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Pukka relaunched its chilled handheld lineup with bold packaging and a new Cheese & Pickle Slice to boost on-the-go appeal.
The Cheese & Pickle Slice is a seasonal 140g pastry designed for Spring/Summer on-the-go consumption.
Rollout began in April 2026, with Morrisons launching on April 15 and Asda following in May at a £1.75 RRP.
Pukka seeks to attract younger, flavour-focused shoppers with bold, world-inspired options like Jerk Chicken and Pepperoni Pizza.
The relaunch aims to disrupt a previously uninspiring category by using visual disruption and bold colour cues.
Pukka plans a steady pipeline of seasonal innovations and world flavours to sustain category relevance.
Pukka remains focused on balancing familiar favourites with new global concepts to boost shelf impact.
The Cheese & Pickle Slice links a classic British flavour with a portable format to fit lunch-hour routines.
Pukka’s strategy targets bold, on-shelf impact to drive impulse purchases.
Pukka aims to secure continued leadership in the pie category through ongoing innovation.

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ASDA recalls Exceptional by ASDA Beer Battered Cod Fishcakes after possible plastic and metal contamination.
Affected use-by dates run from May 1 to May 5, 2026, per the Food Standards Agency notice.
Customers should not eat the product and should return it to the store for a full refund.
The Food Standards Agency is coordinating the recall and issuing safety guidance.
Possible contamination sources include machinery wear, broken equipment, or human error.
Metal detectors may fail to catch contaminated products leading to consumer exposure.
The recall notes potential health risks including choking and digestive issues from contaminants.
ASDA has removed the product from shelves and posted recall notices in stores.
The recall focuses on a specific 290g pack size of cod fishcakes.
FSA guidance emphasizes returning the product for a full refund rather than disposal.

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The Early May bank holiday on May 4 prompts changes to supermarket opening hours nationwide.
Major chains like Sainsbury’s and Tesco list typical hours for May 4 and May 25.
Asda, Lidl, Aldi, and other chains also publish adjusted hours for the holiday period.
M&S, Waitrose, Co-op, Morrisons, Iceland, and other chains publish separate holiday hours.
Retailers emphasize checking local branches for precise hours due to location-based variations.
The guidance aims to help shoppers plan ahead for holiday trips and gatherings.
The article notes multiple store formats may have different hours, including travel hubs and airports.

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