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  • Snapple makes limited-edition diet flavor a permanent offering

    PLANO, Texas — Diet Snapple Trop-A-Rocka Tea, which was co-developed by Bret Michaels through "The Celebrity Apprentice," now is available nationwide.

    The limited-edition flavor, which launched last year, blends green tea and black tea with pear, cinnamon and mango flavors to create a rockin' taste with low calories, according to the company.

  • Talenti introduces new gelato flavor, eco-friendly lids

    DALLAS — Talenti has expanded its lineup of gelato flavors and has updated its product packaging with recyclable screw–on lids for all flavors.

    Talenti said that its gelato lineup now includes sea salt caramel, which features Argentine caramel (dulce de leche) exclusively made for the brand; Fleur De Sel, prized sea salt from France; and tiny chocolate-covered sea salt caramel truffles mixed in with every spoonful.

  • GoodNites seeks to reach moms of kids ages 4 to 6 years

    DALLAS — GoodNites has introduced an integrated marketing program to help educate moms of children ages 4 to 6 years about making the switch from training pants to the brand's underwear.

  • Kashi boosts frozen foods lineup with waffles

    LA JOLLA, Calif. — Kashi has added waffles to its family of frozen foods.

    Kashi said its seven-grain waffles and blueberry waffles are free from artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors and preservatives, and contain 7 g and 6 g of fiber, respectively.

    Kashi seven-grain waffles and blueberry waffles now are available in grocers' freezers nationwide.

  • Wolfgang Puck Iced Coffee expands retail distribution

    BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Wolfgang Puck's iced coffee is making its way to Fresh Market and Kroger stores.

    WPIC, an organic, kosher and 120-calorie beverage, will arrive in Fresh Market and Kroger banner stores this June. The brand, which was developed by celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck and Woodway Beverage Partners, initially launched in 2009.

    WPIC is available in single-serve bottles and four packs, the companies said.

  • Sunrise Greetings, Dena Designs to collaborate on new products

    BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Sunrise Greetings and Dena Designs are extending their partnership with a multi-year licensing deal that will include an expanded line of gifts and greeting cards.

    The expansion marks the continuation of a relationship first established in 2005 with the launch of an exclusive line of embellished cards for Sunrise Greetings. Sunrise and Dena currently offer more than 100 everyday and season-specific cards in grocery stores, pharmacies, bookstores and independent card shops throughout the United States and Canada, the companies said.

  • Coca-Cola's 1.25-liter bottle a nod to 125th anniversary

    ATLANTA — Coca-Cola is celebrating its 125th anniversary with a new 1.25-liter package.

    The new package for the iconic soft drink is hitting store shelves across the Southeast, with additional rollouts planned across the United States this summer. Additionally, a variety of other brands, including Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite and Fanta, also will be available in the new 1.25-liter bottle.

    The 1.25-liter bottle will retail for less than $1, Coca-Cola said.

  • Rice Krispies takes step into gluten-free market

    BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Consumers with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity now can add a popular cereal brand to their diet.

    Kellogg's said that its Rice Krispies brand will tout a gluten-free version, which will hit store shelves in June, carrying the same suggested retail price as original Rice Krispies. Each serving of the new gluten-free cereal contains 120 calories, less than 1 g of sugar, 1 g each of fat and fiber, 3 g of protein and 190 mg of sodium.

    The introduction marks Kellogg's first-ever gluten-free cereal.

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