All The Grocer articles in 17 December 2016 – Page 18
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NewsMinioti sugar free ice creams wins backing from digital entrepreneurs
Sugar-free ice cream brand Minioti has sold a 25% stake of the business to four digital entrepreneurs to expand in the UK.
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NewsMontezuma’s to double production with £500k production line
The investment comes after contracts with Sainsbury’s and Trader Joe’s were extended
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NewsMedia Bites 31 Oct: Asda, Majestic Wine, AB InBev
With the papers fixated on the future of the governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney, grocery news was relatively limited over the weekend - though long queues at Asda tills due to technical problems did make the news.
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NewsCity snapshot: Supermarket savings boost eating out in the UK
UK consumers are eating out more and making use of growing delivery options as they save on their weekly food shop, new research has found
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NewsWasabi wraps up £25m funding for store roll out
Wasabi is to roll out a further 20 of its sushi chains after securing a £25m bank funding package.
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NewsStock Spirits under renewed pressure from activist investor
Stock Spirits is facing renewed attacks from its largest shareholder over “ongoing poor” corporate governance and claims it is paying the board too much.
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NewsCity snapshot: Conviviality sales up 211% as Matthew Clark and Bibendum integration makes progress
Conviviality increased sales 211% in the first half to £783m thanks to the transformative acquisitions of Matthew Clark and Bibendum PLB
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Comment & OpinionLet's stop dreaming about insect protein and make today's food more sustainable
New research has been extolling the virtues of insects as a food source
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NewsKellogg sales fall as challenging UK market bites
US food giant Kellogg has blamed tough conditions in UK supermarkets for its seventh successive decline in quarterly sales.
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NewsFirst Milk slashes annual loss after large-scale restructure
First Milk slashed its net loss by £23m and returned to operating profit last year after stripping back its operations and selling loss-making businesses.
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NewsWaitrose: one in five Brits now post food pics on social media
The new Waitrose Food and Drink Report also predicts key trends for 2017, including poke and watermelon juice
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NewsCity snapshot: Food prices continue to fall despite Brexit
Food prices continued to fall in October as grocers slug it out in fresh produce aisles, but ambient products move closer to inflationary territory, according to latest BRC-Nielsen index …
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NewsMedia Bites 2 November: Conviviality, Brexit, food waste, Asda
Conviviality triples sales after trio of deal; Nick Clegg warns that UK chocolate could be banned from Europe; and Asda food delivery truck hygiene found wanting.
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Adult Soft Drinks: 10 December
At last, some good news for soft drinks! As the wider carbonated drinks sector continues to get battered by the backlash against sugar, those aimed at adults are in rude health.
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NewsOrnua expands US footprint with ingredients acquisition
Irish dairy Ornua has acquired a US ingredients business from MCT Dairies as it seeks to expand its presence in America.
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NewsThistle Seafoods nets funding deal for growth
Scottish seafood manufacturer Thistle Seafoods has agreed a multimillion-pound bank funding package to grow at home and abroad.
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NewsMorrisons' fourth quarter results: what the analysts say
Morrisons shares were up 1.6% to 224.8p this morning on the news
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NewsBristows and Tuckers bonbon maker saved from administration
Almost 75 jobs have been saved thanks to a rescue deal at the historic bonbon and toffee manufacturer behind the Bristows and Tuckers brands.
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NewsFreiberger MD Richard Harrow leaves to set up consultancy
Harrow had been with the own-label pizza maker for more than 20 years
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NewsInnis & Gunn raised £1m in three days as beer lovers flock to buy a stake
The craft brewer is planning to overfund to raise more money to accelerate the rollout of Innis & Gunn pubs in England and North America.