All Manufacturing articles – Page 5
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InterviewJulia Banton on Roberts Bakery recovery and growth since Northwich fire
Banton, who has recently been promoted to managing director, details how the family-owned business has recovered and rebuilt following the devastating fire
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NewsCSM Ingredients reports sustainability progress in 2023
Bakery ingredients supplier increased its use of renewable energy, recycled packaging, and responsibly sourced raw materials
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NewsBaking industry reacts to Autumn Budget 2024
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ announcements have left one trade body “profoundly disappointed” while another welcomes the ”long-term approach to tax and regulation”
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NewsFlour Power Group, Macphie and Macpac name new hires
New hires have been named including a managing director for Patisserie Valerie and Bakers + Baristas operator and development chefs for Macphie
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NewsHilton Macarons acquired by fellow East Anglian firm Two Magpies
Hilton produces a range of gluten-free and vegetarian macarons from its premises in Suffolk
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NewsCould you be one of Dawn Foods’ new student ambassadors?
Revamped scheme welcomes applications from bakery colleges as well as members of the Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees
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NewsWhat does the Budget mean for Britain’s bakers?
The key announcements made by chancellor Rachel Reeves that will impact owners and operators of bakery businesses of all sizes
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NewsDesserts supplier Davison’s to expand into ready-to-eat products
The Armagh-based business says it expects to grow revenue by 80% in the next four years after receiving £6m in funding from HSBC
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NewsMontana Bakery wins Bakery Manufacturer of the Year 2024
Exceptional product quality, flexibility, speed to market, and employee skills development were among the attributes of the Berkshire-based business that impressed judges
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NewsBaking Industry Awards 2024 winners revealed
A baker from Cumbria, a Cardiff craft bakery, and the UK’s biggest bakery brand are among the winners of the Baking Industry Awards 2024
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NewsCalls for new taxes and extension of HFSS to ‘fix broken food system’
Food, Diet and Obesity Committee demands government develops a comprehensive, integrated long-term strategy to fix the UK food system which is underpinned by a new legislative framework
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NewsTurnover and profits soar at Newport-based Brace’s Bakery
Turnover at family-run bakery is in double-digit growth despite increased competition and changing consumer habits
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NewsMacphie hires new CFO and extends B Corp accreditation
Aberdeenshire-based ingredients supplier has appointed former Nestlé executive Angela Willows to support its international growth ambitions
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NewsNorac Foods Group names Jean-Pascal Allemand as new UK MD
French family-owned bakery manufacturer promotes the export director of its La Boulangère brand to lead its UK subsidiary
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NewsEPP partners with Jufeba to offer doughnut frying kit to UK market
Conventional tabletop fryers and largescale continuous frying lines are among the kit from German firm Jufeba now being offered to the UK market by EPP
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InterviewMy bakery job: Lily-Anna Barclay, Macphie
Lily-Anna was first introduced to the supplier while at school and now works full time in digital marketing, but she insists she does much more than sitting in front of a screen all day
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NewsScientists launch research into disease-resistant wheat genes
Researchers at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh are studying how genes of different wheat varieties interact with deadly fungal disease, septoria tritici blotch
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NewsTesco recalls mince pies due to possible dry glue contamination
Retailer issues recall for Tesco Finest All Butter Pastry Mince Pies which may contain small pieces of dried glue from packaging
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NewsGenius Foods unveils Stephen Hann as its next CEO
A change of leadership next year will see the current CEO of snack brand One Good Thing take over from Adam Smart at the gluten-free bakery supplier
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NewsJacksons Bakery fined £366k after engineer loses finger in Corby accident
Bread supplier pleads guilty to breaching health and safety regulations as investigation finds inadequate training, instruction, and monitoring at Corby site
