Ten food industry firms smashing export sales
A total of 19 food chain businesses appear in The Sunday Times’ latest International Track 200 rankings, including sports nutrition firms.
Archives for February 17, 2020
Unions call off strike action at Allied Bakeries NI
Members of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union (BFAWU) and Unite have called off strike action at Allied Bakeries’ Northern Ireland factory, after agreeing to engage in discussions with management over pay.
Barry Callebaut launches 3D printed chocolate service
Chocolate maker Barry Callebaut has launched a 3D printed chocolate service for restaurants, coffee chains and hotels.
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Rubber contamination sparks Nestlé recall
Nestlé has recalled seven batches of Ski Yogurt after small pieces of black rubber were discovered in some packs.
Food prices to rise with Brexit border friction
The UK will be at risk of higher food prices, reduced supply of short shelf-life goods and a lack of choice as a result of border friction with the EU, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
New £13m line opens at Coleford Lucozade factory
Lucozade Ribena Suntory has opened a new £13m energy and water-efficient line at its Coleford, Gloucestershire factory in a bid to meet demand and cut down on its impact on the environment.