All Finance articles – Page 563
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NewsBernard Matthews owed mults £2.7m at time of Singh rescue
Tesco was owed £1.1m and was the largest of the supplier’s 900 unsecured creditors
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NewsMedia Bites 13 October: Unilever, Premier Foods, Diageo
The price row between Tesco and Unilever is big news today across all the papers.
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NewsCity snapshot: Price hikes help Unilever grow in stagnant markets but weak pound hurts revenues
Prices hikes have helped Unilever increase underlying sales in the past three months despite falling volumes. Plus, Booker sales leap 13% to £2.5bn in the first half despite tobacco display ban …
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NewsUnilever products disappear from Tesco website in prices row
Tesco declined to comment on speculation that Unilever had approached it with a demand for a 10% price increase
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NewsBoparan swoops for Ed's Easy Diner chain
2 Sisters owner Ranjit Singh Boparan has acquired 1950s-themed US chain Ed’s Easy Diner in a pre-pack administration to add to his restaurant empire.
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NewsBrian McNamara appointed CEO of GSK consumer health division
He succeeds Emma Walmsley, who last month was appointed GSK CEO designate
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NewsSainsbury's looks to drive Argos awareness with pop-up shops
Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe said his ambition was to put an Argos concession or click & collect point in all supermarkets
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NewsMedia Bites 11 October: Sainsbury's, AB InBev/SABMiller, Amazon
Sainsbury’s reveals its latest look for the “supermarket of the future”, AB InBev completes it merger with SABMiller, and Amazon is set to open three physical stores in the US.
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NewsCity snapshot: Premier Foods sales plunge after late summer
Premier Foods’ recovery took a hit in the second quarter as branded grocery sales slumped 12.4%, with customers staying away from Bisto gravy and Oxo stock cubes during a hot September.
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NewsBrexit has damaged business, say food & drink suppliers
More than two-thirds of suppliers are less confident about the business environment after the EU referendum
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NewsSugar quota abolition could hit availability, suppliers told
Regime change will not necessarily mean lower prices on the Continent, says Rabobank
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NewsChelmsford Star Co-operative like-for-like food sales fall
The society opened two stores in the last six months but is also set to shut its Exchange Way site
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NewsCity Snaphot: BRC/KPMG record best quarter for food retail since 2013
Total food sales rose 1.6% in the three months to 1 October, according to the September BRC/KPMG Retail Sales Monitor …
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NewsMedia Bites 11 Oct: Morrisons, UK retail sales, Consumer spending
Morrisons briefly overtook J Sainsbury yesterday to become Britain’s second-biggest supermarket chain by stock market value.
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Analysis & FeaturesNew launches drive UK sales and profits improvements at Lindt & Sprüngli
Swiss chocolate giant Lindt & Sprüngli recorded double-digit sales and profit growth in the UK last year thanks to “significant” growth of its Lindor and Excellence product lines.
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NewsMartin Bailie to leave Lidl after 14 years with company
His move is the latest in a string of senior comings and goings sparked by CEO Ronny Gottschlich’s recent departure
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NewsKolak Food Snacks and Europe Snacks announce merger
The two suppliers have combined their product portfolios with the aim of creating a category leader
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NewsCommons report slams pre-pack Bernard Matthews deal
Work and Pensions Committee report claims deal “carefully crafted” to dump pension liability
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NewsCity Snapshot: BRC warns on impact of Brexit import tariffs
The chairman of the British Retail Consortium has written to the government stressing the organisations concerns over post-Brexit import tariffs …
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NewsMedia Bites 10 Oct: Online grocery, Bernard Matthews, SABMiller/AB InBev
The soaring popularity of grocery delivery has left a £500m black hole in the profits of Britain’s biggest supermarkets which will worsen as more shoppers use the service.