All Finance articles – Page 20
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NewsGreggs’ victory in £150m covid insurance case
The insurer had said retailer was eligible for a single business loss payment of £2.5m
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NewsBBF set to shut down Sargents Bakeries
BBF said external factors outside its control had adversely affected the tarts and pies business
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NewsPret a Manger to give all shop staff 5% pay rise
The business says 78% of Pret team members will be receiving a pay and benefits package worth more than £11.75 an hour
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NewsRail strikes and bank holidays dent Greencore growth
Convenience food supplier said growth slowed in fourth quarter but full-year turnover rises to £1.7bn
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NewsCooks Coffee Company announces plans for further expansion
Esquires and Triple Two operator has string of openings planned for both brands in the coming months
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NewsEarth & Wheat launches budget 'wonky' bread box
New bread box will be priced at £5.99 compared with £8.99 for the standard version
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NewsHalloween brings ‘significant’ sales increase to 49% of bakers
Craft Bakers Association survey also reveals one in 10 bakers sell more over Halloween than at Easter
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NewsFood and drink businesses fronting new export ad campaign
Made in the UK, Sold to the World campaign is designed to encourage businesses to target overseas markets
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NewsPuratos UK acquires Kent-based fruit processor Fourayes
Fourayes managing director Phil Acock will remain in a non-executive role at the company but will pass over ownership to Puratos on completion of the acquisition
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NewsGreggs sales jump 14.6% despite significant cost pressures
The business forged ahead with new store openings and despite significant cost pressures it expects to trade in line with previous expectations
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NewsCulpitt acquires Food Innovations Baking Group division
The sale secures 185 jobs across the Food Innovations Group non-edibles division which supplies cake boards, drums and paper cases
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NewsReal Good Food undertakes ‘radical reform’ to cut costs
The cake decoration specialist is hunkering down in anticipation of a ‘very challenging and loss-making year’ ahead
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NewsSoaring costs force Vale of Mowbray into administration
Rising energy and ingredients costs lead to collapse of business that had been producing pork pies for almost 100 years
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NewsPladis suffers 7% global revenue drop for 2021
The McVitie’s owner’s sales in the UK were also down, with the company admitting market conditions were challenging
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NewsBross Bagels eyes growth with second crowdfunding campaign
Founder Larah Bross has set out to raise £150,000 in the next four weeks, with funds earmarked for the wholesale arm of the business
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NewsBakery trade bodies respond to energy bill relief scheme
The scheme, which will see a discount applied to gas and electricity for businesses, has been cautiously welcomed but bakery trade bodies urge the government for longer term action
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AnalysisCan bakeries survive rapidly rising costs?
Rocketing energy prices, wheat prices going up and a shortage of skilled workers are just some of the problems facing the baking industry
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NewsIngredients firm R&W Scott now a Living Hours employer
The Lanarkshire bakery supplier is the first food manufacturer in the UK to make this commitment, according to Living Wage Scotland
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NewsKrispy Kreme fined after metal is found in doughnut
The business was prosecuted for food hygiene offences after metal from a mixer was found in a doughnut sold in Melton Mowbray
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NewsBakkavor hails strong revenue despite inflationary pressure
The sandwich, pizza and dessert manufacturer said its sales momentum was strong, with a 7.9% UK rise led by price increases