All Retail articles – Page 210
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Product NewsGluten-free oat range launched
Oat miller and manufacturer Morning Foods has launched a new gluten-free oat range, in a bid to break into the free-from sector.
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NewsGreggs reviews decision on Glasgow store pay
Greggs has changed its mind on a decision to dock the pay of those who didn’t work their shift, after the Glasgow lorry tragedy.
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NewsAryzta enters joint venture on flatbreads
Swiss food group Aryzta plans to drive its flatbreads category Honeytop globally via a joint venture with the group that previously ran the business.
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Product NewsDawn Foods continues American adventure
Dawn Foods has launched its 2015 Great Bakes of the States Adventure, which gives high street bakers the chance to win £10,000-worth of bakery equipment.
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NewsSSP food travel giant sees LFLs up
SSP, the leading food operator in travel locations worldwide, has seen like-for-like (LFL) sales grow 2.7% in its first quarter.
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NewsBristol firm enjoys successful sales
Bristol-based café business, Boston Tea Party, has seen a 11.5% increase in like-for-like (LFL) sales for the year ending 22 October 2014.
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Product NewsNaan better for Hampshire firemen
Firemen in Hampshire have broken the world record for the biggest naan in the world.
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NewsAustralian coffee retailer opens second London outlet
Australian coffee shop Kaffeine is to open a second site in central London.
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NewsMiddleton brother makes another loss with cake business
The cake business of James Middleton, brother of Kate Middleton the Duchess of Cambridge, has made a loss for its third consecutive year.
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NewsM&S sees positive festive performance for food
Marks & Spencer hailed a “very good” Christmas in food, claiming a record sales increase of 17% in the key Christmas week.
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Product NewsNew Year health kicks likely to hit bakery goods
A new survey from FMCG research company Canadean has suggested that sales of bakery treats may be hit this week as consumers go on New Year health kicks.
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NewsTesco sees Christmas success, despite announcement to shut 43 stores
Tesco has made its first trading update of 2015, revealing plans to shut 43 “unprofitable” stores, most of which are likely to be convenience outlets.
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NewsWaitrose sees strong festive sales
Like-for-like sales increased by 2.8% at supermarket Waitrose over the Christmas period – the sixth consecutive year it has outperformed the market.
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NewsSainsbury’s: LFLs down and warns on deflation
Sainsbury’s has revealed like-for-like sales (LFLs) fell during the important festive period – and warned the remainder of its financial year would be “challenging”.
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NewsSupermarkets reduce bread prices in ongoing cuts
The price war continues, as Asda and Sainsbury’s are to slash the prices of bread as part of new price investments.
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NewsPizza Express boss joins Premier Foods board
Premier Foods has appointed the chief executive of Pizza Express as a non-executive director in the company.
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NewsCompetition authority moves to phase two on Pork Farms/Kerry deal
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has confirmed it will launch a phase two investigation into the acquisition by Pork Farms of the chilled savoury pastry business of Kerry Foods Limited.
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NewsBF Done & Son shuts shop over Christmas
A Wolverhampton bakery, BF Done & Son, shut its shop until further notice - just before the busy Christmas period.
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NewsUK retailers ‘optimistic’ for 2015
UK retailers are ‘optimistic’ about the year ahead, according to a survey by the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
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NewsThorntons issues Christmas profit warning
High street chocolate company, Thorntons, has warned investors that profits will be below expectations.