Archive of all supplier articles – Page 161
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NewsMüller Wiseman Cornish depot set to close with 58 jobs at risk
Müller Wiseman Dairies looks set to close its distribution depot at Pensilva in Cornwall, with 58 jobs under threat.
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NewsAnti-fraud measures added to BRC global standard for suppliers
Suppliers looking to be certified by the BRC will face new requirements to prevent Horsegate-style fraud from next year…
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News'Worrying' number of food supply chain disruptions reported
Three-quarters of fmcg manufacturers feel they need a better system in place to manage suppliers post-Horsegate…
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NewsSainsbury's launches 'biggest-ever' own-label campaign
Sainsbury’s has ratcheted up its continued assault on brands to new levels…
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Comment & OpinionWorld Cup marketing must target shoppers as well as consumers
Major sporting events like the World Cup traditionally represent a business bonanza for UK retail…
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NewsSABMiller gives eight executives £3.8m worth of shares
SABMiller has handed eight executives shares worth £3.8m…
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Comment & OpinionThe chosen ones
Which are the ‘most chosen’ fmcg brands in the world? And what are the consumer trends that put them on the map?
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NewsWarburtons rated UK’s ‘most chosen’ fmcg brand
Warburtons has been named as the brand bought by the most consumers most frequently for the second year running in Kantar Worldpanel’s Brand Footprint survey.
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NewsEmperador Distillers buys Whyte & Mackay from USL
Philippines-based spirits business Emperador is looking to grow its global distribution after acquiring Scotch whisky brand Whyte & Mackay for £430m.
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NewsFinsbury Food Group names Peter Baker as chair
The former MD of Maple Leaf Bakery, Peter Baker, has been appointed as the new non-exec chairman of Finsbury Food Group.
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NewsCheese suppliers told that China export ban will be resolved soon
Defra has reassured cheese suppliers there is no blanket ban on cheese exports from the UK to China…
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NewsWolfblood CBBC show set for licensing deal bonanza
CBBC TV show Wolfblood will be getting its claws into further product categories through a string of licensing deals…
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NewsMondelez and Douwe Egberts agree coffee mega-merger
Mondelez International – owner of brands including Carte Noire and Kenco – is to merge its coffee business with Douwe Egberts owner DE Master Blenders 1753.
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NewsBernard Matthews to close Lincolnshire turkey plant
A significant reduction in Christmas turkey orders for 2014 is set to lead to the closure of Bernard Matthews’ Lincs Turkeys processing plant in Lincolnshire, with the loss of up to 80 jobs.
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NewsJohn Hyman appointed Adelie Foods group commercial director
Adelie Foods, the owner of sandwich brand Urban Eat, has named John Hyman as its new group commercial director…
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NewsWednesbury Tulip production facility to focus on US-style pork
Brits’ growing appetite for US-style pork has prompted Tulip to invest £2.3m in a dedicated production facility…
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NewsBradburys in Isle of Man Creamery deal
Bradburys has announced a long-term strategic partnership with Isle of Man Creamery…
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NewsHazelnut crop damage fears drive up prices
Hazelnut prices are on the rise because of concerns about crop damage…
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Comment & OpinionWhy does the UK waste so much food?
Yet again the media has sunk its teeth into the food industry, following the recent House of Lords report on food waste…
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NewsBooths buyer events result in more than 100 listings
Booths has listed over 100 new suppliers since launching a new approach to buying designed to attract smaller companies…