Jammie Dodger and Maryland Cookies get the muffin makeover

The manufacturer, that is part of Associated British Foods, agreed a deal to produce the new range of muffins for Burton’s Biscuits.  The muffins are being produced at its Bradford factory in Yorkshire. 

Rob Turpin, commercial director at Speedibake said: “We’re really proud to have developed our first branded range of muffins with Burton’s Biscuits. ​

“We knew we wanted to bring something fun and exciting to the in-store bakery muffin fixture, and Jammie Dodgers and Maryland Cookies are the Yorkshire bakery Speedibake are delighted to be working closely with Burton’s Biscuits, and their new range, with shoppers saying they’re looking for more new and exciting products in the in-store bakery, these are sure to hit the spot.”​

Co-branding​​

The range includes Jammie Dodgers Muffin 2 pack; Maryland Cookies Muffin 2 pack and Mini Maryland Cookies Muffin 12 pack. 

The news comes Nestlé Professional and Dawn Foods signed a long-term contract for co-branding cooperation in the EMENA Region (Europe, Middle East & North Africa). The deal will see the companies partnering in product innovation for a range of sweet bakery products, starting with muffins and cookies. 

 Dawn Foods will create unique recipes and a range of bakery products, made with ingredients from Nestlé. 

Bakery ​

The first product launched will be a KitKat muffin. 

“We selected Dawn Foods as our EMENA partner because of the high quality of their bakery products, their capability to convey our brands experiences to the consumers, and their leading position in the sweet bakery industry”,​ said Vincent de Clippele, Head of Nestlé Professional EMENA.

The co-branded products will be available for bakery channels, quick service restaurants and other locations across Europe, Middle East & North Africa regions.