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  • Tony Chachere launches bold seasoning

    OPELOUSAS, La. — Tony Chachere's lineup of Creole seasonings and food products has expanded.

    Launching later this month, new bold seasoning is the company's first seasoning blend in more than 20 years. The company said the new product is "a direct response to consumers who have been asking for a spice blend that retains the wonderful flavors unique to our products but with an added kick of heat."

  • Jelly Belly hopes to set market ablaze with Tabasco-flavored jelly beans

    FAIRFIELD, Calif. — There's a hot new jelly bean in town.

    Jelly Belly announced its newest Tabasco-flavored jelly beans, which feature a peppery punch that hot sauce fans know and love, the company said. Hot sauce enthusiasts immediately will recognize the taste of red peppers, Avery Island salt and distilled vinegar, coupled with a subtle sweet undertone from the jelly bean itself.

    Tabasco Jelly Belly beans now are available to ship in 10-lb. bulk cases. The company also said it plans to release the new flavor in 3.1-oz. Grab and Go bags in December.

  • AccuDial introduces five APAP products featuring readily comprehensive weight-based dosing instructions

    PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — AccuDial Pharmaceutical earlier this year introduced five SKUs across its Children’s AccuDial Acetaminophen Oral Suspension, featuring one of the only weight-based dosing acetaminophen products with an interactive, rotating label. The single-ingredient products, indicated to help reduce fever in children, are timely for the coming cough-cold season. Children's AccuDial Acetaminophen Oral Suspension will retail for a suggested $4.99 and is available in five flavors: grape, dye-free cherry, cherry, bubble gum and strawberry. 

  • Pillsbury scares up new treats for Halloween

    ORRVILLE, Ohio — Pillsbury is gearing up for Halloween with new seasonal varieties and baking kits.

  • RxMedic, HBS sign automated dispensing, software agreement

    RALEIGH, N.C. — A pharmacy automation equipment manufacturer has signed a deal with a company that makes pharmacy software.

    RxMedic Systems and Health Business Systems announced Tuesday that they had signed a preferred business partner agreement. The deal will allow users of HBS' RxAxis pharmacy software system to connect with RxMedic's dispensing technology, including its ADS robot, the companies said, allowing pharmacies to be more accurate, productive and profitable.

  • Egg Beaters introduces three-cheese variety

    OMAHA, Neb. — Egg Beaters is highlighting a classic breakfast combination in its latest product.

    Egg Beaters three cheese, made with real, all-natural egg whites and real Swiss, cheddar and provolone cheeses, offers a filling, flavorful breakfast without the extra cholesterol, fat or calories of shell eggs, Egg Beaters said. Each serving of Egg Beaters three cheese is 4 g of protein, less than 5 mg of cholesterol, less than 0.5 g of fat and 25 calories.

  • GSK Consumer Healthcare introduces Abreva Conceal

    PARSIPPANY, N.J. — GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare recently introduced Abreva Conceal, a clear nonmedicated patch that covers cold sores.

    Abreva Conceal uses MicroAir technology, which allows air in while keeping contaminants out. Once the cold sore blister has appeared, Abreva Conceal can be placed over it, creating a covered, protected environment for up to eight hours and provides a smooth surface so that makeup can be applied on top of the patch. GSK said the product delivers true product innovation and will drive significant growth in the cold sore category.

  • Yoplait debuts original, Greek frozen yogurt items

    LE MARS, Iowa — Yoplait is making its way to the frozen aisle.

    The yogurt brand has rolled out Yoplait original and Yoplait Greek frozen yogurt pints and bars. The frozen yogurt contains live and active cultures, real fruit and uses natural flavors, Yoplait said.

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