All Manufacturing articles – Page 92
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Product NewsThe Cake Crew launches premium cupcake brand
Own-label manufacturer The Cake Crew is venturing into the branded market for the first time with a range of ‘premium’ cupcakes called Beautifully Crafted.
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NewsRenshaw expands into Australian market
UK-based sugarcraft brand Renshaw Professional is continuing its overseas expansion with the opening of an Australian operation.
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Product NewsRevealed: Pladis’ insight into UK snacking habits
McVitie’s owner Pladis has revealed that social media and the boundary between meals and snacks is influencing the UK’s snacking habits.
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NewsStrike threat at Allied Bakeries site called off
Threatened strike action by drivers at the Allied Bakeries site in West Bromwich has been called off.
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NewsEU introducing legislation on acrylamide reduction
Food businesses must put in place steps to manage acrylamide under EU laws that go into force next year.
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Product NewsEPP partner Koenig creates turnkey subsidiary
Roll plant manufacturer Koenig has set up a new subsidiary to design and install turnkey projects for bakeries.
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NewsFox’s boss Colin Smith leaving to head salad firm
Fox’s biscuits managing director Colin Smith is leaving the business to become chief executive of salad producer Natures Way Foods.
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NewsSnacking helps drive 20% growth in Greencore food-to-go
Greencore, which claims to hold a 60% share of the UK grocery sandwich market, has reported almost 20% growth in its food-to-go sales in the past year.
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NewsAllied Bakeries staff vote in favour of strike action
Drivers and other workers at Allied Bakeries’ West Bromwich site have voted to take strike action in a row over pay.
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NewsAryzta European business continues to outpace US
Group revenue at global baking business Aryzta has slumped 5.5% in the first quarter to €909.7m (£812m).
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NewsPatisserie Holdings reveals plans to boost production
Patisserie Valerie owner Patisserie Holdings is looking at options to increase production, including a manufacturing site in Manchester and in-store baking of morning goods.
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Product NewsFinsbury revenue up 4% despite overseas sales dip
Finsbury Food Group has reported a 4% hike in group sales in the past four months.
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NewsBaked goods firms ordered to pay out £150k for hygiene offences
Edmonton-based Doce Bakers & Sweets Ltd and Sweet Mahall Ltd, which share the same premises, have been ordered to pay a total of £152,823.23 for a string of hygiene failings.
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Product NewsPukka Pies set to create 150 jobs with factory expansion
Pukka Pies is set to expand its factory in Leicestershire and create 150 jobs.
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Product NewsPrima Bakeries unveils premium filled doughnut range
Cornish wholesale bakery Prima Bakeries has launched a range of premium filled doughnuts.
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Product NewsPremier Foods: Mr Kipling sales dip as own-label soars
Sales of Premier Foods’ own-label cakes have far outpaced its branded lines in the past six months.
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NewsExclusive: Warburtons and union in deal to boost staff conditions and flexibility
Warburtons and the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union (BFAWU) have agreed a “landmark” deal to improve employee terms and make the business more agile.
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Product NewsUnion claims Midlands faces bread shortages if Allied Bakeries strike goes ahead
Allied Bakeries drivers are being balloted for strike action that could bring a “bread drought” to the north west and Midlands, according to union Unite.
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NewsSpooner wins awards for apprenticeship scheme
Bakery equipment supplier Spooner Industries has been awarded the Yorkshire Post Excellence in Business award for its apprenticeship scheme.
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NewsAryzta hires Tony Murphy as chief people officer
Global bakery business Aryzta has appointed Tony Murphy as its first chief people officer (CPO).