All Retail articles – Page 199
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NewsPetition launched to save train station café
A petition has been launched to save a local café after it was told it was not “trendy and rustic enough”.
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Product NewsCadbury revamps Mini Rolls
Premier Foods has relaunched Cadbury Mini Rolls with new flavours, new packaging and a TV campaign for the first time in eight years.
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Product NewsBurton’s adds another line to Maryland brand
Burton’s Biscuit Company has launched Maryland Mix’ems – another derivative of the popular £47m Maryland brand.
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NewsSandwich popularity flies in the face of low-carb trend
Sandwiches are three times as popular as salads among the people of Britain with the baguette coming out on top.
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NewsScottish co-operative gets behind Real Bread Week
Scotmid Co-operative is supporting the seventh Real Bread Week (9 to 15 May) in partnership with Edinburgh-based The Breadwinner Bakery.
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NewsMcGhee’s named Scottish Baker of the Year
McGhee’s Bakery has been named Scottish Baker of the Year.
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NewsUS bakery firm makes ingredients transparency pledge
An American bakery giant, Panera Bread, has pledged to simplify what goes into its goods by publishing a ‘No No List’.
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NewsBaker sought for Scottish island
A Scottish Isle is seeking a baker to set up business and help boost food tourism as well as the skills set in the area.
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NewsExclusive: New managing director appointed at Allied Bakeries
Jon Jenkins, the boss of tea firm Twinings, has been appointed as the new head of Allied Bakeries, British Baker can reveal.
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NewsLive: Election 2015
David Cameron will return as Prime Minister after the Tories gain a majority- defying polls and winning the general election.
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NewsGrocery price deflation hits supermarket sales
Supermarket sales have slowed to a revenue growth of 0.2% compared to last year, according to the latest figures from Kantar Worldpanel.
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Product NewsKingsmill launches Burger Thins
Allied Bakeries has extended its range of sandwich alternatives by launching new Kingsmill Burger Thins.
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NewsIs the future of bakery bright? You told us:
Almost 55% of bakers are more positive about the future of their bakeries than one year ago, British Baker can reveal.
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Product NewsAunt Bessie’s moves into cakes
Yorkshire pudding favourite Aunt Bessie’s is expanding into the ambient cake category through a licensing agreement with Bright Blue Foods.
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NewsSainsbury’s posts first loss in a decade
Sainsbury’s has revealed a pre-tax loss of £72m for the year to 14 March - its first loss in a decade.
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NewsIrwin’s strikes deal with Tesco for Joeys
Northern Irish company Irwin’s Bakery has secured a deal with Tesco to stock its Jammy Joeys and Snowy Joeys in more than 700 Tesco stores across Britain.
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Product NewsRoyal baby cakes sell out fast
A Norwich baker sold out of royal baby-themed cakes in 20 minutes following the arrival of Kate and Will’s second child.
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NewsAldi retains lowest price position for bakery
Aldi remains the cheapest supermarket for bakery items while the cost of a weekly grocery shop has fallen £1 overall in the last month.
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NewsFinsbury Food to save 150 jobs in desserts acquisition
Bakery giant Finsbury Food Group has today announced the proposed acquisition of Johnstone’s Just Desserts (Johnstone’s), from administrators FRP Advisory.
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NewsBakers urged to use safe eggs
Bakers have been warned to make sure they are sourcing eggs from verifiable sources following the conviction of an American egg supplier.