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  • Contigo offers new eco-friendly, reusable tumbler

    CHICAGO — Contigo, an Ignite USA LLC brand, announced on Thursday a new reusable tumbler with a lid that snaps shut to ensure 100% leak-proof shaking and mixing to prepare on-the-go drinks and shakes.

  • Special K launches new low-calorie, vitamin-enriched breakfast shake

    BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Kellogg Co. brand Special K announced on Wednesday a new breakfast shake packed with vitamins and minerals, low in calories and offering the caffeine equivalent of a cup of coffee.

  • Jelly Belly continues support of U.S. veterans, launches camouflage jelly beans

    FAIRFIELD, Calif. — On Tuesday, Jelly Belly Candy Co. introduced new Camo Beans, a special selection of jelly beans inspired by the art of camouflage, as well as a new support initiative for military families.

    Jelly Belly Camo Beans come in 3.5-oz. bags in 12-ct. cases and come with seven flavors inside each bag: chocolate pudding, green apple, licorice, juicy pear, orange sherbet, toasted marshmallow and watermelon.

  • Walgreens enhances photo creation capabilities on mobile app

    DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens on Wednesday announced the latest updates to its iPhone mobile app that allows users to create photo cards with such special themes as thank you, holidays, announcements and invitations. Unique collages also can be created directly from an iPhone. Walgreens is the first retailer to provide the ability to create collage prints using a mobile device and pick them up in about an hour, the company stated. Photos for these creations easily can be uploaded from the user’s phone, Facebook or Instagram albums.

  • Xcentric introduces spray-on arnica product

    LAS VEGAS — Xcentric recently launched Novarnica, a spray-on arnica product, in the Canadian market in January, and over the first three months generated $3 million in sales. External analgesics is a category where consumers are always on the lookout for a new pain-relieving option that works, which means new formats like this spray-on arnica could become a good seller.

     

     

  • Hospira wins approval for Europe's first biosimilar monoclonal antibody

    LEAMINGTON SPA, United Kingdom — European regulators have approved the European Union's first biosimilar monoclonal antibody. The new product, made by U.S.-based Hospira, comes seven years after the approval of Europe's first biosimilar.

    Hospira announced Tuesday the European Medicines Agency's approval of Inflectra (infliximab) for the treatment of autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis.

  • Jamieson brings new powder format to probiotic space

    TORONTO — Jamieson Laboratories showcased its Jamieson Probiotic Sticks at the recent NACDS Total Store Expo, bringing a new delivery format into the probiotic space. With individually wrapped powders, consumers can take this red plum-flavored probiotic supplement on the road. Jamieson has partnered with the Greenwood Group to bring the company's broad line of products from Canada into the U.S. market.

     

  • As Seen on TV product offers homeopathic solution to skin tags

    TREVOSE. Pa. — Media Enterprises scored big with the introduction of the As Seen on TV product Tag Away into the mass market. Within its first year on shelf, the homeopathic solution that promises to remove skin tags naturally has generated more than $18.3 million. That makes Tag Away one of the more significant contributors to the 18.4% annualized growth within wart removers, which generated $125.2 million in overall sales for the 52 weeks ended July 14 across total U.S. multi-outlets, according to IRI data.

     
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