All Retail articles – Page 79
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NewsCoronavirus: British Baker is here to help the industry
For more than 100 years, British Baker has worked alongside the baking industry, sharing business-essential information in even the most difficult of times.
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NewsBristol Loaf to open ethical supermarket and bakery
Redfield-based The Bristol Loaf is to open an ethical supermarket and bakery in Bedminster.
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NewsGCA wants your views on supplying the supermarkets
Do you supply goods to the supermarkets? If so, the Groceries Code Adjudicator wants to hear from you.
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Product NewsKind unveils trio of baked breakfast bars
Snack bar brand Kind is to launch a three-strong range of soft-baked breakfast bars.
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NewsGreggs opens 3,000 sq ft site in Burton-on-Trent
Greggs has opened a new retail site at Albion Gateway in Burton-on-Trent.
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NewsCoronavirus: bakers take action in face of pandemic
Bakers across the UK are taking steps to reduce the risk of coronavirus to staff and customers through a series of practical measures.
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Product NewsTurkish bakery Tegtat has opened first site in UK
Turkey-based bakery chain Tegtat has opened its first UK branch in Leicester.
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Product NewsDoves Farm extends range with organic coconut flour
Flour specialist Doves Farm has launched an organic coconut flour alongside a brand refresh.
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NewsSandwich industry aims to boost packaging recycling
Producers, retailers and packaging experts are to look at ways of improving the recyclability of sandwich packs.
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Product NewsGeary’s Bakery unveils first branded loaves in M&S
Sourdough culture is used to create the three different variants – White Ciabattin, Grains & Seeds Ciabattin, and Craft Beer Ciabattin using Vixen Copper Ale from Charnwood Brewery.
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Product NewsM&S unveils yum yum and doughnut hybrid ’yumnut’
Marks & Spencer is looking to give cronut creator Dominique Ansel a run for his money with its latest doughnut hybrid – the yumnut.
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NewsGreggs: good start to 2020 but storms bring headwinds
Greggs has reported a “very strong start” to the year – but sales have since been hit by storms that battered the country in recent weeks.
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NewsMorrisons offers axed Tesco bakers job interviews
Morrisons is offering Tesco workers at risk of redundancy the chance of interviewing for a job in its own bakeries.
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NewsTesco bakery shake-up: how industry has reacted
Tesco yesterday (25 February) announced it would axe scratch-baking in 58 stores and reduce it in more than 200 other sites.
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NewsTesco: 1,800 jobs at risk in in-store bakery shake-up
Tesco is to axe scratch-baking in 58 stores and reduce it in more than 200 other sites.
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Product NewsWarburtons and Toast Ale use wonky crumpets in beer
Warburtons has teamed up with Toast Ale to create a beer made from surplus crumpets.
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NewsFreaks of Nature appoints food innovation director
Yorkshire-based desserts brand Freaks of Nature has appointed chocolatier, patisserie and bakery expert Claire Gallagher as director of product innovation.
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Product NewsGinsters introduces trio of posh pasties in Selfridges
Ginsters has unveiled a trio of gourmet pasties to be sold exclusively in Selfridges.
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Product NewsMcVitie’s cuts sugar across nine biscuit brands
McVitie’s has cut the sugar in nine of its biscuit brands by up to 10%, removing a total of 785 tonnes of sugar from the nation’s diets every year.
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NewsTrade fear as policy closes door on low-skilled labour
A new system to “end the reliance on cheap, low-skilled labour coming into the country” has come under fire from trade groups.