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Sour Apple Energy Pouch

Sour Apple by Mojo Energy Pouches is the first new core flavor introduced since the brand’s launch, bringing a bright, tangy twist of flavor to the emerging energy pouch category. […] The post Sour Apple Energy Pouch appeared first on CStore Decisions.

Market & BrandsOct 13, 2026C-Store Decisions
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Warning over buying and selling second-hand bluetongue vaccines

Animal keepers are being urged not to buy, sell or exchange leftover bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) vaccines through online marketplaces, social media platforms or private arrangements.

Market & BrandsOct 13, 2026GOV.UK news — disposable vape
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Where has the aspirational luxury consumer gone?

High-end brands have raised their prices in the post-pandemic economy. They’re selling less in part because fewer consumers can afford them.

Market & BrandsOct 13, 2026Retail Dive
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JTI to Increase Heated-Tobacco Investment by 60%

JTI is targeting an average 15% market share across the 29 markets where Ploom operates, with Poland and Italy among its priorities. The post JTI to Increase Heated-Tobacco Investment by 60% first appeared on Tobacco Reporter.

Market & BrandsOct 12, 2026Tobacco Reporter (template)
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Senator raises concerns over Kroger’s plan to buy Giant Eagle

The proposed acquisition and two other major food deals “reveal a growing consolidation trend” that could boost prices for consumers, Sen. Elizabeth Warren told the FTC and the Justice Department.

Market & BrandsOct 12, 2026Grocery Dive
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Ahold Delhaize experiencing cybersecurity issue

The company said it took some systems offline as part of “precautionary measures.” Websites for all five of the grocer’s U.S. banners were down Monday morning.

Market & BrandsOct 12, 2026Grocery Dive
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Scientists created a tiny device that can control your nerves to treat chronic pain

Scientists have developed a tiny, injectable device that can control nerve activity without surgery, batteries, or wires, potentially transforming treatment for chronic pain and movement disorders. Powered wirelessly from outside the body, the seed-sized technology has shown p...

Market & BrandsOct 10, 2026ScienceDaily — Health
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