Archive of all supplier articles – Page 8
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NewsFour men arrested in illegal meat factory bust in Dudley
The bust was made at an address in Dudley, near Wolverhampton, by the National Food Crime Unit, who worked with West Midlands Police, HMRC and representatives from the Home Office
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NewsMorrisons rebrands ‘famous’ Cob to raise funds for Marie Curie
Morrisons aims to raise £15m by 2027 through its Paint It Yellow campaign with Marie Curie
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NewsOcado trading director departs business
He will be replaced by Ayaz Alam, who is joining Ocado having spent two decades at Asda
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NewsStarbucks expands ready-to-drink range with matcha lattes and Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino
The additions include Matcha Latte, Strawberry Matcha Latte and Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino
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NewsRelief for lobster exporters after weeks of confusion and cancelled orders
The Shellfish Association of Great Britain has confirmed that lobsters caught by non-French boats were not subject to French size requirements despite suggestions to the contrary from officials last month
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NewsLuxurious Personal Care names Pricecheck as new distribution partner
Pricecheck now manages LPC’s UK and Ireland distribution across wholesale, regional accounts and independent retail
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NewsABP takes minority stake in Waitrose beef supplier Dovecote
ABP, the UK and Ireland’s largest beef processor, has taken a minority share in Waitrose’s exclusive beef, veal and venison supplier Dovecote Park
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NewsMorrisons launches discounted British Meat Pack
Available until 2 August, the limited-time bundle includes four pork loin steaks, eight pork sausages, six beef burgers and four sandwich steaks
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NewsJuicy Marbles launches Butcher-Minced Bangers in Ocado
The plant-based sausages (rsp: £4.09/270g) have a unique “butcher-minced” texture, along with “real fat cubes” that melt as you fry
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NewsRio Mare launches largest-ever UK marketing campaign
The initiative is running across TV and digital ads and outdoor advertising, with Rio Mare featuring across London’s Underground network and city buses
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NewsLactalis reprises ad for £1.2m Seriously Spreadable campaign
The dairy business is reprising its popular ‘Habits’ advert, which last aired in 2025
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NewsMackie’s of Scotland scoops up £1m Chinese export deal
The agreement will see the Scottish ice cream producer stocked in a range of Chinese retailers and Mackie’s scooping parlours opened
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NewsUnilever shares soar as World Cup sponsorship scores big in Q2
Unilever shares rallied this week as first-half results blew analyst expectations out the water and proved CEO Fernando Fernandez’s recovery plan was starting to pay off
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NewsTesco revamps Finest Steakhouse range farmer contracts
The retailer said around 200 farmers would benefit from new three-year contracts, along with financial incentives for meeting a new set of standards, with a further 600 moved onto a ‘simplified’ Aberdeen Angus contract
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NewsBritish brand Protein Balance aiming to take meat snacking by storm
All Steak and The Temples of War Gods have partnered in a new joint venture dubbed ‘Protein Balance’, which will be based out of All Steak’s manufacturing facility in Forres, Scotland
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NewsUrban Eat launches high-protein Chicken Satay Skewer range
The range features three products: Chicken Satay Skewer Snack Bag, Chicken Satay Skewers with a Sweet Chilli Dip, and a large-pack variant
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NewsUS plant-based brand Tofurky launches into Ocado
The move marks the American business’s first major UK grocery listing since 2020, when it launched into Whole Foods Market UK
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NewsUnilever records decade-high volume growth
Underlying sales growth came in at 4.8%for the first half of 2026 as its focus on power brands and promotional activity around the World Cup lowered prices and helped push volumes 4.2% higher
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NewsWelsh farmers under pressure from prolonged dry weather and drought
With the devolved nation on track for its driest July in nearly 190 years, operations on farms across the agricultural spectrum have been hit, echoing what has been seen throughout the rest of the UK