All Bakery articles – Page 49
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Warburtons muscles in on bagged snacks
Warburtons is set to shake up the bagged snacks sector with one of the most unexpected launches of recent years, The Grocer can exclusively reveal.
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NewsAcid Test: Warburtons Unsliced Tiger Loaf
Tiger bread not fresh from the bakery? I was dubious. However the look, smell and touch of the loaf seemed authentic and were positively enticing! It's unsliced, which some people may find...
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Channel hopping
Nothing can come between a Frenchman and his bread – not even a career in London. Joanne Grew meets David Belhassen, the man who brought the Paul brand to the UK
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Hovis comes over all patriotic in new TV advertising push
Hovis is hoping to whip up a bit of patriotic fervour in the wake of Cadbury's sale to the "Yanks", with a £5m TV campaign to support its conversion to 100%-British wheat.
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Free-from NPD is unveiled as Genius chases £20m sales
Free-from producer Genius is marking its first anniversary with NPD and the opening of a new factory to help meet a bold £20m end-of-year sales target.
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NewsWarburtons sets 2020 environmental targets
Warburtons has unveiled its first corporate responsibility framework, featuring a raft of ambitious environmental targets and changes to its supply chain, including a 20% cut in CO2 emissions by 2020.
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Booker slashes bread and milk prices to help retailers compete
Booker has cut the price of bread and milk as part of its ongoing Everyday Essentials strategy.The C&C giant first launched Everyday Essentials in 2007, pledging to lock down the price of key groceries for long fixed periods to help...
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Warburtons moves into unsliced with premium Tiger loaf
Warburtons is launching a pair of upmarket unsliced loaves to help c-stores and other outlets that don't have an in-store bakery. The market-leading baker is rolling out Tiger White and Tiger Brown loaves (rsp: £1.19 per 600g loaf) this...
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NewsHovis crowned in The Grocer’s Top Products 2009
Hovis stormed into pole position in The Grocer’s 2009 Top Products Survey chart, with the biggest growth in value of all the products across 76 key categories.
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The lad delivers: Hovis is the Top Product of 2009
Hovis stormed into pole position in The Grocer's 2009 Top Products Survey chart, with the biggest growth in value of all the products across 76 key categories. Sales of Hovis loaves soared £56.9m, up 14.6% on last year to £445.8m ...
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Dr Oetker revamps its baking lines
Dr Oetker is ditching the Supercook logo from its home-baking range as part of a design revamp of its 100-strong portfolio.
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Saturday Essay: 100% British wheat? How very old fashioned!
Gary Sharkey on why Hovis is set to launch its first loaf made only with wheat from British farms in the new year
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Warburtons secures enough wheat for new all-British loaf
Warburtons has secured enough quality British wheat in order to produce a new all-British loaf for the first time in its 133-year history.The Bolton-based baker said the new bread provisionally being referred to as Seed to Crumb would...
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Hovis wins race to make first all-British loaf
Hovis will trump Warburtons in the race to produce Britain's first all-British bread loaf, The Grocer can reveal.Although the heritage of both Warburtons and Hovis dates back more than 100 years, the UK's two leading bread brands have...
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Quality Test: Own-label plain bagels, 4-5 pack
At 89p, Morrisons' bagels were not only the cheapest, but also came up trumps on the taste front thanks to their great fresh aroma, soft texture and strong flavour.
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NewsHealthy bread suffers as price becomes key
Sales of healthier bread are crumbling as credit-crunched consumers switch to regular loaves.
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NewsSalt campaign fails to recognise reformulation say suppliers
The FSA has infuriated bread and cereal manufacturers with the aggressive tone of its latest salt-reduction campaign. Has it gone too far, asks Nick Hughes
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Focus On Cakes & Biscuits: Treats get tiny
Money may be tight, but at least the crunch of biscuits can be heard. People are still happily keeping a little bit of what they fancy on the shopping list when it comes to cakes and biscuits. And little is the operative word this year as pocket-sized products come on to the market.
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Focus On Cakes & Biscuits: Take-home snapshot - growth driven by price increases
The biscuit market has grown 8.3% in value in the latest year and now is worth more than £2.1bn. Growth has been driven by an increase in prices and to a lesser extent shoppers have purchased biscuits more often. Volume has grown at 0.7%.