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NewsCoca-Cola raises annual forecasts as Q3 growth outstrips expectations
Demand for the group’s soft drinks held up in the third quarter, with a 5% rise in volumes leading to a 7% increase in organic revenues to $13.4bn. That growth was well ahead of analyst expectations for the quarter
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NewsFarming schemes being underfunded by over £2bn, says Wildlife Trusts
In research released today, the Wildlife Trusts said England’s Environmental Land Management schemes faced a ‘funding gap’ of over £2bn
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Comment & OpinionBlack History Month shouldn’t live on a shelf wobbler
Retailers have become increasingly supportive of Black-owned brands during Black History Month. But if that support disappears when the displays come down, has anything really changed, asks The Black Farmer commercial director Alex Emmanuel-Jones.
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NewsMorrisons rolls out data-led range optimisation programme
The retailer has recently completed trials across three supermarkets and is currently rolling the plan out more widely across its estate
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NewsCoastal states agree total agreeable catch for mackerel
The group – comprising UK, EU, Norway, Iceland and Faroe Islands – agreed to set it in line with advice published by the International Council for the Exploration of the Seas
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NewsCo-op extends Circana deal to drive growth through data
The renewed agreement marks the next phase of Hive’s development, enabling Circana and Co-op to expand its capabilities through new data assets and measurement solutions
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NewsMeat bosses slam government bid to end the CO2 gassing of pigs
It comes after the government launched its consultation into phasing out the practice, today, in favour of ‘more humane methods’, including the use of argon gas and automated electrical stunning
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NewsFormer FreislandCampina boss launches energy shake dairy brand
The brand has made its retail debut with a three-strong range of energy shakes in Smooth Chocolate, Caramel Latte and Velvety Vanilla variants
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NewsLogistics giant Culina appoints new CEO from within
He will step up the CEO role on 1 February and will take over from Liam McElroy who is set to move to a non-executive director role
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Partner FeaturesHow retailers and suppliers can both win the battle for volume
Suppliers and retailers need to change the game – and by focusing on the customer boost volume for everyone at the table.
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WhitepapersTake control of food safety and compliance
Securing your safety and compliance approach means proactively solving problems befiore they happen.
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NewsBid launched to stop CO2 gassing of pigs before slaughter
Through a consultation, launched today and running until 21 December, the government’s proposals would see the pork industry move towards ‘more humane methods’ if successful
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NewsBiotiful Gut Health unveils revamped branding and packaging
Revealed on 22 October, the overhaul includes a new visual identity and updated packaging. The company said the redesign would improve shelf standout and make its products easier for shoppers to navigate
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NewsThe Tofoo Co set to double production capacity with new factory
Located at Malton Enterprise Park in North Yorkshire, the facility will also increase The Tofoo Co’s productive space by 3.5 times and help meet its ambition of producing over 10,000 tonnes of tofu by 2033
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NewsMüller and Myprotein launch high-protein yoghurt range
The range (rsp: £1.50/210g) comprises Vanilla, Strawberry and Blueberry flavours, with each delivering 20g of protein per pot
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NewsNestlé’s unexpected volume growth wins praise from analysts
The Swiss fmcg giant revealed this morning that real internal growth (RIG), its measure of volumes, had hit 2.8% in the quarter, against stock market expectations of just 1.8%
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NewsNumber of British fishing boats going to sea down by almost a fifth
The National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations said UK vessels had made 16% fewer trips up to the start of October than in the same period last year
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NewsDTC butcher Farmison announces relaunch date under new owners
According to the business, acquired by fellow upmarket butchers Parson’s Nose earlier this month from Vestry Holdings, the initiative could be worth as much as £96m
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NewsAllplants sold to France’s Fleury Michon
Managing director Kerry Atack will continue to lead the business under its new ownership, with Ella Mills remaining as a brand ambassador
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NewsPilgrim’s Europe appoints new commercial director
Robert Harmsworth is due to take up the post, joining the business from Aldi, where he spent more than 12 years in senior commercial, strategy and transformation leadership roles