Beer-infused beef hits Northern Ireland
Northern Irish artisan meat processing business Hillstown Farm has developed its own Wagyu-style beef.
Archives for February 1, 2016
Dragons’ Den: Brownie entrepreneurs win investment
‘Deliciously bad’ brownie makers plan to open a high-end shop after winning £60,000 of investment on hit TV show Dragons’ Den last night (January 31).
Tesco comes clean on milk supply switch
Tesco has confirmed plans to switch part of its milk supply from Arla to Müller, after days of speculation, despite threats of direct action by militant farmers.
Business Leaders' Forum
Greencore considered Brexit, but not planning for it
Greencore has considered business terms outside the EU, but has no plans in place should Britain vote to leave in a referendum.
Business leaders' forum
What keeps Wyke Farms boss awake at night?
What keeps Wyke Farms md Richard Clothier awake at night? “Everything”, he tells us in this disarmingly frank video interview. But his particular concerns focus on the availability of labour and the UK’s potential exit from the EU.
Morrisons uses food manufacturing to cut prices
Morrisons is to harness the power of its food manufacturing capability to cut prices even further, as it battles the limited range discounters Aldi and Lidl and the other big supermarkets, its boss David Potts has revealed.
Real Good Food issues profit warning
Real Good Food has issued a profit warning after it claimed a company restructure has had a short-term negative impact on margins.
Salmonella and allergy fears force product recalls
Salmonella fears, breaking beer bottles and allergen worries were some of the reasons food and drink manufacturers were forced to recall products last week, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA).