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Refillable Cleaning Brand Neat #WhatBrandsDo

Refillable Cleaning Brand Neat #WhatBrandsDo

Launched at the end of 2020, eco cleaning product start-up Neat has grown rapidly in 18 months following a DTC launch and more recent expansion into retailers. Founded by ex-Method & Ecover’s Head Of Design Ryan McSorley and Head Of Sales Strategy and Category...

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Suntory Plant-Based PET Bottle #WhatBrandsDo

Suntory Plant-Based PET Bottle #WhatBrandsDo

Suntory Group has successfully created a prototype PET bottle made from 100% plant-based materials. The prototype has been produced for the company’s iconic Orangina brand in Europe. This innovation marks a breakthrough after a nearly decade-long partnership with the...

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Kellogg’s Paper Liner Trial #WhatBrandsDo

Kellogg’s Paper Liner Trial #WhatBrandsDo

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes cereal packaging is going fully paper-based with the trial of a paper liner that can be widely recycled.  The paper lining will be introduced as a replacement for the non-recyclable plastic bag that has been traditionally used in Kellogg’s Corn...

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Tilda Launches Rice Mlk #WhatBrandsDo

Tilda Launches Rice Mlk #WhatBrandsDo

Tilda has over 50 years of expertise in selling rice has launched a naturally sweet plant-based drink - Rice Mlk. The new product has blended natural and organic ingredients with a rice content of 16%, claiming this to be higher than any other leading brand, and is...

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Beyond Meat Intellectual Property #WhatBrandsDo

Beyond Meat Intellectual Property #WhatBrandsDo

Fast-food chains have tapped into the potential of the meat substitute market. McDonald’s released its first plant-based burger in the UK in 2021 – the McPlant and KFC’s vegan chicken burger is now a permanent menu item in the UK. Both companies worked with Beyond...

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Fairy Liquid’s Upside-Down bottle #WhatBrandsDo

Fairy Liquid’s Upside-Down bottle #WhatBrandsDo

Fairy Liquid has undergone the biggest revolution in its 62-year history with the iconic bottle turned 'upside down' for the first time. The new container sees the liquid dispensed from the bottom, meaning the days of carefully balancing the bottle on its narrow red...

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