Brexit – Page 99
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NewsUK votes to leave EU: the industry reacts to Brexit
The UK has voted to leave the EU by 51.9% to 48.1%, sending shockwaves through the country and around the world…
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NewsCity snapshot: Brexit vote sends grocery stocks plummeting
Grocery stocks have plunged by up to 30% so far this morning as world stock markets went into freefall and the pound tumbled to a 30-year low after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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NewsDeregulation will hit sugar harder than referendum
Sir, The deregulation of the EU beet sugar policy in 2017 will redefine our whole industry
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Comment & OpinionBrexit in the balance as businesses have their final say
It’s genuinely hard to find a major player on the world stage that publicly advocates Brexit, unless you count Donald Trump
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NewsMedia Bites 22 June: My Local, Brexit, Stock Spirits, Whitbread
Convenience store chain My Local has filed notice to appoint administrators just nine months after being created from Morrison’s cast-offs; and your favourite supermarket could reveal which side will win your vote in the EU referendum.
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NewsExporters on alert in build-up to Brexit vote
Food and drink exporters have expressed grave concerns about the impact a Brexit would have on overseas business
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NewsCity snapshot: Leaving the EU will hit UK retail sales by 6%, report warns
The report says UK retail sales will reach £396.3bn by 2020 from their current level of £345.4bn without Brexit
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NewsBrexit could cost UK retailers £24bn by 2020
The economic shock caused by Brexit could drive UK retail sales 6% lower by 2020, according to a new report published today by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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NewsBrexit survey of chairmen reveals 'head versus heart' dilemma
Eighty per cent of top retail chairmen believe a Brexit would be bad for the economy, but only 64% will vote to remain
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat sugar can tell us about the Brexit debate
There’s another battle going on in sugar. And for the players involved staying or leaving could determine their futures
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Comment & OpinionBrexit debate - is Wetherspoons the best venue?
This week, Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin will be serving up a “hard-hitting” pro-Brexit message in 920 of his UK pubs
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Comment & OpinionRanjit Singh Boparan says: we must stay in EU
Brexit could spell disaster for the British food industry
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Comment & OpinionIt’ll put prices up, stupid: retail legends weigh in on Brexit
Retail leaders have landed one of the biggest blows from either side
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NewsRetail prices would soar after Brexit warn former retail chiefs
Sir Terry Leahy, Justin King and Marc Bolland warn of impact on prices and inflation
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NewsEU not delivering for retail, warns BRC chief Helen Dickinson
However Brexit could lead to thousands of UK farms becoming unviable
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Comment & OpinionCameron woos food & drink on Brexit – but not everyone is on message
With 43 days to go, the Brexit debate remains as entertaining as ever
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ProfilesStuart Rose and George Eustice on the effect of Brexit
The industry is planning to vote with its heart, not its head – and at the moment the majority are planning to vote Brexit
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Comment & OpinionThe Brexit opportunity to win hearts and heads
According to our exclusive industry poll, 39% back leaving the EU and 37% will vote to stay
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Analysis & FeaturesWill exports to EU face anti-UK sentiment and barriers?
In 2015 alone £12.3bn of food and drink was exported to international markets, 73% of which ended up in EU
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Analysis & FeaturesCost and price escalation in food and drink feared
Life outside the EU could cost the UK dear, the industry has warned, with food and drink prices rising an estimated 2.4%