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  • Colt 45 introduces fruity malt beverage

    WOODRIDGE, Ill. — Pabst Brewing has expanded its Colt 45 brand with a fruit-flavored beverage.

    Blast, a malt liquor made with real fruit juice, is available in strawberry watermelon, raspberry lemonade, blueberry pomegranate and grape flavors. The beverage comes in 23.5-oz. cans, as well as a 7-oz. bottle.

    In line with the launch, Blast has tapped rapper Snoop Dogg as its brand ambassador.

  • Pampers celebrates 50th birthday with Little Miracle Missions program

    CINCINNATI — Part of its 50th anniversary as a baby care brand, Pampers has launched its Little Miracle Missions program.

  • Healthy Choice meals improve diet quality, research finds

    OMAHA, Neb. — ConAgra is emphasizing the use of its Healthy Choice frozen meals to improve the quality of one's diet and overall well-being.

  • Frito-Lay gives consumers behind-the-scenes look at flavor creations

    PLANO, Texas — Frito-Lay on Monday said it is peeling back the curtain on how it develops new product flavors.

  • Curtis Stone named face of Post Great Grains campaign

    PARSIPPANY, N.J. — Celebrity chef Curtis Stone has been tapped for the latest Post Great Grains cereal campaign to show how the consumption of whole grains can lead to better nutrition.

  • Purina One goes 'beyond' pet food offerings

    ST. LOUIS — Purina One has introduced a new line of pet food for dogs and cats that boasts meat as the No. 1 ingredient.

  • Keeping footwear in 'shape'

    NEW YORK — A line of inflatable inserts that prevent boots from wrinkling and creasing have gained distribution in Duane Reade.

    Booty Shapers offer consumers an inexpensive way to store boots and are available in small, medium and large sizes, catering to all different kinds of boots, the company said.

    Booty Shapers can be purchased at Duane Reade, CVS.com, Drugstore.com and more, for a suggested retail price of $9.99 per pair.

  • Grapico, Diet Grapico undergo design overhaul

    BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A grape soda brand has gotten a makeover.

    Buffalo Rock Bottling, a privately held PepsiCo bottler, said that its Grapico and Diet Grapico cans now feature a multi-hued purple emblem, product wording in a signature Southern block script and a cluster of purple grapes at the top.

    The packaging redesign applies to all versions of the soft drink, including the 2-liters, 20-oz. single-serving bottles, 12-oz. cans and 12-pack cartons.

    Grapico is a well-known staple in the South and made its debut in New Orleans in 1914.

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