All news articles – Page 5
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         News NewsNFU alarm as rising energy prices continue to hit farmersThe NFU said the cost of energy and standing charges on non-domestic electricity bills was adding ‘huge inflationary pressures in the supply chain’ 
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         News NewsTerry’s goes ‘beyond orange’ with more mint chocolate linesIt follows the success of Terry’s Mint Chocolate Ball 
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         News NewsHalf of households sold out-of-date food by supermarkets, finds surveyThe average adult in the UK bins groceries worth £17.90 a month – the equivalent of £214.27 every year, the poll found 
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         News NewsChancellor has headroom in budget for ‘sin taxes’ on food industry, accountants sayNo 11’s takings from so-called “sin taxes” has fallen dramatically by 35% over the past decade 
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         News NewsCheeky Panda eyes growth as it wins major Tesco listingsBamboo loo roll brand Cheeky Panda has set its sights on growth after winning major supermarket listings, including its entry on to Tesco shelves today 
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         News NewsCMA raises Greencore Bakkavor competition concernsGreencore and Bakkavor must address concerns from the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) in the own-label chilled sauces category to avoid an in-depth investigation of the £1.2bn merger of the two food groups 
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         News NewsSupermarket chiefs in new inflation warning to Rachel ReevesReeves has been warned yet again by supermarket chiefs of the danger of driving up food prices if she heaps more tax on large shops 
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         News NewsTen years on, meat cancer link scientists accuse government of ‘dereliction of duty’The experts claim more than 50,000 British people have suffered from bowel cancer because of the failure to act on warnings 
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         News NewsThree in four shoppers find functional drinks confusing, survey findsFunctional drinks growth is up 34% year on year, to £178m 
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         News NewsBeyond Meat reveals new ‘premium packaging design’ for UK and EuropeBeyond Meat has revealed a bold new packaging design, which it says underscores its ‘commitment to continuous innovation and to the planet’ 
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         News NewsTortilla chair to step down after four yearsTortilla has begun a search for an experienced independent chair 
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         News NewsWaitrose set to double British butternut squash harvest after ‘perfect’ summerWaitrose said this autumn marks the first time British butternut squash has been available on such a large scale 
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         News NewsGolden Acre brings in new finance director in growth bidHe will be tasked with transforming the business’s financial systems and preparing Golden Acre to handle the ‘increased complexity’ that comes with scale 
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         News NewsRoberts Bakery owes creditors almost £40m after collapseA new report lifting the lid on the administration of the historic bakery also revealed how much the Boparan Private Office and Warburtons paid for the business and its assets 
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         News NewsAldi launches ‘colleague shops’ in its warehouses to tackle food wasteThe shops in Aldi’s 11 UK regional distribution centres will allow staff to buy food that is still safe to eat but can no longer be sold in stores 
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         News NewsM&S’s Italian meal range relaunch delivers 25% uptick in volume salesValue sales are up by 35% year on year since 10 September, when the 49 new or upgraded Italian meals landed in stores 
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         News NewsCarlsberg Britvic-owned 1664 plots ‘fruity’ beer NPDFruit beers are enjoying a surge in popularity in the UK 
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         News NewsFDF launches nature guide to help suppliers tackle biodiversity lossThe handbook outlines how food and drink manufacturers can drive investment in nature restoration and regenerative farming 
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         News NewsTesco arms delivery drivers with body cameras to tackle crime waveTesco will roll out the equipment to more than 5,000 delivery drivers in 100 stores by the end of the year, saying it wants to make its staff feel safer at work 
 





