News Briefs

Glade is enhancing the strength of its PlugIns Scented Oil warmers with MaxControl technology.

The company said that featuring 33% greater adjustability than other PlugIn devices, this new launch is designed to help consumers control the strength of their chosen fragrance to fit any room in their home.

Available in a plug-in design that takes up less space, it comes in various scents, including cashmere woods, aqua waves and clean linen.

Consumers can find Glade’s PlugIns Scented Oil warmers with MaxControl technology at major retailers including Target, Walmart, Amazon and Kroger.

Beloved by Love Beauty and Planet is helping consumers prep for cooler temperatures with a new collection of bath and shower products.

The cashmere wood and sage line of products features ethically sourced essential oils and 92% naturally derived ingredients, which are vegan, cruelty-free and paraben-free, the company said.

Products part of the line include the cashmere wood and sage vegan shower and bath gel, vegan body cream and a 2-wick candle.

Packaged in bottles and jars that are made from recycled plastic, consumers can find Beloved by Love Beauty and Planet available exclusively at Target.

Totino’s Pizza Rolls is joining forces with gaming collective FaZe Clan to fill the popular pizza roll with tangy orange chicken.  

“We are incredibly proud of our second collaboration with Totino’s,” said Adam Bauer, FaZe Clan’s senior vice president of brand partnerships. “Finding the next flavor to roll out together has been an exciting process and we can’t wait to introduce Orange Chicken Pizza Rolls to our fans in an easy way to enjoy between gaming sessions.”

The new Totino’s Orange Chicken Pizza Rolls are filled with chicken that is smothered in a sweet and spicy orange sauce and wrapped in a golden crust.

“After our successful Buffalo Chicken launch with FaZe Clan last year, we knew we had to create something extra special next that would not only excite our fans’ taste buds, but also perfectly complement the rush of gaming,” said Taylor Roseberry, brand experience manager for Totino’s. “Totino’s Orange Chicken Pizza Rolls do just that, and we’re excited for fans to enjoy orange chicken in a whole new way.”

Totino’s Orange Chicken Pizza Rolls retail for $5.99 and can be found at grocery stores.

Shoppers Drug Mart’s Quo Beauty is taking steps to reduce the amount of plastic packaging going to packaging with new products that come in sustainable packaging.

The more than 40 new products range from lipsticks to cosmetic accessories and use recycled plastics, more mono-materials and reduced plastic packaging, the company said.

"We know the beauty industry contributes to the plastics problem in Canada and we're leading the way with implementing solutions," Kelly Jessop, senior vice president of merchandising at Shoppers Drug Mart. "It's not always easy to address some of the challenges the industry faces, but our team is committed. It's important to the planet, our customers and our company."

Quo Beauty products are vegan, cruelty-free, PETA-certified and available for purchase in stores and online.

Aveeno’s SkinVisibility program is looking to bring its mission of addressing underdiagnosis, care and treatment of sensitive skin conditions to a wider range of people.

This year, the brand is collaborating with Health In Her HUE to provide 500 one-year premium memberships, sponsored by Aveeno, for women of color and those who have children with eczema or sensitive skin. The membership will offer access to a health care provider, directory and community forum.

In addition, the brand also is working with its newest ambassador, supermodel Chanel Iman to help spread awareness of skin health inequities impacting Black women and women of color.

Memberships for Health In Her HUE will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for those who meet the requirements, which can be accessed online.

Target guests will soon be able to get their favorite Starbucks beverage taken straight to their cars with the latest service addition to Drive Up.

Drive Up with Starbucks is rolling out to the retailer’s more than 1,700 locations with both a Starbucks café and Drive Up service by early October following a successful pilot.

To place a Starbucks order via Drive Up, customers who place an order at a participating Target store will receive a notification that it is ready, and shoppers will be able to indicate they are en route via the retailer’s app. Then, customers will receive a prompt to place an order from the Starbucks menu.

Once the selection has been made, shoppers will click the add for Drive Up prompt and pay for the order.

After customers indicate they are on their way, a Starbucks barista located in the store will prepare the order and package it for transport. Once the guest arrives and notifies arrival, a Target team member will deliver the Starbucks order and any other Drive Up purchase to the vehicle.

The Drive Up with Starbucks is currently rolling out to stores nationwide throughout the summer and early fall and is currently available in a handful of states.