All Foodservice articles – Page 53
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NewsNI manufacturer buys London sandwich and snack business
Food-to-go manufacturer Around Noon has purchased London-based Chef in a Box from Donegal Investment Group PLC.
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NewsIncredible Bakery set to increase Northamptonshire operation
Wholesale craft business The Incredible Bakery Company is set to expand its site in Warkton, Northamptonshire.
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NewsOle & Steen bakery owner Lagkagehuset sold
Danish bakery business Lagkagehuset – owner of the Ole & Steen bakery brand – has been acquired by private equity firm Nordic Capital.
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NewsAddo Food Group expands into foodservice sector
Pastry producer Addo Food Group is expanding into the UK foodservice sector.
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NewsPrewett’s introduces EU-friendly packaging
Northumbrian Fine Foods-owned Prewett’s has rebranded its Family Favourites range as it moves into the European market.
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NewsSubway hires regional development trio to drive growth
High street sandwich chain Subway has hired Bob Dalgarno, Liam Dalgarno and Adrian Johnson to oversee brand development in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.
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NewsTrade welcomes May’s EU citizens plan - but warns more needs to be done
Trade body the British Sandwich Association has said it remains “extremely concerned” about the availability of migrant labour despite Theresa May’s commitment that EU citizens living in the UK would be able to stay.
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NewsPaul Rhodes Bakery adds eight vehicles to fleet
London-based business Paul Rhodes Bakery has purchased eight specially adapted Renault Master LoLoader vehicles from Devon-based manufacturer Trucksmith.
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NewsRevealed: How Brexit has hit the foodservice trade
Growth in the British foodservice industry has slowed in the wake of the Brexit referendum vote, according to new research.
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Product NewsFinsbury Food Group expands Kara brand with Sourdough Doughballs
Kara, the foodservice brand of Finsbury Food Group, has expanded its line-up with the launch of Sourdough Doughballs.
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NewsGreggs named first food-to-go retailer of the year in Grocer Golds
Greggs has been declared food-to-go retailer of the year in The Grocer Gold Awards 2017.
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Product NewsSalador launches point-of-sale cake cutter
Derby-based Salador Company has launched what its claims is the first cutting machine designed to portion baked products at point of sale rather than in a factory.
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Product NewsTaste Direct launches new frozen bakery brand
Frozen bakery specialist Taste Direct has unveiled a new frozen baking brand, Baking Agent, which will offer a range of frozen ready-to-bake cookies, muffins and scones.
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NewsBig opportunity for food-to-go in c-stores, says IGD
Convenience and discount retailers have been tipped to drive 15% growth in UK food and grocery sales over the next five years.
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NewsBaker praised for actions during London terror attack
Baker Florin Morariu has been praised for his actions during Saturday night’s terror attacks on London Bridge and Borough Market.
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NewsMuffin Break opens new store in Chatham
Retail bakery chain Muffin Break has announced the opening of a new store at the Pentagon Shopping Centre in Chatham, Kent.
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NewsIs this Scotland’s smallest cake shop?
Cakes in The Call Box has been set up in an old phone box in Argyll by friends and bakers Holly Ford and Bron Campbell.
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NewsColumn Bakehouse set to open second branch
Plymouth-based artisan bakery The Column Bakehouse has announced it is opening a second branch, inside Ocean Studios at the Royal William Yard.
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NewsGreencore H1 revenue breaks £1bn barrier – but UK profits are flat
Revenue at food-to-go business Greencore has soared following the acquisition of US company Peacock Foods.
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NewsGreggs sales up 7.5% as breakfast demand grows
Demand for Greggs’ £2 breakfast offer has helped drive a 7.5% hike in sales across the business.