As Sanpellegrino, Little’s, Terry’s, The Gym Kitchen and Momo Kombucha all launch new products, we round up what they are, how much they cost and which UK supermarkets will be stocking the drinks.

Sanpellegrino

Nestlé Waters unveiled a new Sanpellegrino Zero Added Sugar variant in the UK in a bid to cater to the trend for healthier beverage consumptions, without compromising on taste, according to the brand.

The range, which is rolling out in Lemon, Peach and Clementine, and Blood Orange flavours, uses the juice from high-quality hand-picked Italian fruits.

The products will be available in Tesco this month, with a nationwide rollout in 2025.

The launch comes as research found that more than 50% of cold drink servings are no or low sugar, while taste remains important to 66% of all soft drink consumers.

Sanpellegrino brand manager Aryna Yersak said: “Next year, we are unveiling a fresh new chapter of the Sanpellegrino story, with a new campaign that celebrates our passion for citrus fruits, exceptional craftsmanship, authentic flavours, and our inspirational Italian personality.

“As part of this campaign, we are thrilled to bring a bold innovation to UK consumers with the Sanpellegrino Zero Added Sugar range. This refreshing addition to our portfolio offers a premium specialty soda experience; crafted with authentic ingredients and zero added sugar.

“Sanpellegrino Zero is the perfect choice for those seeking indulgence with only the fruit’s natural sugar.”

Little’s

Coffee challenger brand Little’s has launched a new range of Nespresso compatible coffee capsules.

The variants include ‘All Day Every Day’, a specialty grade, sustainably sourced 100% Arabica coffee grown by female farmers in Central and South America, with a strength profile of seven.

Alongside this, Little’s has launched nine strength ‘Big Blend Energy’ pods which are made from a blend of sustainably sourced, specialty grade Arabica and Robusta beans, and offers notes of dark chocolate, biscuit and cherries.

The third capsule offering, ‘Do You Even Decaf’, has a strength profile of seven and is a decaf alternative made using 100% Arabica beans from small farms in Colombia with notes of caramel, candied nuts and pear drops.

The All Day Every Day coffee pods will launch into upmarket retailer Waitrose, while the Big Blend Energy and Do You Even Decaf flavours will be available from Little’s website and via Amazon, with all packs priced at £4 for 10 capsules.

Managing director Will Little said: “We know there’s an opportunity to engage more consumers in the Little’s brand who are not currently drinking flavoured coffee. Little’s is here to end ordinary coffee, break the mould and turn up the flavour and we think that can extend beyond flavoured coffee.

“Flavoured will always be our heart and soul, but we know there’s a lot of coffee consumers who would appreciate the Little’s brand, and everything we stand for, as part of their full coffee repertoire. By introducing this range, we’re giving consumers a brand they can believe in for all occasions, flavoured and unflavoured.”

Terry’s

Terry’s has unveiled a Chocolate Orange Hot Chocolate Bombe for the festive season, marking the brand’s first hot chocolate product for retail.

The innovation features a chocolate orange shell filled with orange-flavoured marshmallows and launches off the back of the success of its hot chocolate collaborations with Costa Coffee in previous years.

The new bombe is currently available in supermarket giant Asda.

The Gym Kitchen

The Gym Kitchen has launched a High Protein Skimmed Milk which contains 60g of protein per 1L bottle and marks the brand’s first venture into the chilled dairy milk category.

The product, which launched in Tesco stores this month at £2.20 for 1L, is fat free, with no added sugars and was developed using a cutting-edge filtration technique which gently removes water at a high pressure, while maintaining a low temperature, concentrating the natural proteins and lactose within the milk.

Founder Segun Akinwoleola said: “We are incredibly excited about entering another completely new market for The Gym Kitchen, on the back of a phenomenal year of NPD launches across major categories.

“Our proposition around high-protein, nutritionally balanced food that delivers on taste, fits perfectly with the health consumption drivers around milk, making this launch a natural progression for the brand.”

Momo Kombucha

New Covent Garden Market based brewery Momo Kombucha has launched a collaborative Green Mandarin Kombucha with British greengrocer Natoora.

The product, priced at £4.50 per 330ml glass bottle, blends Momo’s unfiltered kombucha with Natoora’s Green Mandarin using the rare variety of tardivo di ciaculli mandarin.

The collaboration is available from Momo, Natoora, Gail’s Bakery, Selfridges, Planet Organic and Whole Foods Market throughout autumn and winter.

Momo Kombucha Josh Puddle said: “We’re thrilled to launch our new Green Mandarin Kombucha as part of our seasonal collaboration with Natoora. These green mandarins, sourced from Carmelo’s beautiful orchards in Sicily, bring an exceptional, bold flavour that makes this kombucha truly unique.

“Huge credit to our brewers for capturing the rich, vibrant essence of the fruit and allowing it to shine through so brilliantly. We’re also proud that sales of this kombucha will support Natoora’s Farm Fund, a vital initiative empowering young farmers to make a positive impact on sustainable agriculture.”