Brewers fear duty rise will damage a dynamic sector
The government’s alcohol taxation review could spell bad news for the brewing industry, with a further rise in alcohol duty on the cards.
Archives for September 6, 2010
Union slams Twinings move to make UK workers train Polish replacements
The Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (USDAW) has slammed a decision by Twinings to encourage staff at its North Shields site to train the Polish workers who will make them redundant.
Pepsi RAW: Where did it all go wrong?
Branding experts have blamed a combination of poor timing, poor marketing and a confused proposition for the failure of ‘natural born cola’ Pepsi RAW.
Multi-million pound investment at Nature's Way Foods
Nature’s Way Foods (NWF) is investing millions of pounds in upgrading kit at three plants in Selsey and Runcton and building a fourth factory at a third site.
Fruitapeel creates jobs in Wales
Growing demand for fruit juice has helped Fruitapeel turn around the fortunes of a former SunJuice facility in South Wales, restoring 47 of the 100 jobs lost when the site originally closed in January 2009.