All Retail articles – Page 161
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Product NewsAsda recalls Tiger Sausage Rolls in allergen scare
Asda has recalled its six-pack of Tiger Sausage Rolls as they contain milk, which is not mentioned on the ingredients list.
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Product NewsGreggs says people don’t buy bread in bakeries anymore
Greggs chief executive Roger Whiteside has suggested that bread is being phased out in bakeries as consumers turn to supermarkets for their loaves.
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NewsKrispy Kreme abandons £200m London flotation
Doughnut retailer Krispy Kreme has chosen to withdraw its planned £200m London flotation after announcing the 100% sale of its shares to US parent brand owner Krispy Kreme Group.
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NewsTesco continues growth curve amid competitive environment
Supermarket giant Tesco ’is regaining competitiveness’ in its core UK business as it records a seventh consecutive quarter of growth.
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NewsGroceryAid’s director general announces retirement
Grocery Aid’s director general Gillian Barker has announced that she will retire at the end of November after 14 years with the charity, with Steve Barnes succeeding Barker as the charity’s chief executive.
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NewsBiscuiteers aims for growth via crowdfunding
Handmade biscuits company Biscuiteers is launching a crowdfunding campaign with Crowdcube in a bid to achieve accelerated growth.
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Product NewsKara brings new traybakes to foodservice arena
Finsbury Food Group’s foodservice brand Kara has introduced a new range of traybakes and mallow bombes to the market.
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Product NewsBIAs feature on BBC
Baker of the Year Dominic Salter of The Sandwich Box in Cheltenham and Salt Bakehouse has appeared on BBC Points West with his Baking Industry Award (BIA).
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Product NewsBB’s launches charity muffin with Ronan Keating
BB’s has launched Mrs Pink Muffin in aid of breast cancer charity The Marie Keating Foundation, founded by pop star Ronan Keating.
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NewsLorraine Hendle joins GroceryAid board
Lorraine Hendle, divisional managing director at William Reed publishing house is to join the board of GroceryAid trustees.
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NewsMenu development helps boost Greggs’ sales
High street bakery retailer Greggs has said its Balanced Choice and breakfast products have been popular over the summer months, as it released its third-quarter trading statement to 1 October.
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Product NewsNew Kingsmill Toasties ‘disrupt’ breakfast
Allied Bakeries is tapping into the increasing popularity of the breakfast market with the launch of Kingsmill Toasties, which it says will disrupt the market.
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Product NewsBaked goods must become less sweet or smaller says government
Restaurants have been ordered to cut the size of their puddings by the government, or face being named and shamed.
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Product NewsBread used for marketing not eating?
Supermarkets deliberately bake too much bread in-store as a marketing tool to attract shoppers, according to food waste charities.
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News5am queues outside new Ansel bakery
Dominique Ansel opened his bakery in London at 8am this morning, and London loves it. To celebrate, here are some exclusive images of the first Dominique Ansel Bakery (DAB) in Europe.
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NewsUK e-commerce grocery market grows by 6.9%
According a report published by Kantar Worldpanel, sales of groceries in the UK through e-commerce platforms has increased by 6.9% in the 12 months to June 2016.
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Product NewsBritish Airways confirms partnership with M&S
Major airline British Airways (BA) has confirmed that it will scrap its free food and drink on its short flights and will offer passengers the Marks & Spencer snacks and sandwich range.
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Product NewsSongbird Bakery brings Greggs-inspired cakes to Newcastle
Middlesbrough-based cupcake business, Songbird Bakery has baked cake versions of Greggs’-style pasties, sandwiches and sandwich rolls for Greggs’ head office.
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NewsSainsbury’s extends delivery trial
Sainsbury’s has spread the reach of its one-hour delivery service to 35,000 postcodes across London.
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NewsSainsbury’s sees slight second-quarter drop
Sainsbury’s has seen total retail sales (excluding fuel) fall 0.4% in its second quarter results to 24 September 2016.