All Finished Goods articles – Page 136
-
Product NewsLinwoods Bakery recalls loaf
Northern Ireland-based Linwoods Bakery is recalling its Multigrain Loaf due to an inconsistent emphasis of wheat ingredients and a soya ingredient, according to the Food Standards Agency.
-
Product NewsMacphie throws Cherry Bakewell into the mix
Macphie has added a new Cherry Bakewell flavour to its Sensations range of mixes.
-
Product NewsLower-fat pasty from Proper Cornish
Cornish pasty manufacturer Proper Cornish has launched a lower-fat pasty aimed at providing great-tasting, nutritional foods as part of a more balanced diet.
-
Product NewsMacmillan launches 25,000 biscuit sculpture
Charity Macmillan Cancer Support is showcasing artwork featuring an entire British skyline made out of 25,000 biscuits in London.
-
Product NewsEast Midlands bakery invests £75k in equipment
East Midlands bakery Luke Evans has invested £75,000 in new equipment, which will allow it to produce up to 9,000 bread rolls an hour.
-
Product NewsAnger at changes to Sainsbury’s meal deal sandwiches
There has been a social media backlash after Sainsbury’s removed Taste the Difference options from its £3 meal deal. The range has been renamed On The Go, and still includes a drink, sandwich and snack.
-
Product NewsSoreen Lunchbox Loaves approved by Mumpanel
Mumpanel, a 15,000-strong online forum, has said 95% of its members would recommend the loaves to other parents.
-
Product NewsPork Farms develops sausage roll snack pack
Pork Farms, part of Addo Foods Group, has launched a snack pack for its Wall’s sausage rolls range after collaborating with speciality packaging manufacturer, Parkside.
-
Product NewsAlmondy creates lactose-free dessert
Gluten-free bakery Almondy has launched a creamy chocolate cake with roasted almonds that is gluten- and lactose-free.
-
Product NewsMuffin Break introduces latest creation to UK stores
Artisan bakery Muffin Break has unveiled the latest invention to its muffin lab – ‘Earl Grey Tea and Raspberry’.
-
Product NewsCornelius launches creative centre
Speciality ingredients supplier Cornelius has launched a new creative centre, designed to host joint development project workshops with partners and customers.
-
Product NewsDawsonrentals devises ‘revolutionary’ hot product cooling and freezing
UK temperature control specialist Dawsonrentals has devised a new approach to ‘hot product cooling’ prior to blast chilling or freezing, which it says will slash costs for bakers.
-
Product NewsSubway adds to social media portfolio
High street sandwich chain Subway has set up the company’s first ever Instagram account, aiming to create a community around conceptually high-quality content.
-
Product NewsArla develops healthy snack solution for children
Denmark-based firm Arla Foods Ingredients has developed a suite of protein and calcium snacking solutions for kids that offer a healthier alternative to chocolate bars and other popular children’s snacks.
-
Product NewsBrakes reveals new pricing strategy
Foodservice wholesaler Brakes has revealed a new and more transparent pricing strategy, which will go live in November following extensive pilots.
-
Product NewsPremier sizes up Cadbury cake offering
Premier Foods is introducing a whole cakes range to its Cadbury line in an aim to attract younger shoppers to the cake aisle.
-
Product NewsThe Fine Cheese Co creates ‘unique’ type of toast
Exporter of artisan British cheeses The Fine Cheese Co has joined forces with cheese-maker Joe Schneider to create the thin and crispy pack - ‘Stichelton Toast’.
-
Product NewsFestive NPDs for McVitie’s
United Biscuits-owned McVitie’s has added five new products to this year’s Christmas cake range that will be available in major retailers from 19 September.
-
Product NewsGinsters revamps sandwich range
Ginsters has redesigned its sandwich range with four new variants alongside a new image for its packaging available from 7 September.
-
Product NewsSlight grocery price drop in August
Research from comparison website MySupermarket shows that a basket of popular supermarket items dropped slightly in August, two months after prices rose in June and July.