All High Street articles – Page 68
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NewsFood-to-go brands launch code of practice to slash sugar levels
McDonald’s, Greggs, Costa, Caffè Nero and Starbucks have all signed up to the code
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NewsEat 17 plans new openings in Hammersmith and Leytonstone
Eat 17’s latest stoe opened in Bishop’s Stortford in November
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NewsCoffee shops are one of the UK's strongest performing sectors
Allegra’s Project Café 2018 report found that the £9.6bn UK coffee shop market increased its turnover by 7.3% this year
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NewsVeganism and partnerships to shake up food to go
Health and wellness would play a key role in product innovation in 2018
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NewsShine taken off record Christmas at Tesco by collapse of Palmer & Harvey
Tesco and Waitrose have both managed to drive underlying sales growth over Christmas, but Marks & Spencer lost out to Aldi and Lidl as like-for-like food numbers declined. However, the shine was taken off Tesco’s results by the impact of the Palmer & Harvey collapse.
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NewsSainsbury's raises profits forecasts after record Christmas
Sainsbury’s has lifted its profits expectations for the year after a record Christmas week, but the supermarket’s growth was held back by declining general merchandise sales as Argos struggled.
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NewsPETA petition calls on Greggs to offer a vegan sausage roll
Greggs’ vegan offering currently includes potato wedges, mince pies, and soya milk
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NewsAlpro expands Costa partnership with Coconut For Professionals
The agreement builds on the brand and Costa’s existing relationship
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Analysis & FeaturesCoffee industry reacts to 'latte levy' environment report
MPs calling for a 25p charge for consumers using disposable cups
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NewsCrawshaw shares sink as record Xmas week fails to halt decline
Shares have crashed almost 8% in Crawshaw this morning after the value meat retailer revealed a heavy decline in underlying sales in December, despite a record week leading up to Christmas.
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Comment & OpinionStudents get a brain booster from Domino’s
Domino’s has developed a way to beat the Brexit brain-drain, shoring up the skills of our students
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NewsCity snapshot: Next’s Christmas sales rise but in-store slump points to tough retail conditions
Next has posted better than expected trading in the run-up to Christmas, but a 6.1% drop in in-store sales points to a festive trading difficulties in non-food for traditional retailers. The FTSE opens the year on the back foot as fmcg giants fall back and the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsMCA conference to explore potential of food to go
Senior figures from Waitrose, Greggs and Itsu will reveal how to exploit the exponential growth of the food-to-go market
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NewsUK coffee shop market the fastest growing in Europe this year
Another 643 coffee shops opened in the UK this year to reach a total of 7,421 outlets
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NewsPret and Leon set to supply temporary homeless shelter at Euston
Network Rail announced on Monday that it would invite 200 homeless people for a Christmas dinner at Euston
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NewsCompass Group launches two new coffee brands
The foodservice giant is rolling out value-focused Peak St and premium blend Crackle and Hum
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NewsPoundland 'bound' to be sold in 2018
Discount chain Poundland is “bound to be put up for sale” in the new year as its South African owner Steinhoff battles to survive after being rocked by an accounting scandal, retail analysts suggested.
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NewsStarbucks and Costa sign up to Refill free tap water campaign
The Refill initiative includes a free app that maps out refill stations
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NewsUberEats and Leon link for 'fix up feast' hangover delivery
UberEats is giving away the first 200 orders for free when customers enter a promotional code…
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NewsSubway to begin home delivery trial in 2018
Greggs’ announced in October that it was partnering with UberEats for its first home delivery trial