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Product NewsMuffin Break launches health range in support of the NHS
Bakery retail chain Muffin Break has announced that it will support the NHS’s introduction of a 20% sugar tax in hospitals by 2020 by bringing out a healthier range of products at its stores based in the University Hospital Lewisham and Whittington Hospital, both in London.
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GMB protest over Bakkavör working conditions
Trade union GMB has protested outside Sainsbury’s headquarters over its frustrations about the working conditions at Bakkavör.
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Planet Organic brings out gluten-free vegan sliced bread line
Speciality health retailer Planet Organic has announced its new addition to the free-from bakery department: an organic, gluten-free, vegan, soy- and nut-free range of bread from Good Grain Bakery.
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La Jawaab bakery closes due to cockroach infestation
Huddersfield-based bakery and deli La Jawaab has been forced to closed over hygiene concerns after an infestation of cockroaches.
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Morrisons and Sainsbury’s recall desserts over metal issue
Supermarket giants Morrisons and Sainsbury’s have taken the precautionary measure to recall some of their chilled desserts after manufacturer Bakkavör reported they could contain flakes of metal.
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Genius produces the first gluten-free toastie loaf
Free-from bakery, Genius has expanded its bread range by bringing out the first gluten-free toastie loaf – Genius Toastie.
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FDF publishes sugar reduction guidance
Bakers are being urged to understand the function of sugars in bakery items before moving to reduce the sugar content.
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Which? study highlights ‘unhealthy’ promotion trend
Retailers are being urged to “play their part” in the fight against obesity in light of new research which shows that supermarkets carry more promotions on ‘less healthy’ food and drink.
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Bakery recalls sausage roll products over plastic concern
Lancashire based- craft bakery, Clayton Park Bakery has recalled some of its sausage roll products with a Best Before date of 3 and 4 August as they may contain plastic.
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Family bakery launches exclusive gluten-free Cornish pasty
Helston-based company The Good Food Bakery has launched what it claims is the world’s first gluten-free Cornish pasty after taking four years to develop the product.
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Food Standards Agency ‘names and shames’ bakeries in recall list
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published a summary of food incidents handled between April and June 2016, which includes five bakery products.
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Urban Eat extends sandwiches and wraps
Food to go brand Urban Eat has developed a range of sandwiches and wraps aimed at vegetarians and vegans.
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Morrisons recalls children’s cake over salmonella worries
UK supermarket, Morrisons has recalled its Busy Bee Cake after discovering that a batch of its stock may contain traces of salmonella.
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First gluten- and rice-free flour blend
Gluten-free baker Free From Fairy has launched the first ever gluten- and rice-free wholegrain flour blend – available exclusively from Honest Eats.
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Genius scoops Fast Track 100 award
Bakery brand Genius Gluten Free has scooped the Ones to Watch award at the 19th annual Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100 awards.
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Starbucks to trial recyclable coffee cups
Starbucks will begin testing a new kind of recyclable coffee cup as it looks to cut waste.
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Grocery Aid hails record £4.3m of welfare spending
Grocery Aid, which is the trading name of the National Grocers’ Benevolent Fund (NGBF), spent £4.3m on welfare projects, according to its end of year financial results.
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Why these Brazilian cheese balls could be the future of gluten free
It looks like bread, behaves like bread and is named after bread, but Pão de Queijo is actually made from tapioca and cheese, and could be the next big thing in the lucrative gluten-free market.
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Bakers urged to end use of wheat pesticide
Campaigners have called on high-profile bread manufacturers and supermarkets not to use wheat that is sprayed with glyphosate before harvest.
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New PM urged to not let industry set agenda on child obesity
New Prime Minister Theresa May has received a message from health campaigners, urging her to make sure the food and drink industry learns from its mistakes, when the government publishes the childhood obesity strategy.
