All Retail articles – Page 255
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Student conference attracts greater participation
Lesley Foottit reports from the Alliance for Bakery Students and Trainees’ (ABST’s) annual conference 2014, which saw the AGM, prizes awarded and plenty of opportunities for students to network with industry professionals.
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NewsBakers urged to sign up for Craft Bakers’ Week
Bakers are encouraged to sign up to take part in Craft Bakers’ Week to maximise the support available.
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Gluten-free brand moves into the breakfast market
Yorkshire-based brand Feel Free for Gluten Free has moved into the breakfast market with the launch of its granola cereals and granola bars.
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NewsDelice de France launches Customer Innovation Centre
Delice de France has opened its customer innovation centre in Covent Garden, London.
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NewsGreggs reaches 250th school Breakfast Club
The Greggs Foundation, a registered charity associated with Greggs, has launched its 250th primary school Breakfast Club and will reach 300 by the year end.
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NewsSugar survey: bakers, give us your views on tax
There has been a mixed reaction to plans announced this week to introduce a sugar tax and reduce added sugars by 40% by 2020. But what do you think?
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Wall’s ensures pasties are Cornish by moving production
Kerry Foods has relocated production of its pasties to ensure that the pastries keep their Cornish status.
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Product NewsCampaigners call for sugar tax
Campaign group, Action on Sugar has called on the government to introduce a sugar tax and to reduce added sugars by 40% by 2020.
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NewsDunkin’ Brands plans motorway expansion
Ice cream and desserts operator Baskin-Robbins has revealed plans to open four sites at Welcome Break motorway service stations, along with one Dunkin’ Donuts.
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NewsPullins takes top prize in new bread competition
Pullins Bakery of Yatton has won the top gong in the Worshipful Company of Bakers’ bread competition at the Bath and West Show.
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Healthy ‘buzzwords’ mislead, says academic
Buzzwords on food packaging is duping consumers into believing the products are healthier than they are, an academic has claimed.
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BAKO NW reveals competition winners
BAKO North Western (BNW) invited customers to create the perfect birthday cake as part of its 50th-year celebrations.
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NewsPremier Foods shares fall on sales warning
Shares in the embattled food group Premier Foods fell by nearly 10% after the company, which produces Mr Kipling cakes, said it had seen falling sales in its so-called ‘Power Brands’.
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Product NewsPremier Foods enters into JV for £16m beverages and desserts business
Premier Foods has entered into another joint venture (JV) to manufacture powdered beverages and desserts worth around £16m.
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Restructure sees 2,600 jobs go at Morrisons
Supermarket giant Morrisons is to cut 2,600 jobs as part of a restructuring plan.
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80,000 “fake” biscuits seized
A European crackdown on fake food and drink has seen nearly 100 arrests and the seizure of 80,000 biscuits, it has been revealed.
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Coopland & Son trainees gear up for ABST competitions
Coopland & Son, the craft bakery chain, has entered seven of its apprentices into competitions at the upcoming student bakery conference.
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Oliver Adams launches cricket ground store
Oliver Adams, the craft bakery chain, has opened a new shop at Northants Cricket Ground - its first partnership with a sports brand.
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NewsPublic open to Brazillian food ideas, says survey
A new survey claims more than a quarter of people will try Brazillian influenced food and drink during the World Cup.