Life ban for flouting food hygiene regulations
A food factory owner has been banned from running another food business for life, after her site was found to be infested with mice and flies.
Archives for August 23, 2016
UK Twinkie supplier moves to larger site
American confectionery wholesaler Innovative Bites is to move to a new purpose-built premises in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, to bring together the US and UK sides of its business.
Arla Foods launches breakfast campaign as part of £100M investment
Arla Foods UK has launched a major new breakfast campaign as part of its £100M commitment to support healthier eating among consumers.
Bank holiday weather to play key role in sales
Food and drink manufacturers were advised to check historical weather records before producing goods to be sold over the bank holiday weekend.
Tap into sub-trends and ‘foodie fads’ in your product development
Analysing, reporting and acting on food trends have become big business in the past few years.
Icelandic Seachill to make 86 redundancies after M&S contract loss
Icelandic Seachill, the seafood supplier, has revealed it is to make 86 redundancies and close its deli site in Grimsby in the wake of losing a large contract with Marks & Spencer (M&S).
M&S unveils new Christmas range
Marks & Spencer (M&S) has unveiled its new Christmas food range, describing it as the “must-have” collection.
2 Sisters £45M investment to secure jobs
A £45M investment at 2 Sisters Food Group’s Scunthorpe factory will secure the site’s 1,600 jobs.
Hain Daniels increases its contract hire fleet
The Hain Daniels Group has boosted its chilled distribution fleet by adding 10 trucks and seven trailers from Ryder, increasing its contract hire fleet to 22 trucks and 10 trailers.
Frozen food boss leaves organisation on a positive note
Brian Young, chief executive of the British Frozen Food Federation (BFFF) said the organisation is now “modern and forward-thinking”, as he looked back on his 10 years in charge.