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  • Super Rad in talks to develop Mr. Bubbles-branded bubble products, toys

    LOS ANGELES — A new line of bubble products and toys sold under the Mr. Bubbles brand may soon make its way to retail.

    Super Rad Industries announced that it is slated to manufacture and distribute a variety of products, including the original Mr. Bubbles in a bottle and the Mr. Bubbles figure bank, through a licensing deal that currently is being negotiated between the two companies. Super Rad also said that it is planning to develop a line of licensed Mr. Bubbles products that will feature some of the most well-known brands and characters.

  • 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.

  • Veet boosts hair removal products portfolio

    PARSIPPANY, N.J. — Veet's newest hair removal products build on the belief that a groomed bikini line tops summer appearance must-haves among women, according to a survey conducted on the brand's behalf.

    The "2011 Veet Survey" found that among U.S. women ages 18 years and older, 74% of respondents said they believed a groomed bikini line is the No. 1 must-have this beach season, more so than having a toned body (17%). What's more, 83% of women said they would rather hit the beach 5 lbs. heavier than with a visibly ungroomed bikini line.

  • Julep develops at-home party set

    SEATTLE — Julep, a boutique salon concept that offers manicure and pedicure parties, is looking to help beauty mavens enjoy pedicure parties at home with the launch of its new Julep At-Home Mani Pedi Party Set for Six.

  • Bonne Bell gets makeover, introduces new products

    SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Cosmetic brand Bonne Bell has announced that it is entering 2011 with a fresh new look and on-trend products, as well as a new national advertising campaign and website.

    Reflecting its "Color Starts Here" philosophy, the teen cosmetics brand launched in early April an updated national advertising campaign and website at Bonnebell.com. The redesigned site focuces on cosmetic education and aims to provide novice cosmetic users with detailed application instructions to create different looks.

    New Bonne Bell products include:

  • Heinz brings back classic ketchup bottle

    PITTSBURGH — Heinz has given a nod to the past by packaging its ketchup in classic glass bottles.

    Limited-edition glass bottles of Heinz tomato ketchup will be available in a 14-oz. size for a suggested retail price of $1.99 at select retailers, including Walmart and Safeway, now through August, Heinz said Tuesday.

  • FDA OKs Sanofi Pasteur's Fluzone Intradermal

    SWIFTWATER, Pa. — Sanofi’s vaccines division has won Food and Drug Administration approval for a vaccine designed for injection into the skin, the company said Tuesday.

    Sanofi Pasteur announced the FDA approval of Fluzone Intradermal (influenza virus vaccine), which injects the vaccine into the skin via a short, fine needle, also known as a microinjection.

  • Alouette introduces light spinach & artichoke spreadable cheese

    NEW HOLLAND, Pa. — Alouette is lightening up its spreadable cheese that pairs spinach and artichoke.

    The company said that its latest spreadable cheese touts a low glycemic index, 50% less fat and 30% less calories than regular spreadable cheese and is gluten-free.

    Alouette's all-nautral light spinach and artichoke spreadable cheese retails for $5.49 and is available nationwide.

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