All Bakery articles – Page 45
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NewsTesco rolls out Aasani brand
Tesco has introduced a new Asian food and drink brand that is not just undercutting the price of leading ethnic brands - but also ranges in its own-label offer.
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NewsBakers descend on Downing Street as retailers warn of pasty tax chaos
Retailer leaders have warned HM Revenue & Customs implementation of the Government’s controversial pasty tax will lead to chaos in stores and potentially land them with huge additional overheads.
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NewsRyvita launches lunch packs
Ryvita is making its first move into the chiller with a new lunch pack range.
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NewsKrispy Kreme not expecting hot food tax
Krispy Kreme says it does not expect to be hit by the hot takeaway tax - because it doesn’t sell hot doughnuts at its 10 ‘HotLight’ stores.
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NewsBurgen uses super-seed chia in its new loaf
Fastest-growing top 10 bread brand Burgen is launching a loaf…
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NewsHarris first pie shop is in Fantasy Island
Woodhead Bakery, the company owned by former Haldanes and Ugo CEO Arthur Harris, has opened its first pie shop
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NewsWarburtons takes a square view of naan
Warburtons is looking to attract new shoppers to the naan market with two square breads.
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NewsHovis launches premium British Farmers loaf
Premier is looking to a patriotic new Hovis loaf to help turn around its bread division.
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Ryvita rolls out Rustic Bakes
Ryvita is looking to extend beyond the lunchtime market with its new Fine Rustic Bakes
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Warburtons unveils the easy-to-fill pitta
Warburtons is increasing its range of sandwich alternatives with a new pitta bread product.
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NewsJackson's launches its Yorkshire bread in UK
Aunt Bessie’s owner William Jackson Food Group is finally rolling out its UK-produced bread - to the UK.
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Finsbury profits up 19% as it ramps up Heston hot crossed bun production
Finsbury Foods has reported a significant uptick in profits as the bakery ramps up production of Heston Blumenthal’s new hot cross buns in time for Easter.
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Comment & Opinion
Budget's biggest anomaly is the continuing 20% VAT rate
It’s not just restaurants that have been badly hit by the downturn. Even takeaways struggle to compete…
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NewsPremier's Clarke looking forward despite £259.1m loss
Premier Foods boss Michael Clarke hopes to “draw a line under” its 2011 performance after recording a £259.1m pre-tax loss
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Greggs cautious over cooling sales trend
The number of Greggs bakeries keeps on growing but the company’s share price is charting a choppier path.
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NewsKepak points Feasters at family market and keeps Rustlers for lads
Microwavable snack brand Feasters is to be repositioned as a “family focused” range to set it apart from rival Rustlers.
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Analysis & FeaturesBakery prices finally rise after flat 2011
The past 12 months have been a tale of two halves for the bakery category - or three quarters, more like.
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Kingsmill squeezed despite outpacing rivals
Kingsmill margins have taken a knock even though the bread brand grew faster than rivals Warburtons and Hovis last year.
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NewsGLA to turn up heat on the processing sector
The Gangmasters Licensing Authority has announced plans to ramp up its focus on food processing in the same week the government gave a show of support for the body’s future.
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NewsWhitworths sugar for baking offers an end to spillage and waste
Sugar distributor Napier Brown is rolling out a retail sugar brand designed to take the hassle out of home baking.