All British Baker articles in May 2010 – Page 7
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2 August, 1940: Don’t take our tea!
There has been a good deal of dissatisfaction consequent upon the rationing of tea, especially for those workers who normally drink tea while at work. The Ministry of Food stated this week that a special allocation of tea is to be made and drunk at work. All local food officers ...
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CSM sees Q1 fall in bakery demand
Worldwide bakery supplier CSM revealed falling demand in its bakery supplies for the first quarter of the year, with a 1.2% drop in volume compared to Q1 2009.In an interim management statement, CSM reported overall sales of E644.4m (£555.5m) for the first quarter compared with E636.1m (£548.4m) in 2009, while ...
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Soup firm branches out into quiche market
New Covent Garden has made a break away from fresh soups and has launched its first range of chilled quiches. The firm, which also offers a range of risottos, has made the decision to diversify in order to strengthen its brand’s all-year-round appeal.
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Drop in UK bakery sales troubles Maple Leaf
Poor bakery sales in the UK have helped to cause a decline in Maple Leaf Food’s fortunes.
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Egg shortage warning
Bakers and manufacturers are being warned of possible egg shortages when new EU legislation takes effect. From January 2012, it will be illegal in EU countries to produce eggs from traditional battery cages. Instead, producers must convert to new enriched cages, which have more space, perches, a scratching area and nest boxes.
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BIA entry deadline extended to 21 May
Make sure you get your entries in for the Baking Industry Awards by the new deadline of 21 May. The Awards, now in their 23rd year, celebrate the very best of the British baking industry, and are attended by key players from across the industry.