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Bako division undergoes radical restructure
The national bakers buying group Bako has decided on a radical restructure of its group purchasing division, following a strategic review by its directors.Two new purchasing divisions - Northern Purchasing Division and Southern Purchasing Divi-sion - will be created. These will be based at Preston in the north, while in ...
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Bako division undergoes radical restructure
The national bakers buying group Bako has decided on a radical restructure of its group purchasing division, following a strategic review by its directors.Two new purchasing divisions - Northern Purchasing Division and Southern Purchasing Divi-sion - will be created. These will be based at Preston in the north, while in ...
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Bako division undergoes radical restructure
The national bakers buying group Bako has decided on a radical restructure of its group purchasing division, following a strategic review by its directors.
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Warburtons seeks best picnic spot
Warburtons is on the hunt for Britain’s best picnic area, as part of its National Bread Week celebrations from 4-10 May.Consumers are being encouraged to join in by voting for their favourite picnic spot on the website www.welovebread.co.uk and all those who vote stand a chance of winning a year’s ...
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Warburtons seeks best picnic spot
Warburtons is on the hunt for Britain’s best picnic area, as part of its National Bread Week celebrations from 4-10 May.Consumers are being encouraged to join in by voting for their favourite picnic spot on the website www.welovebread.co.uk and all those who vote stand a chance of winning a year’s ...
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Private equity firm gives boost to Vandemoortele
Vandemoortele is to receive a E75m (£68m) investment from Belgian private equity firm Gimv. The additional share capital will allow the firm to continue its growth in the bakery and lipids market, following its decision in January to sell off its soya foods division, Alpro.The Gimv-XL fund is a recent ...
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Five-year study predicts steady rise for bread
According to Key Note’s latest Bread & Bakery Products report, household expenditure on bread is expected to see a steady rise from 2009 to 2013.In 2008, consumer expenditure grew by 6.2%, to £3.8bn, and with the population expected to hit 63 million by 2012, by definition more people will ...
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Five-year study predicts steady rise for bread
According to Key Note’s latest Bread & Bakery Products report, household expenditure on bread is expected to see a steady rise from 2009 to 2013.In 2008, consumer expenditure grew by 6.2%, to £3.8bn, and with the population expected to hit 63 million by 2012, by definition more people will ...
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Organic breads hit, as high prices deter shoppers
Value sales of organic bread and bakery products dropped by 18.2% last year, as high prices due to soaring wheat costs deterred cost-conscious shoppers.According to the Soil Association’s Organic Market Report 2009, which is based on TNS Worldpanel data, sales of organic bread fell by 13.1%. "Organic shoppers, like ...
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Organic breads hit, as high prices deter shoppers
Value sales of organic bread and bakery products dropped by 18.2% last year, as high prices due to soaring wheat costs deterred cost-conscious shoppers.According to the Soil Association’s Organic Market Report 2009, which is based on TNS Worldpanel data, sales of organic bread fell by 13.1%. "Organic shoppers, like ...
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NAMB plans for busy conference schedule
The National Association of Master Bakers (NAMB) has a raft of activities planned for its 122nd annual conference, taking place from 8-11 May at The Highcliff Marriott, Bournemouth.On Saturday 9 May, a golf tournament - The Neil Houliston Cup - will be played at the nearby Meyrick Park Golf Club. ...
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Devon venue to host busy student event
Student and trainee bakers up and down the country are gearing up for the annual Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees (ABST) conference, which takes place from 1-3 May 2009.The conference is being held at the TLH Leisure Resort in Torquay, Devon, and features a host of activities, as well ...
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NAMB plans for busy conference schedule
== Calorie clarity ==Pret A Manger and Subway are among 18 major catering companies introducing calorie information on their menus for the first time, initially on a trial basis. Pret is to trial it in one store initially, with plans to expand to a further 24 shops. Subway stated it ...
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Devon venue to host busy student event
Student and trainee bakers up and down the country are gearing up for the annual Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees (ABST) conference, which takes place from 1-3 May 2009.The conference is being held at the TLH Leisure Resort in Torquay, Devon, and features a host of activities, as well ...
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NAMB plans for busy conference schedule
The National Association of Master Bakers (NAMB) has a raft of activities planned for its 122nd annual conference, taking place from 8-11 May at The Highcliff Marriott, Bournemouth.On Saturday 9 May, a golf tournament - The Neil Houliston Cup - will be played at the nearby Meyrick Park Golf Club. ...
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Devon venue to host busy student event
Student and trainee bakers up and down the country are gearing up for the annual Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees (ABST) conference, which takes place from 1-3 May 2009.The conference is being held at the TLH Leisure Resort in Torquay, Devon, and features a host of activities, as well ...
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NAMB plans for busy conference schedule
The National Association of Master Bakers (NAMB) has a raft of activities planned for its 122nd annual conference, taking place from 8-11 May at The Highcliff Marriott, Bournemouth.On Saturday 9 May, a golf tournament - The Neil Houliston Cup - will be played at the nearby Meyrick Park Golf Club. ...
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Devon venue to host busy student event
Student and trainee bakers up and down the country are gearing up for the annual Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees (ABST) conference, which takes place from 1-3 May 2009.The conference is being held at the TLH Leisure Resort in Torquay, Devon, and features a host of activities, as well ...
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Chameleon initiative from Tri-Star
The new ’chameleon cup’ from Tri-Star Packaging will change colour when filled with a hot drink.The colour-changing disposable cup is made from single walled cardboard and is available in 8, 12 and 16oz sizes. MD Kevin Curran said: "The change in colour means people really notice whatever’s printed on it, ...
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Consumer watch
By Georgina Wild, marketing manager for him! which analyses consumer behaviour and develops action plans for over 100 retail clientsThere is a huge opportunity being missed to sell more drinks to existing customers in food-to-go outlets, as the penetration of customers buying drinks in those outlets is much lower than ...