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NewsBestway credits soaring profits to Best-one performance
Bestway credits soaring profits to Best-one performance
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NewsFood-to-go leaders give cautious welcome to Brexit transition
The plan provided clarity and would give businesses ‘more peace of mind’, said UKHospitality CEO Kate Nicholls…
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NewsCity snapshot: Science in Sport revenues jump 28% to £15.6m
AIM-listed sports nutrition brand Science in Sport, which supplies Team Sky and Manchester United, has posted full-year revenues up 28% to £15.6m, though losses have deepened. Plus, Irish dairy giant Ornua has announced record revenues of €2.1bn for 2017, UK CPI falls to 2.7% and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsMedia Bites 21 March: Ocado, Fonterra, Amazon
Ocado could tap investors for more cash in the hunt for further international deals, while Fonterra’s chief executive Theo Spierings is to step down.
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Comment & OpinionFishermen furious following Brexit ‘betrayal’
’We will leave the EU and leave the CFP, but hand back sovereignty over our seas a few seconds later’
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NewsBritish Lion partially suspends Walston Poultry Farm
Animal rights group Animal Equality installed hidden cameras at the central Dorset farm from January to March this year
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NewsPepsiCo pledges to publish palm oil supplier list
The food and drink giant was among eight major fmcg suppliers attacked in a new report from the environmental group yester…
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NewsShop theft levels up 65% in a year, reports ACS survey
Shop theft levels up 65% in a year, reports ACS survey
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NewsCity snapshot: Ocado growth hit by Beast from the East
Winter storms that caused widespread disruption during the final week of Ocado Group’s (OCDO) first quarter, reduced Ocado’s sales growth by almost one percentage point back to 11.7%. Plus, Imperial Brands disposes of US tobacco products and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsMedia Bites 20 March: Tyrrells, Conviviality, Brexit
US confectionery giant Hershey is in the early stages of exploring options for British crisps brand Tyrrells, which it bought through the acquisition of Amplify Snack Brands less than four months ago.
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NewsFinsbury Food Group back on the acquisition hunt after solid first half
Listed bakery business Finsbury Food Group is back on the acquisition hunt after a period of consolidation that saw first half like-for-like sales edge up 2.5% to £144.8m.
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NewsPanic-buying shoppers empty shelves over weekend
Stores along a 19-mile stretch between Hayle and Truro in Cornwall sold out of bread, eggs, vegetables and milk
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NewsPoundstretcher faces tighter insurance terms for suppliers
Leading insurer Euler Hermes has reduced credit cover for the variety discounter’s parent company, Crown Crest Group
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NewsCountrywide Farmers hopes for rescue after Mole Valley deal collapse
Administrators are searching for a buyer for Countrywide Farmers Group’s retail business following the collapse of its proposed takeover by Mole Valley Farmers after the CMA blocked the deal.
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NewsCity Snapshot: First half sales and profits up at Finsbury Food Group
Cakes and bakery goods supplier Finsbury Food Group has overcome “sustained market-wide headwinds” to post a rise in first half sales and profits.
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NewsMedia Bites 19 March: Conviviality, Palm oil, UK fisheries
The calamitous financial mishaps at Conviviality and imminent closure of shops by Carpetright put the high street on course for its worst crisis since 2008
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Comment & OpinionBuild trust in cryptocurrency
We are on the cusp of a new world where e-commerce becomes b-commerce: Bitcoin commerce…
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Comment & OpinionWhy has Conviviality spent out on company-owned stores?
The flotation of Conviviality on the stock market in 2013 was one of the most unlikely events in the history of grocery
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NewsUK food and drink manufacturers face 'hidden hard Brexit'
If the government secures a free trade agreement with the EU after Britain leaves, many UK producers could still be hit with new tariffs thanks to ingredients sourced from other countries, the FDF said.
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NewsMorrisons enters 'growth phase' of three-pronged fightback
Dave Potts said core store growth was combining with growth into wholesale markets, including a deal with McColl’s