All news articles – Page 1608
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NewsTesco expands plant-based range with Swedish brand Oumph
The brand has secured a listing for three of its frozen meat alternative in 400 Tesco stores
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NewsRetailers sign up to UN sustainable development initiative
The launch of Better Retail Better World follows the announcement of the first industry-led Retail Sector Council last week
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NewsEC to launch food quality and fraud research initiative
The Knowledge Centre for Food Fraud and Quality will co-ordinate market surveillance activities, operating an early warning system for food fraud
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NewsDeliveroo kicks off street food trials at Editions kitchens
Deliveroo said the ‘Pop-ups’ initiative would help startup food stalls expand and reach new customers
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NewsTesco website best for low-sugar fizzy drinks, finds study
Ahead of the introduction of a new tax on sugary drinks next month, low-sugar options made up less than half of the supermarkets’ fizzy drinks
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NewsAnnual sales jump 21% at forecourt specialist Applegreen
Petrol forecourt retailer Applegreen is toasting increases in profits, revenue and growth, in its end of year financial statement for 2017.
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NewsTesco reports surging sales of posher wine
The supermarket said volume sales of its Finest range were up on the back of shoppers “becoming more confident”
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NewsUK customers ready for lab-grown meat 'within a decade'
Research suggests two-fifths of UK consumers believe they will be eating lab-grown meat and fish by 2028
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NewsNew website aims to 'put Welsh food on the map'
DiscoverDelicious.Wales, launched this week, is selling produce from around 50 Welsh makers, with plans to expand..
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NewsGrimsey to present government with new high streets probe
Grimsey published his first high streets review in 2013
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NewsCity snapshot: Fever-Tree annual sales jump 66% but margins edge back
Drinks mixer supplier Fever Tree has announced yet another jump in sales, but a fall in its gross profit margin in its preliminary results. Plus, Greencore has announced a major restructure of its US operations and downgraded earnings expectations, Applegreen and CCR update the market and all the rest of this morning’s news from the City
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NewsMedia Bites 13 March: Just Eat, Gousto, Chinese takeaways
Deutsche Bank has downgraded takeaway delivery firm Just Eat over £50m investment plan to fend off food delivery rivals Uber and Deliveroo
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NewsHeck to alter sausage pack artwork following Times article
Brand insists it has not misled consumers after article misled shoppers by suggesting all animals in its supply chain grazed outside
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NewsSignature Flatbreads back in family control after Aryzta exit
UK-based flatbread supplier Signature Flatbreads is back under family control after a deal to buy out joint venture partner Swiss bakery giant Aryzta.
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NewsFruittella adds first hard candy with sugar-free Fruit Drops
The two variants, Citrus Mix and Red Berry Mix, are sweetened with isomalt, acesulfame K and sucralose
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NewsMeal-kit operator Gousto secures £28.5m in new funding
Hargreave Hale joins existing investors in the company, Angel CoFund, MMC Ventures and BGF Ventures
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NewsIceland wins landmark ratings battle over AHS refrigeration
The Supreme Court’s decision could lead to UK supermarkets and cold stores successfully appealing inflated rates bills..
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NewsViolence against shop workers on the increase
Injury to staff in all roles in retail doubled last year in violent attacks featuring knives and syringes
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NewsMüller makes first move into free-from with Lactose Free yoghurts
Müller Corner Lactose Free will go on sale in Asda from May in strawberry and red cherry flavours
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NewsCoffee cup debate: government shies away from 'latte levy'
Coffee cup debate: government shies away from ‘latte levy’