All News articles – Page 243
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NewsMorrisons offers one-hour full shop through Amazon Prime
Shoppers in some parts of the country can now order a full Morrisons shop through Amazon Prime and have it delivered within one hour.
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NewsFDF seminar for SMEs announced
Small and medium-sized food and drink producers (SMEs) can receive guidance on sugar reduction, labelling and claims at an upcoming seminar run by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) and Leatherhead Food Research (LFR).
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NewsNHS worker starts bakery from home
Leicestershire-based baker Ian Waterland has appeared on ITV as he used to work for the NHS before deciding to set up a bakery from home.
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NewsBrace’s set to re-open Welsh site
Brace’s Bakery has announced it will “grab hold of the reins” and reopen its Croespenmaen site, following a management shake-up.
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NewsBreakfast and meal deals helping brands transform foodservice market
Brits are snubbing independent foodservice operators in favour of branded business, according to a new study.
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NewsDiscounter sales growth slows as Tesco gains market share
Combined sales growth at Lidl and Aldi is at its lowest level in five years – while Tesco is continuing to increase its share of the grocery market.
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NewsEmployee marks 30 years at Ministry of Cake
A hygiene operator at Taunton-based manufacturer Ministry of Cake has celebrated 30 years of working for the company.
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NewsLinpac appoints group marketing manager
Fresh food packaging company Linpac has appointed Nikki Clark as the company’s new group marketing manager.
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News‘Gay cake’ row bakery Ashers considers further legal options
Belfast-based Ashers Baking Company is exploring further legal options after a judge last month ruled against the business over its refusal to make a cake supporting gay marriage.
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NewsTearoom owner scoops hat-trick of cake design awards
Tearoom business owner Cara Maiden has won three awards for her cake designs at the Cake International event at the Birmingham NEC.
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NewsNew event for food and drink entrepreneurs
A new conference for emerging food and drink companies is taking place this weekend.
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NewsCooplands of Doncaster sold in pre-pack administration deal
Doncaster-based craft bakery business Cooplands has been saved in a pre-pack administration deal.
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NewsInnovation boosts Bakkavor results
A focus on innovation has helped fresh prepared foods manufacturer Bakkavor grow revenue across the group in its third-quarter results.
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NewsBiscuiteers smashes crowdfunding target
Online hand-iced biscuit retailer Biscuiteers has secured £1.25m in crowdfunding from 784 investors in 31 countries.
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NewsCourier company says Trump’s victory could be good for UK businesses
ParcelHero, an international courier specialising in UK-US deliveries, says Donald Trump’s presidential victory could be good news for UK businesses that trade regularly with the US.
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NewsOctober brought highest growth in consumer spending since 2011, says Barclaycard
Consumer spending rose 5.5% year-on-year in October, the highest growth since Barclaycard began publishing data on consumer finances in 2011.
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NewsProfits up for ABF post referendum
Allied Bakeries owner Associated British Foods (ABF) has reported 5% year on year growth in group revenue to £13.4bn in the 53 weeks to September 17 2016.
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NewsAllied: ‘Wrapped bread sales can return to growth’
Allied Bakeries has unveiled a strategy to transform the packaged bakery market – and says it believes the wrapped bread category can return to growth.
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NewsTangerine confectionery workers begin strike over pay and conditions
Workers at the Tangerine confectionery factory in York will today (Tuesday 8 November) begin the first of four days of strike action after members of the GMB union voted to reject a pay offer.
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NewsM&S closes stores to focus on food
Marks & Spencer has announced store cuts as part of a wide strategic shake-up.