Mondelēz faces Europe price-fixing probe
The European Commission (EC) is investigating Cadbury owner Mondelēz over allegations of price-fixing.
Archives for January 29, 2021
Brewers welcome business rates offer, but want more
Three months of 100% business rates relief offered in the Scottish government’s budget has been welcomed by the pub and brewing industries, but calls have been made to extend support to all the UK.
Deadline approaches for CBD Novel Foods applications
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned the CBD industry the deadline is approaching for submitting Novel Foods applications for validation in order to continue to sell their products in England and Wales.
Banham Poultry boosts investment in Attleborough factory
Banham Poultry has begun a £500,000 overhaul of its odour abatement system at its Attleborough processing plant as part of a multi-million pound programme of improvements at the Norfolk-based production hub.
Britvic, Tate & Lyle and Diageo post financial updates
Out-of-home declines at Britvic offset sales growth in at-home products in its first quarter (Q1), Tate & Lyle's primary product sales rose in the three months to 31 December and Diageo reported dented interims.
Being a better apprentice: FMEA finalist interview
Trying new experiences and seizing new opportunities are key to a successful apprenticeship in the food and drink industry, according to Food Manufacture Excellence Awards finalist Gabrielle Freeman.
MPs press Eustice on Brexit meat and seafood delays
MPs have pressed food and farming minister George Eustice for details on Government aid for meat and seafood firms hit by Brexit-related border delays and launched an urgent inquiry into their impact.