property for the Jamba all-natural energy drink.

  • Sunbelt Bakery shakes up cereal line with Simply Granola

    COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. — Sunbelt Bakery has added a new product to its line of preservative-free granola cereals.

    New Simply Granola is a back-to-basics cereal delivers a hint of brown sugar and offers consumers protein, whole grain oats and is an excellent source of fiber and iron.

  • Dexas boosts kitchen products portfolio

    COPPELL, Texas — Dexas has introduced two new kitchen products: a new melon slicer and watermelon cutting and serving board.

    Dexas said its new watermelon cutting and serving board features a nonslip, raised edge that performs two functions: it holds the cutting board firmly and safely in place on the counter while also acting as a raised barrier to keep juice and seeds on the board. The item, which also is available in eggplant, lemon, tomato, green apple and orange shapes, also touts a propylene surface and is dishwasher safe.

  • DPS hopes to score touchdown with Chicago Bears

    LAKE FOREST, Ill. — The Dr Pepper Snapple Group has inked a multiyear deal with a National Football League franchise.

  • Hidden Valley to tout gluten-free promise on packaging

    OAKLAND, Calif. — Hidden Valley is updating the packaging on its salad dressing products to address gluten-sensitive and gluten-intolerant customers.

    The company said it now will include a "gluten-free" logo to bottles and dry packets of its Original Ranch dressing, as well as much of its Farmhouse Originals product line. Packages with the new logo are slated to appear on store shelves this summer.

  • Lay's introduces BLT potato chip flavor

    PLANO, Texas — A new potato chip flavor celebrating a popular sandwich has hit store shelves.

    Lay's said its Classic BLT-flavored potato chips deliver the taste of a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich. The launch is in line with National BLT Sandwich Month.

  • Planters, Men's Health get snacking

    EAST HANOVER, N.J. — Planters has partnered with a magazine to launch a new snack aimed at men.

    Planters and Men's Health announced the debut of Planters NUT-rition Men's Health Recommended Mix, a blend of almonds, peanuts and pistachios that contains 6g of protein and six vitamins and minerals per 1-oz. serving. The venture marks the first time Men's Health has partnered with a snack brand, the magazine's publisher, Ronan Gardiner, said.

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