Chu Lo Apple Sour Cans 24 Pack, Japanese-Inspired Soda, Reduced Sugar Premium Soft Drink, Sour Fizzy Drink Apple Flavour, Vegan Friendly, Gluten Free, Made in the UK – 24 Cans x 330 ml

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Chu Lo fuses the same freshly squeezed fruit juice and delicious flavours into a alcohol free super sour soda with a unique and tantalising fizzy kick. One evening I was in a karaoke bar in Sesibo drinking whisky high balls and I wanted something different,’ Steph said. That being said, a formal memorial service is also scheduled to take place in less than two weeks’ time in the city centre, where fans will be able to pay their respects to a beloved sporting hero. The big companies have the majority of the market but I just need to keep chipping away at them and we could be unstoppable.

While the full details surrounding the procession route and timings are yet to be fully communicated, they have stated that after the procession arrives at the cathedral, “the family will then hold a private committal for Sir Bobby and have requested privacy around the arrangements for this. Steph will take on the weekly cookery and business-led challenges as she battles it out against other budding entrepreneurs for the chance to win an investment fromGordonhimself.The retailer revealed that sales of its Christmas ranges were 10% higher this October compared to the same month last year, and the number of visitors to its dedicated departments was also up 13%. Steph joined the series to step out of her comfort zone and challenge herself against other keen business minds. If you haven’t seen Steph battle her way through the programme against a field of other determined up-and-coming businesspeople, you can watch all eight episodes of the show on BBC iPlayer here. As confirmed in an update from United, Sir Bobby’s funeral service will start at 2pm on Monday, 13 November, with the ceremony celebrating and paying tribute to “Sir Bobby’s incredible life as a husband, father, grandfather and, of course, as one of the finest footballers this country has ever produced. It’s hard to find the words to sum up a man who meant so much not only to football but countless people in Greater Manchester and beyond, but we gave it a go nonetheless.

Steph Buttery is a former Navy staffer and the founder of the Japanese-inspired sour soft drinks brand, Chu Lo. Andy Nichols, senior loan manager at GC Business Finance, added: "It’s been brilliant to work with a business like Chu Lo, which demonstrates real export potential and appeals to a very unique market. Coca Cola throw money at beating the little guys but because I have a good product, things are still going well. The Manchester entrepreneur who was a runner up on Gordon Ramsay’s Future Food Stars may not have won the TV show - but she has certainly been enjoying success in the month since the show was on the nation’s television screens.More than half of the 25-34-year-olds surveyed are planning to wear ‘comfy casuals’, while a third of 18-24-year-olds are even intent on staying in their pyjamas all day. There’s also health coach Bola, who has created low-calorie apple cider vinegar seltzers, Michelle from Perthshire selling Scottish steamed puddings (also known as clootie dumplings), Londoner Victoria and her award-winning plantain and vegan snacks, and Italian Vincenzo who has set up his own artisan smoked salmon brand.

The response to my appearance on TV has been overwhelming, not just in the UK but across the world, and I’m so excited to see how Chu Lo continues to grow in the coming years. Among the many tributes that have been paid since his passing on October 21, it is said that more than 80,000 fans have also signed the books of condolence, either online or in person at Old Trafford. Following her passion for the unique Japanese flavours she enjoyed whilst deployed in the Far East, Steph set out to create her own line of non-alcoholic, vegan-friendly, gluten-free, sour soft drinks here in the UK.Steph and the team have done a brilliant job of getting the brand to where it is, and I can’t wait to see it take over the soft drinks industry here and overseas. A month later I went to the International Drinks Expo and won a design innovation award for the cool looking can. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. Last but not least, there is also Valentina who is launching a vegan cake mix and cafe in the capital. The UK is great, but it is a very small percentage of the world – the opportunities out there are humungous, but whatever happens, Manchester will remain our base.