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NewsAnnabel Karmel wins Tesco listing for Famous Finger Foods
The apple & chicken bites and pork, beef & apple bites are the first in a new heat-and-go line called Annabel’s Famous Finger Foods
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NewsPallet burning on Bonfire Night 'costs UK economy millions'
The average cost of a new pallet can be between £8 and £10
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NewsTesco lists Belton's Red Fox and White Fox Leicester cheeses
The brand, which launched during the summer, is now on sale in Tesco, Waitrose and Booths
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NewsIceland pledges to accept round pound coins until end of 2017
Iceland had previously said it would accept the coins until 31 October
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NewsBrewDog guns for Trump with 'Make Earth Great Again'
The new brew is made with water from melting Arctic ice caps…
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NewsRefurb by prominent independent Dean Holborn grows sales 13%
Holborn’s store in Nutfield, Surrey, underwent a three-week refurbishment before reopening on 23 September…
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NewsCity snapshot: BRC-Nielsen finds food price inflation remains at 2.2% as fresh prices rise
Food price inflation remained at 2.2% in October, according to the latest BRC-Nielsen shop price index, but fresh food inflation is increasing while ambient inflation eased last month. Plus, Glanbia reports third quarter figures, clothing retailers fall after Next update and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsMedia Bites 1 Nov: Shopping habits, Interest rates, Just Eat
Jumbo trollies are on their way out, Britain now prefers blueberries to strawberries and sales of vegetarian ready-meals are on the rise, according to a new report on food shopping habits.
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NewsEnvironment minister refuses to back coffee cup tax
Coffey was giving evidence today before the Environment Audit Committee hearing into the effects of packaging
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NewsKellogg boosts sales for first time two years
Cereal and snacking giant Kellogg has increased sales for the first time in more than two years as its cost-cutting strategy and expansion into healthier foods showed signs of beginning to work.
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NewsLidl launches Hortus gin liqueurs and Liberté spiced rum
The Rhubarb & Ginger and Scottish Raspberry liquers would take shoppers “beyond the standard gin and tonic”…
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NewsLincolnshire Co-op reports record sales of £312m
The retailer said more chilled food and food-to-go products plus its store refurbishment programme had boosted results
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NewsMutti and Conserve Italia reassure over labour practices
De Rubertis Rita, a grower in Puglia, southern Italy which supplied tomatoes to the Italian food giants, has been linked to alleged labour abuses
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NewsSupermarket meal deals 'have up to 30 teaspoons of sugar'
Action on Sugar survey accuses retailers of failing to promote healthy choices in their meal deal lineups
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NewsScottish food survey reveals unhealthy promotions belief
People in Scotland perceived one of the biggest barriers to eating healthily to be price…
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NewsImprovements to HKS Retail food to go boosts sales 17%
The forecourt operator’s turnover rose to £120.9m for the year ending 31 May 2017…
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NewsDhamecha Group opens ninth cash & carry in Birmingham
The depot is the Today’s Group member’s second site in the Midlands after it opened its Leicester branch in 2015…
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NewsCoca-Cola launches limited edition Father Christmas packs
Packs featuring Father Christmas drinking a bottle of Coke will roll out from mid-November…
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News'Raw' gin brand Kongsgaard makes UK retail debut
Billed as an alternative to London Dry-style gins, 44% abv Kongsgaard is flavoured with organic juniper
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NewsCity snapshot: Mondelez beats expectations with solid third quarter
Shares in Cadbury owner Mondelez jumped 4.3% in after hours trading after the global snack group reported a stronger than expected third quarter. Plus, UK consumer confidence shrinks in October, FTSE falls on interest rate rise expectation and all the rest of the latest news from the City.