Seafood Scotland in food pairing sessions with gin producer
Seafood Scotland has been busy promoting the best of its country’s produce with two seafood and gin tasting sessions.
Archives for October 29, 2015
Hotel Chocolat fined after worker’s finger torn off
Luxury chocolate maker Hotel Chocolat has been fined £25,000 after a worker’s hand was dragged into a stirrer, ripping off his finger.
Protesting farmers target Dairy Crest and Arla
A dairy farmer splinter group has targeted depots owned by processors Dairy Crest and Arla Foods as low milk prices persist.
Diageo welcomes women business leaders report
Diageo has welcomed a report finding big businesses are on track to meet their target of 25% of women board members at Financial Times Stock Exchange 100(FTSE100) companies by the end of the year.
Top snacking trends revealed as UK leads innovation
Health and indulgence are key trends shaping the snack market as the UK leads the way in innovation, according to a food trend expert.
First Milk’s £25M pre-tax loss ‘not acceptable’
First Milk suffered pre-tax losses of £25M in the year to March 31 2015 as the farmer-owned co-operative struggled to cope with the dairy crisis.
Tea and coffee firm invests in plant
Drury Tea and Coffee in London’s Woolwich has increased its capacity three-fold after a £50,000 investment from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.
Food manufacturers ahead of waste reduction targets
Food manufacturers and retailers are ahead of the game when it comes to meeting waste reduction targets, a Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) report has found.