UK Consumers Spent More On Food And In Pubs During World Cup In July
Consumers spent more on food, pubs and clothing as England’s World Cup run and hot weather lifted spending; big outlays remained subdued.
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Tesco NI expands locally sourced bakery range with 22 new summer lines
Tesco Northern Ireland has added 22 locally made bakery products to shelves this summer, expanding its range with new breads, cakes, traybakes and sweet treats from suppliers…
Lidl Ireland Launches Free Food Education For Children
Lidl has launched a free education programme to help younger children build positive relationships with fruit and vegetables.
FDA lays out plan to close ingredients ‘loophole’ targeted by RFK Jr
Food industry groups say the agency is limited in its authority to require more transparency under the controversial GRAS framework, pushing for Congress to approve a national…
How a Piggly Wiggly franchisee is keeping meat prices low
Piggly Wiggly Food For Less said it is now providing incentives to manufacturers who are “willing to invest in lower prices.”
Nestlé, Danone under scrutiny in Austria over infant-formula recall
Nestlé and Danone are facing investigations by Austrian prosecutors over the infant-formula recall tied to cereulide contamination. The post Nestlé, Danone under scrutiny in…
LA Foods and Co-op Wholesale open flagship London Nisa store
LA Foods opened a new flagship London Nisa store on Holloway Road, Islington, on 8 August, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The opening marked a key milestone for LA Foods and…
7Up ups the lime in recipe overhaul
The change, meant to differentiate 7Up from rival Sprite, marks the biggest innovation for the Keurig Dr Pepper-owned brand in more than 15 years.
Pilgrim’s workers vote for further strike action at UK meat plant
Further strike action over pay at Pilgrim’s meat plant in the UK town of Enniskillen is planned for next week. The post Pilgrim’s workers vote for further strike action at UK meat…
Inghams Group partners with ProTen in poultry investment project
Australia’s Inghams Group is investing around A$50m (US$35.2m) in poultry farms in partnership with local peer ProTen. The post Inghams Group partners with ProTen in poultry…
Aryzta To Review Options For Germany As H1 Growth Slows
Bakery firm Aryzta has announced that it is reviewing its options for Germany as the division weighed on its overall H1 performance.
Strengthening chain of custody throughout the dairy supply chain
Dairy processors devote significant resources to food safety and quality within their facilities. Yet once a shipment leaves the loading dock, responsibility often passes through…