All articles by Ed Devlin – Page 194
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NewsMedia Bites 5 October: Greggs, deflation, Krispy Kreme
Continued growth at Greggs captured the attention of all the papers this morning as its breakfasts and healthier range fueled further growth.
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco recovery on track as sales rise 3.3%
Tesco will set out further plans later this morning for the next stage of its recovery after a third straight quarter of like-for-like sales growth
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NewsGreggs faces rising costs as pound plunges
Greggs has warned of mounting pressures on food prices as the fallout from Brexit continues to weaken the pound and labour costs rise.
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Analysis & FeaturesCan 2 Sisters make Bernard Matthews bootiful again?
As one of Britain’s most tarnished brands is gobbled up by poultry giant 2 Sisters, we answer the key questions about the deal
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NewsMedia Bites 3 October: Tesco, Samworth Brothers, craft brewers
Tesco is in the media spotlight once again over its accounting irregularities as it prepares to file half-year results later in the week.
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco faces lawsuit from investors
Tesco is set to be sued by a group of large investors who claim to have lost £150m because of the accounting scandal at the supermarket. It comes as the retailer is expected to release healthy results on Wednesday.
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NewsLondon Crisp Company in second crowdfunding bid
The London Crisp Company has returned to the crowd for another £100,000 after winning listings in Tesco, Waitrose and Asda
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NewsWalkers feels the heat from rivals' baked snacks and popcorn
Rivals’ baked snacks and popcorn have taken a bite out of revenues at Walkers
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NewsSainsbury's investors face more misery as like-for-likes fall
A second consecutive quarter of declining like-for-like sales at Sainsbury’s resulted in more misery for investors
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NewsAG Barr sales lose fizz in challenging grocery environment
Falling prices, changing consumer tastes and a disappointing summer have combined to hit revenues at Irn-Bru maker AG Barr.
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NewsMedia Bites 27 September: Aldi, Sainsbury's, beer, Coca-Cola
Aldi’s financial performance in 2015 receives blanket coverage in this morning’s papers. Sainsbury’s new one-hour delivery trial in London and the latest on the possible merger of Coca-Cola’s Asian bottlers also get a look in.
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NewsAldi results: What the analysts say
Aldi announced another set of record results as sales reached £7.7bn, but profits shrank. What did the industry analysts make of it?
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NewsKey Food Ingredients seeks rescue deal as rising dairy costs take their toll
Rising dairy prices have pushed a manufacturer of ghee and Asian sauces into administration, with more than 40 jobs at risk unless a buyer can be found.
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NewsMajestic Wine profit warning 'short term pain' say analysts
The share price plunged as much as 33% in early trading before finishing 23% down at 330p
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NewsMPM sales driven up another 25% by pet pampering trend
The group drove revenues last year thanks to its first foray into TV advertising for the Encore brand
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NewsChristmas turkey dinner saved by Ranjit Singh Boparan deal
‘Chicken king’ Ranjit Singh Boparan rides to the rescue of Bernard Matthews to save Christmas dinner
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NewsHain Celestial gets all-clear for Orchard House acquisition
Hain Celestial can finally takeover Orchard House after getting the green light to sell its UK own-label freshly squeezed fruit juice business to the owner of the Sunmagic juice and smoothie brand by deal regulators.
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NewsCoke bottler goes flat in wake of Brexit and poor weather
A lack of consumer thirst for Coke, poor weather, challenging consumer markets and the slump in sterling after Brexit combined to send sales backwards at Coca-Cola European Partners
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NewsBernard Matthews jobs pledge welcomed by Unite
Bernard Matthews will also start processing chickens as well as turkeys to fill spare capacity at its sites.
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NewsMedia Bites 21 September: Bernard Matthews, Kantar/Nielsen, Co-op
The controversial pre-pack sale of Bernard Matthews to 2 Sisters owner Ranjit Singh Boparan makes the papers this morning, along with the latest grocery figures from Kantar and Nielsen.