All Retail articles – Page 290
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NewsCocomaya opens third outlet
Artisan baker and chocolatier Cocomaya has opened its third London shop.
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NewsMoodog targets transport sites
A treat-style food-to-go concept is looking to target travel hubs as part of its UK-wide expansion, British Baker can reveal.
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Greggs spooks customers in new video
A new zombie-inspired video created by Greggs has gone viral for Halloween and accumulated more than 100,000 views.
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NewsCosta enjoys growth in sales and profits
Whitbread has revealed Costa Coffee’s underlying profits have risen by almost 30% to £36.1m in its half-year results.
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NewsWelcome resurgence for bakery retail businesses
The number of bakery retail businesses is on the up, having increased almost 5% in the past year, according the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics. The UK Business: Activity, Size, Location 2012 report contains data on VAT registered businesses in the UK, and was produced from a ...
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NewsJamie Oliver partners Boots on lunch range
Boots UK has joined forces with Jamie Oliver to launch his first deli-inspired lunchtime range, in a bid to banish “lunch lethargy”.
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Birmingham bakery school expands
Loaf Cookery School has moved into larger premises to open up a new bakery and cope with the growing demand for its bread-making courses.
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Howell House’s new deal in Asda
Irwin’s Bakery division Howell’s House, will see its new Spooky Snowballs stocked in 350 Asda stores across the UK.
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NewsStarbucks: our UK performance has been poor
The boss of Starbucks in the UK has defended the company’s controversial non-payment of corporation tax saying it has had a “dismal” performance in this country.
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NewsPaper & Cup plans London expansion
A new coffee and book shop concept, launched in London last month, has secured its second site in the captial, British Baker can reveal.
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Starbucks tax backlash continues
Coffee chain Starbucks was left on the back foot yesterday – after a growing internet campaign called on consumers to boycott the company over its tax dealings in the UK.
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NewsMillie’s Cookies maximises on wedding market
Millie’s Cookies is looking to further secure its position as a supplier to the wedding market with its latest product innovation.
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NewsBiscuiteers to open first shop
Online business Biscuiteers is taking its first steps on to the high street with a Biscuit Boutique and Icing Café.
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Food retailers call for business rates freeze
Leading food and grocery retailers have united in a bid to urge the government to freeze business rates in 2013.
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NewsStarbucks faces unpaid tax claims
The tax bill of global coffee giant Starbucks has come under scrutiny this morning – after it was revealed it paid nothing in UK corporation tax last year.
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NewsJenkins Bakery celebrates long-serving employees
More than 40 individuals who have worked at Jenkins Bakery for over 10 years have been recognised at a special awards lunch.
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NewsSatterthwaites ceases trading
Satterthwaites closed its doors for the last time this weekend after failing to find a buyer for the business.
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Morrisons focuses on M Local store growth
Morrisons is looking to open 70 stores as part of its latest convenience store format by the end of 2013.
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NewsGreggs to reduce reliance on high street shops
Greggs’ like-for-like sales fell again, down 2.6% in the third quarter, while new channels helped boost total sales by 5.9%.
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Pret A Manger scoops French award
Pret A Manger recently picked up the Enseigne d’Or accolade – also known as The Golden Retail Brand – in Paris.