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Abra-ca-Debora Launches HFSS-Compliant Range in UK Supermarkets

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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Abra-ca-Debora has relaunched its entire product range with a reformulated recipe designed to meet HFSS nutrient profiling standards. The new range, which includes Original Dutch, Sweet Dutch, and American Style pancakes, is now being stocked by Tesco, Morrisons, and Asda. The reformulated recipes deliver 6% fewer calories per 100g compared to the previous version.

From retailtimes.co.uk

Why it matters

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The move addresses a decline in the chilled desserts category, which has lost £10 million in sales over the past year due to HFSS legislation and shifting consumer habits. By achieving a low HFSS score, the new range allows retailers to promote the products while adhering to government guidelines.

From retailtimes.co.uk

Who's involved

  • MorrisonsIs stocking the new Abra-ca-Debora product range.
  • TescoIs stocking the new Abra-ca-Debora product range.
  • AsdaIs stocking the new Abra-ca-Debora product range.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MorrisonsSpeculative

    Morrisons might enhance its product offering and sales revenue by listing the new HFSS-compliant range.

  • TescoSpeculative

    Tesco might enhance its product offering and sales revenue by listing the new HFSS-compliant range.

  • AsdaSpeculative

    Asda might increase its sales potential in the chilled desserts category through the new, compliant product range.

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