All Finished Goods articles – Page 125
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Product NewsBells Food Group strikes pie deal with Lidl
Scottish pastry manufacturer Bells Food Group has secured a deal to supply discount retailer Lidl with a range of nine pies across 91 Scotland stores.
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Product NewsWhat is the number one biscuit choice for British workers?
A survey conducted by national workplace law consultancy, protecting.co.uk has concluded that Britain’s favourite biscuit in the place of work is...
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Product NewsKara crowned cake winner
Finsbury Food Group foodservice brand Kara has been crowned the cake winner at the 2016 Café Quality Food Awards.
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Product NewsSandwich chain opens fifth UK site
American sandwich chain Quiznos has opened its fifth UK site in Maidstone, with local firm Speciality Breads’ white and brown loaves taking centre stage on the menu.
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Product NewsHolland’s launches Steak and Guinness Golden Ale pie
Lancashire baker Holland’s has joined forces with Guinness again to produce a Steak and Guinness Golden Ale Pie.
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Product NewsSandwich producers wary over automated system
Sandwich manufacturers are wary of being the first to market with a fully-automated sandwich system, according to a report from the British Sandwich Association (BSA).
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Product NewsWaitrose rolls out Heston Blumenthal Persian-inspired Christmas pud
Waitrose is expecting another sell-out success from Heston Blumenthal with the roll-out this month of his latest Christmas pudding creation.
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Product NewsGALLERY: Bobbi Brown marks 25 years with cakes galore
The make-up giant is marking 25 years in business with an exclusive afternoon tea at Balthazar London brasserie in Covent Garden.
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Product NewsBiscuiteers secures £550k crowdfunding target
Online handmade biscuit retailer Biscuiteers has exceeded its initial £550,000 funding target on equity crowdfunding platform Crowdcube by almost £50k.
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Product NewsLidl could potentially introduce click and collect system to UK stores
Discount retailer Lidl could potentially introduce click and collect for groceries in the UK, following its launch in stores across Germany later this year.
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OpinionHow Queen Victoria really was partial to a Victoria sponge
Hot on the heels of the Bake Off finale, University of Warwick food historian Professor Rebecca Earle investigates the history of the Victoria sponge.
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Product NewsSoreen supports hospital’s ‘Bake it Better’ charity campaign
Samworth Brothers-owned malt loaf maker Soreen has supported Great Ormond Street Hospital’s charity campaign Bake It Better after donating £5,000.
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Product NewsCampaigners urge food manufacturers to support reformulation programme
Action on Sugar (AoS) has prodded food manufacturers to support Public Health England’s voluntary reformulation programme.
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Product NewsNFU specialist reminds manufacturers over product recall issues
Paul Shattock, food and drink sector specialist at commercial insurer the National Farmers Union - trading as NFU Mutual - has reminded manufacturers of the importance of risk management to avoid product recall issues on a global scale.
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Product NewsMost Marvellous Baking scoops savoury snacks accolade
Northamptonshire-based artisan bakery Most Marvellous Baking has won the savoury snacks category in the Good Choice! Quality Food Awards in London.
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Product NewsAllied Bakeries invites aspiring bakers to its factory
Allied Bakeries has welcomed 29 primary school children from Carryduff, Northern Ireland for a guided tour of its bakery and a pancake decorating demonstration.
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Product NewsFinsbury extends celebration and Thorntons lines
Finsbury Food Group has added three new celebration cakes to its line-up, as well as six new luxurious lines to its Thorntons Cakes range.
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Product NewsNational Doughnut Week 2017 dates announced
Organisers have revealed the timings for next year’s National Doughnut Week charity push.
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Product News‘Peasant bakery’ crowdfunding in Wales
There are plans to create the UK’s first ‘peasant bakery’ near St Davids in Pembrokeshire.
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Product NewsGreggs denies it has stopped selling scones
It was widely reported high street bakery chain Greggs had scrapped scones from its 1,700 stores, and there was a furious reaction from consumers. But the claims have been denied.