All Retail articles – Page 192
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NewsLancashire bakery to relocate
Bowen’s Pies will move from their current Adlington base to the former Initial Laundry site on Botany Brow in April.
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NewsStoke Newington bakery supports vulnerable women
Luminary Bakery provides training and jobs for women who are struggling with single motherhood, have faced domestic violence or homelessness, or who have a criminal record.
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NewsNew boulangerie and kitchen for Fulham Road
This month, the affluent London neighbourhood around Fulham Road is to get its own French-style boulangerie and kitchen, called Orée.
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Product NewsCarbs linked to lung cancer?
A US study has found a link between lung cancer and eating a diet with a high glycaemic index (GI), a measure of carbohydrate content.
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NewsInnovation is the key to success, says new report
A new bakery and pastry report from Catalyst Corporate Finance has found that the fastest-growing brands specialise in healthier baked goods using high-quality ingredients.
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NewsCo Down bakery re-opens under new name
The Harlequin Patisserie, based in Newtownards, is to be renamed Knead, as the traditional family bakery passes on to the founder’s son.
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Product NewsPoundstretcher recalls Disney cookies
Poundstretcher is recalling tins of Disney Choc Chip Cookies due to the presence of undeclared milk.
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Product NewsCosta’s fresh food initiative expands
High street coffee chain Costa has announced it will be rolling out its offering with premium salad brand Chop’d to a further 12 London stores.
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NewsFood sales return to growth despite supermarket price war
The grocery sector reported a 0.5% rise in sales in the four weeks to 28 February, after months of little or no growth, according to Kantar Worldpanel.
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Product NewsNew edible Ghostbusters merchandise
Innovative Bites, the American snack and confectionary supplier, has signed a deal to launch limited-edition Ghostbusters Twinkies, called Key Lime Slime.
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Product NewsGreggs launches flat white with Nappuccino lab
To mark the launch of its new flat white coffee, high street baker Greggs has bought an “adult naptime pod” to London.
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NewsFundraising ball raises over £280k for GroceryAid
Seven hundred people from across the whole of the grocery industry gathered at the Hilton on Park Lane for the annual Diamond Ball last week.
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NewsCaffè Nero roasted for tax avoidance
High street coffee chain Caffè Nero has come under widespread media criticism for paying no corporation tax in the last financial year, despite posting a profit of almost £23.6m.
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Product NewsGenius launches gluten-free bagels
Genius Gluten Free has launched its first bagel line as part of a package of three new products.
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Product NewsUnited Biscuits releases teacakes
United Biscuits (UB) is to expand further into the cake aisle with the release of two teacake products.
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Product NewsPrice of gluten-free bread and croissants rises
Mysupermarket.com has analysed the prices of various baked goods over the last year, with many items found to be cheaper, but a few significantly more expensive.
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Product NewsBritain’s first chocolate kebab shop
The Chocolate Kebab House will open in Swansea in June, serving crêpes, churros, waffles and milkshakes.
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NewsIrwin’s to promote Northern Ireland
Irwin’s has teamed up with Tourism Ireland to promote a “visit Northern Ireland” message to consumers via an on-pack marketing campaign.
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NewsFresh Foods fined again
The Hayes sandwich manufacturer has been issued with a £15,220 fine for breaching hygiene regulations, for the second time.
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NewsSelf-service bakery franchise announces expansion plans
Bake & Take, the German café and bakery concept, aims to open 100 new UK stores in the next five years.