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Dr Schär cuts a dealGluten- and wheat-free specialist Dr Schär UK, has teamed up with Health Village a new concept store from Lloyds Pharmacy. Its range of DS-gluten free and TRUfree products will be available in the new store, in order to offer more convenience for consumers buying gluten- ...
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Retail bakery plansEntrepreneur Luke Johnson is to open a number of new Gail’s Artisan Bakery and Patisserie Valerie outlets in the UK next year. The Telegraph reported that, at a recent conference, he announced plans to open 50 new outlets across his venture capital firm, Risk Capital Partners’ restaurant and ...
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Edme to distribute malt extract through joint venture
Essex-based grain and bakery ingredients supplier Edme has joined forces with Dutch brand CereX in a deal that will enhance its product range, with the addition of malt extract ingredients.
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New research highlights gluten-free shopper habits
New research has revealed that consumer spending on gluten- and wheat-free products is heavily based on trust, rather than price, promotion or advertising, according to Dr Schär UK.
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Permanently lower prices at Tesco?
Tesco looks set to launch a new price offensive next week, with a possible switch in emphasis from promotions to permanently low prices, according to sister title The Grocer.
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Bakery software firm scoops tech accolade
Fourth Hospitality, a leading software supplier to the likes of Subway, Baker & Spice, Le Pain Quotidien and Krispy Kreme, has made it into the list of Britain’s fastest-growing technology firms.
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Bakers urged to contact CLIC Sargent
Bakers who raised money for CLIC Sargent to help children with cancer during National Cupcake Week are being urged to get in touch with the charity.
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Warburtons consults on Pennine Bakery closure
More than 170 jobs could be lost at Warburtons as it consults on plans to close its Pennine Bakery near Oldham.
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Swipe and pay at Greggs
Greggs, the high street bakery chain, is to accept payments using new contactless technology – just months after it moved over from a cash-only business.
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Sales jump 21% at Real Good Food Company
The Real Good Food Company, parent of sugar supplier Napier Brown plus Renshaw and Haydens, has this morning revealed a 21% increase in total group sales to £109.8m.
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GM wheat trials to begin in UK
GM wheat trials are to begin in the UK next year, after Defra granted Rothamsted Research permission to release wheat lines genetically modified for resistance to aphids.
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Uniq posts profits boost
Uniq has reported better sandwich sales and reduced losses in desserts as it gears up for its takeover by food firm Greencore.
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Paterson launches VisitScotland biscuit promo
Biscuit manufacturer Paterson Arran has joined forces with VisitScotland’s Surprise Yourself campaign, to launch its first on-pack promotion.
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Luke Johnson to grow Gail’s and Patisserie Valerie
Entrepreneur Luke Johnson has announced plans to open a number of new Gail’s Artisan Bakery and Patisserie Valerie outlets in the UK next year.
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Ocado sales growth slows
Ocado, the online grocer, has warned of a smaller-than-expected rise in full-year profit margins – after it invested in improving customer service and saw sales growth slow in its third quarter.
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Video: Richard Madeley interviews BIA winners
View Baking Industry Awards host Richard Madeley’s exclusive interviews with all the winners from the night, held at the Park Lane Hilton last week.
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Free-from brand in Lloyds Pharmacy concept store
Gluten- and wheat-free specialist Dr Schär UK, has teamed up with Health Village – a new concept store from Lloyds Pharmacy.
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Urban Eat in social media drive
Sandwich brand Urban Eat plans to launch a new social media campaign targeting consumers via Twitter, Facebook and a new website.
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NFU: wheat harvest not as bad as feared
This year’s wheat harvest has not been as bad as first feared, despite this year’s extremely dry weather, according to results of an NFU members’ survey.
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Study shows shoppers buying less
Shoppers are making more trips to supermarkets, but buying less to offset the soaring costs of food and other grocery items, according to a new study.