Dairy Crest cuts milk price
Dairy Crest has cut its milk price for its farmers by 1.4 pence per litre (ppl) to 21.69ppl, effective September 1.
Archives for July 29, 2015
Calais crisis could sink Scottish seafood firms
Scottish seafood businesses could be forced into bankruptcy due to the traffic chaos at Channel ports, as a top UK business group warns of the mounting financial impact of delays to exports.
Young’s reshapes board to fight ‘challenging market’
Young’s Seafood has made changes to its leadership and governance structures in a bid to respond to the long and short-term challenges it faces.
Delay Nestlé pension changes, urge unions
Nestlé should put its controversial pension changes on hold in order to safeguard up to 7,600 workers losing thousands of pounds in retirement income, both Unite and the GMB unions have warned.
Better veterinary medicines regulations needed
Improved veterinary medicine regulations are needed urgently to help the EU safeguard food supplies and protect human health, according to a recent conference.
Morrisons boss ‘takes charge of recovery’
Morrisons boss David Potts has firmly taken charge of the business, introducing key changes to put the retailer firmly back on the road to recovery, according to City analyst Shore Capital.
End Calais chaos to protect Scottish seafood exports
The UK government and French authorities must do more to resolve the transport chaos around Calais, says the Scottish government after holding a crisis meeting yesterday to probe the impact on Scotland’s seafood exports.
Clifton Quality Meats adds new premises
Wholesale catering butcher Clifton Quality Meats is eyeing expansion after investing in new premises.