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Bertinet Bakery launches NPD into Waitrose

by Fiona Briggs
September 22, 2023
in Products
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Bertinet Bakery, known for creating high quality, authentic sliced sourdough, has just launched three new sourdough half-bloomers into Waitrose. The Rustic Country White; Potato, Onion and Polenta and Seven Seeds and Grains – currently stocked at Ocado – will now be available in 97 Waitrose stores nationwide. Bertinet Bakery’s new range is made using regeneratively farmed wheat, developed to further support better agricultural systems, and diversify the grains in the bread.

The new range and partnership with Waitrose is a milestone for the brand and its ambition to make sourdough, and all its associated benefits, more accessible to consumers. The launch is off the back of a growing demand for sourdough with both market value and volume increasing by 40% and 18.8% respectively.

Priced at £2.20, the half-bloomers bridge the gap between traditional sourdough loaves and conveniently sliced bread. Their half-loaf format makes them suitable for smaller households and they can be frozen without sacrificing taste, helping consumers to cut down on waste.

Innovation lies at the core of the brand where its world-class team of bakers are continuously looking at how they can improve the bread’s taste, health and environmental impact. This includes prioritising high-quality ingredients such as ancient, heritage grains and regeneratively farmed wheat. The brand also pays close attention to its fermentation, temperatures, and acidity. This ensures fermentation is optimised for the best accessibility of taste and nutrition across the brand’s range.

Bertinet Bakery’s expert baking methods raise the standard of bread in retail, with each loaf batch-baked, hand-shaped and fully fermented.

The brand carries the Real Bread Loaf Mark and Sourdough Loaf Mark to show customers that a product is both additive-free and leavened only using a live sourdough starter culture.

Dan Barrett, managing director at Bertinet Bakery, comments: “In a category filled with sourfauxs and ultra-processed bread, Bertinet Bakery is leading the way in putting truly authentic sourdough onto every table.

As we use so few ingredients in our loaves, every ingredient is extremely important. Using regenerative wheat is another step forward in bringing better bread into the category. Our new products and partnership with Waitrose are testament to the growing demand for more quality bread options.’’

The new range will showcase a more refined, yet bold packaging and will be supported by a 360 marketing programme. This will include PR, experiential, influencer engagement and social media. The brand is aiming to drive trial and awareness amongst its target market – the ‘epicurean’ looking to elevate everyday eating occasions.

More information on Bertinet Bakery’s new range of half-bloomers, made with regeneratively farmed wheat:

Rustic Country White – £2.20

Made using a blend of grains and wholemeal wheat to give a full, earthy flavour and nourishing fibre. It has now been awarded a Great Taste Award.

Potato, Onion and Polenta – £2.20
Created with roast potatoes that are kneaded into the dough with skins on, to create a rich and moist sourdough, fragrant with herbs.

Seven seeds and grains – £2.20
Made using a blend of seven gently toasted seeds and wholemeal flours, giving each loaf a nutty, earthy flavour and natural fibre.

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