All Retail articles – Page 196
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NewsReading sandwich vans could face new £861 licensing fee
Mobile sandwich traders in Reading could face a new annual charge of £861, as Reading Borough Council considers a new report.
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Product NewsMorrisons drops Kingsmill 50/50 loaves
Allied Bakeries has suffered another blow to its Kingsmill brand, as British Baker can reveal Kingsmill 50/50 loaves have been dropped from Morrisons.
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NewsSainsbury’s Q1 LFLs down
Sainsbury’s has seen like-for-like (LFL) sales down 2.1% for its first quarter, fighting what it calls “a highly competitive pricing backdrop.”
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Product NewsSandwiches under threat as Tesco trebles salad range
Tesco said it was a case of “move over sarnies” as it trebled its ready-to-eat salad range to nearly 50 lines.
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NewsFood sales ‘normalising’ despite deflation
Total food sales grew 0.5% for the three months to May, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) sales monitor.
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NewsPret and Costa introduce mobile phone payments
High street chains Pret A Manger and Costa are among the first companies in the sector to confirm they will adopt Apple Pay - new technology that enables customers to pay for purchases with their mobile phones.
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NewsPaul reports big jump in turnover
Artisan bakery chain Paul UK has revealed EBITDA has climbed 19.2% to £4.3m for the year ended 31 December 2014.
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NewsBiscuit distributor opens bakery
Biscuit and bakery products distributor Arden Fine Foods has installed a bakery operation at its Coventry office to help it understand the sector further.
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Product NewsGenius ’gluten-free’ products recalled by supermarkets
A number of Genius-branded and own-label gluten-free products have been recalled after it was found they are contaminated with gluten.
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NewsOne Stop strikes ISB deal
One Stop convenience stores has struck a new partnership with Country Choice, as it sees opportunity in the in-store bakery sector.
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News£1 café opens in London
A new café selling food for just £1 per item, including pastries and sandwiches, has opened in London.
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NewsGreencore makes ’multi-million’ investment at Worksop site
Convenience giant Greencore has made a multi-million pound investment at its Worksop sandwich distribution hub.
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Product NewsWayne Caddy offers masterclass at Mono
Mono Equipment, the Swansea-based machinery supplier, is holding its first-ever bakery masterclass featuring award-winner Wayne Caddy.
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NewsAUDIO: FOB conference gives verdict on supermarket bakery
The bread and bakery industry’s "pint is half full" according to speakers at the Federation of Bakers’ (FOB) annual conference.
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Product NewsM&S to fortify all bread with vitamin D
Marks & Spencer (M&S) has announced all of its bread is to be made using yeast fortified with vitamin D.
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Supermarkets see slight sales growth
New figures show continued slow growth in the supermarket sector, with sales up 0.2% for the 12 weeks to 24 May.
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Cardiff cake company launches new online service
A Cardiff-based cake shop has launched a new delivery service which supplies luxury cakes, cupcakes, cookies or brownies just ONE hour after being ordered online.
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Joe & The Juice expands
Joe & The Juice, the expanding Swedish coffee and juice shop, has opened a new site in Manchester’s Trafford Centre and is set to open in Newcastle soon.
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Product NewsOlive oil shortage threat
Soaring olive oil prices and the looming threat of shortages caused by poor harvests in Italy and Spain could force speciality bread bakers to increase prices.
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Subway opens first eco-store
Subway franchisees will be able to receive 100% green electricity following a renewed deal, as it opens its first eco-store.