All Retail articles – Page 134
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NewsBakery suppliers to publish food waste data in Tesco partnership
Allied Bakeries, Samworth Brothers and Greencore are among a group of suppliers to publish food waste data in a ground-breaking deal with supermarket giant Tesco.
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NewsRedBlack Software splits business to focus on supermarket sector
RedBlack Software has divided its business in two with the creation of BakePlan Software Ltd.
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NewsReal Good Food secures further debt facility
Shareholders in Haydens and Renshaw owner Real Good Food have agreed to give the business a £4m short-term debt facility.
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NewsGenesis Crafty rolls out new products after extending M&S contract
Northern Irish business Genesis Crafty has extended its contract with Marks & Spencer (M&S) with the introduction of 11 new own-label lines.
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NewsIt’s a wrap: Waitrose reveals top Essential bakery products
Brits’ love of international cuisine has helped make tortillas the second-most popular bakery item in the Waitrose Essential line-up.
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Product NewsSchär launches seven new products into UK supermarkets
Gluten-free brand Schär has unveiled seven new products including gluten-free flour and gluten-free waffles, which will be rolled out into UK supermarkets.
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NewsThird Veggie Pret to open in London next month
Pret A Manger is to open a third Veggie Pret in London next month.
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NewsBristol-based Pinkmans Bakery and 19 jobs saved in pre-pack deal
Pinkmans Bakery in Bristol has been rescued out of administration in a pre-pack deal.
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Product NewsFipronil contamination: Pidy profiteroles withdrawn from sale
Pidy has taken action to ensure its egg supply chain is free from fipronil contamination – including the use of new suppliers – following the discovery of “very small amounts” of the insecticide in three batches of its profiteroles.
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Product NewsAsda releases ’70s board-game inspired cake
Asda has launched a board-game inspired cake, less than a week after board game biscuits featured on The Great British Bake Off.
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Product NewsCan you eat a doughnut without licking your lips?
Morrisons has challenged consumers to eat one of its jam doughnuts – without licking their lips.
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Product NewsNew York Bakery Co unveils biggest campaign to date
New York Bakery Co has unveiled what it claims to be its “biggest campaign since it was founded in the 1990’s”.
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NewsGreencore fined £1m after death at cake factory
Greencore has been fined £1m after a worker died at its cake and desserts factory in Hull.
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Product NewsNestlé combines KitKat and cheesecake in Chunky NPD
Nestlé has unveiled a new KitKat Chunky bar inspired by New York cheesecake.
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NewsAsda fined £700k after health inspectors find live mouse on baking tray
Asda has been fined £700,000 after Environmental Health Officers found mice droppings and a live mouse at the bakery in its Bromborough store.
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Product NewsSales of Scots baked goods booming in Co-op stores
Bakery products are driving a surge in sales of home-grown food and drink in Scottish Co-op stores.
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Product NewsTim Hortons steps up UK expansion with three new sites
Canadian café and bakery business Tim Hortons is to open three more sites, in Manchester, Cardiff and Belfast, this year.
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NewsAustralia’s Doughnut Time to open store in London
Australian doughnut brand Doughnut Time is to open its first UK store, in Shaftesbury Avenue, London next month.
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Product NewsRoberts set to shake up wrapped bakery category with radical relaunch
Roberts Bakery has unveiled a radical relaunch, featuring new branding and NPD including gin & tonic-flavoured buns and wrapped bloomer loaves.
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Product NewsPremier agrees expanded Cadbury licensing deal with Mondelēz International
Premier Foods has secured an expanded licensing deal with Mondelēz International to produce Cadbury-branded cakes and ambient desserts.