Brexit – Page 87
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Comment & OpinionHow the Leave vote will boost the UK food industry
Success has been built on risk and seizing opportunities as they arise
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NewsPurity presses ahead with £4m investment despite Brexit shock
The investment is intended to “propel the business forward”
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NewsUncertainty over EU food workers' future has 'cast shadow'
The FDF has also called on the government to “act urgently” to bring to an end verbal and physical attacks on workers
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NewsBrexit: 'Shocked' food bosses warn of inevitable price rises
The leaders of the FDF and the BRC, among others such as the CBI, have called for urgent government intervention
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NewsFood manufacturers call for delay on sugar levy post-Brexit
Ian Wright, director general of the Food and Drink Federation, said regulatory stability and predictability was essential
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NewsBrexit: loss of launchpad role puts UK food deals at risk
Global players may no longer view a UK that is outside the single European market as the ideal beachhead for an expansion
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Comment & OpinionWe must show leadership through these troubled times
FDF director general Ian Wright sets out the post-Brexit agenda for food and drink
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Comment & OpinionIs food price inflation good news for the supermarkets?
As supermarkets struggle with deflation, has Brexit-inspired food price inflation given them a get out of jail card?
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NewsCity snapshot: Consumer confidence down pre-Brexit
GfK’s consumer confidence index remained in negative territory last month as the public worried about the UK’s economic prospects even before the vote to leave the EU
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Comment & OpinionWill Brexit change what Brits eat and drink?
It’s early days, but market experts are starting to look at which sectors are most likely to feel the biggest impact
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NewsMedia Bites 29 June: My Local, Ocado, Brexit, Molson Coors, BHS
Troubled convenience chain My Local has closed almost 90 stores in the past few days and let more than 1,200 workers go as it faces administration, according to this morning’s papers.
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NewsCity snapshot: Greene King sales fizz but boss worries about Brexit impact
Revenues at Greene King have risen 58% to £2.1bn in a “transformational” year for the brewer and pub group in which it acquired the Spirit Pub Company
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NewsEU protected food names under threat after Brexit vote
Defra urged to act quickly to safeguard scheme
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NewsBrexit: no immediate impact on grocery sales, say Kantar and Nielsen
Precedent suggests there won’t be a significant impact, experts say
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NewsMedia Bites 28 June: Brexit, BHS, GCA, Nestle, Pepsi
Brexit continues to be the main focus for the papers as the pound fell to a new 31-year low against the dollar yesterday.
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Comment & OpinionFood & drink must stand shoulder to shoulder with its EU workers now
Some companies were reluctant to speak out pre-referendum, but they must be outspoken about the contribution of their EU workforce now
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NewsBrexit is a "disaster" for food & drink, claims FDF's Ian Wright
The FDF stopped short of a fully fledged campaign against Brexit
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NewsSupermarkets still tightlipped after Brexit result
Supermarkets keeping schtumm or taking stock of shock Brexit result
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NewsRachael Maskell appointed shadow environment secretary
York MP replaces Kerry McCarthy who stepped down over Jeremy Corbyn’s “lacklustre” referendum campaign
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NewsCity snapshot: Chancellor calms markets in wake of Brexit
Chancellor George Osborne has warned that it is “inevitable” that the UK economy will have to adjust in the wake of Brexit but said there will be no immediate emergency Budget.