The volume of sales declined by 0.8% over the first quarter, meaning people were paying more but buying fewer items.īut volumes edged up in the second quarter, rising 1.2% year-on-year, the retailer said. The higher revenues in the latest period were largely because Britvic raised the prices of its products in the first quarter of its financial year, in a bid to offset double-digit cost inflation. It’s going to be a big driver of growth for us in the second half of the year.” Key Features: View key plays and pivotal moments with extensive game highlights. From dekes and dangles, to overtime winners and cellys, to news, scores, stats, and highlights there’s no other app you need to unleash your hockey fandom. “Low-sugar flavours are really resonating well, particularly with young people. The official NHL® app is your one-stop-shop for ALL things hockey. “Everybody wants more Tango at the moment”, chief executive Simon Litherland told the PA news agency.
Sales for Tango alone rocketed by 37% over the period, with low-sugar variants like “berry peachy” and “paradise punch” seeing strong demand. This includes supermarket, restaurant and pub sales. The maker of Robinsons and Pepsi Max has hailed a jump in sales following price rises and growing demand for sugar-free soft drinks.īritvic, which also owns household brands including J20, Fruit Shoot and Tango, said total revenues in Britain jumped by a 10th over the six months to the end of March compared with the previous year.
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