All articles by Ed Devlin – Page 220
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NewsBakeaway sale saves the jobs of 60 staff
A Midlands-based baking products manufacturer which supplied the supermarkets and the food service industry has been sold out of administration, saving the jobs of all 60 staff.
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NewsCity Snapshot: Carr's posts record first-half performance
Listed agriculture and milling group Carr’s has increased pre-tax profits despite its revenues dipping in a record first-half performance. Plus Halfords loses another leading executive.
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NewsMedia Bites 13 April: Deflation, Co-op, Asda
Britain could be heading for deflation for first time in half a century; Co-op top brass set for bumper bonus; and Asda begin the search for a new chief eoperating officer.
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NewsThomas J Fudge's mulls sale as brand overhaul continues
Thomas J Fudge’s Remarkable Bakery is working with corporate adviser Grant Thornton on a potential sale of the business.
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Analysis & FeaturesRussian ban pushes down produce prices
The loss of the Russian market has led to stockpiling of many fruits and vegetables, and pushed down prices
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NewsMajestic Wine adds online potential with £70m Naked Wines takeover
Majestic Wine has swooped for rival Naked Wines in a £70m deal which will rapidly accelerated the listed retailer’s online plans and gives the listed group a new CEO.
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NewsCity Snapshot: Majestic Wines appoints CEO as it acquires Naked Wines
Majestic Wines appoints new CEO as it pays £70m to takeover Naked Wines. Plus Carrefour reveals strong quarter one figures and Waitrose has “best-ever” Easter for non-food.
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NewsMedia Bites 10 March: Poundland, Co-op, Boots
Three retailers dominate the business pages this morning as Poundland is frustrated by the monopoly watchdog, Co-op’s rescue plan gains traction and Walgreens Boots Alliance reports first half results.
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NewsCranswick finishes year with ‘strong’ quarter
Listed meat supplier Cranswick has finished the year with a “strong” quarter as underlying sales rose by 1%.
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NewsCamden Town Brewery sells 20% stake to private family for £10m
Camden Town Brewery has agreed to sell 20% of the business to a Belgian manufacturing family for £10m.
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NewsCaterway shuts its doors following collapse in trading
Wholesaler Caterway has ceased trading after attempts to secure the external investment it needed to survive failed.
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NewsCity Snapshot: 2015 economic outlook is "encouraging", says CBI
Economic growth held steady in the UK during the first quarter and is expected to gather momentum over the next three months
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NewsMedia Bites 7 April: Kellogg's, display ban, EU milk quotas, Cadbury
Kellogg’s has complaints that a campaign to tackle tax avoidance will hurt profits, dairy farmers get ready for the end of EU milk quotas, and Cadbury hit with Indian tax claim.
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NewsYoung’s Seafood boss insists it's business as usual despite sale rumours
In an exclusive interview with The Grocer, Young’s Seafood boss Pete Ward has insisted it’s business as usual at despite sale rumours and tough market conditions for frozen foods.
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NewsTate and Lyle reassures the market ahead of full year results
Sucralose producer Tate & Lyle has seen its stock rise 2.3% so far today to 622p on the back of a pre-close trading update for the fourth quarter.
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NewsM&S shares soar as food sales grow and clothing turns a corner
Shares in Marks & Spencer have shot up to a new seven-year high as the group revealed it performed ahead of the grocery market in the fourth quarter and reversed 14 straight quarters of declining fashion sales.
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NewsCity Snapshot: M&S fashion sales beat expectations as group makes ‘strong’ progress
M&S has stopped the rot in the general merchandise division, which had declined for 14 consecutive quarters; Tate & Lyle updates investors ahead of final results; Booker chairman to step down; and Diageo makes South African acquisition. Plus all the latest share price movements.
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NewsReal Good Food profit warning sours share price as group mulls Napier Brown sale
Shares in Whitworths owner Real Good Food have fallen off a cliff this morning after the listed group issued a profit warning
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NewsDomaine Chanzy postpones IPO as it misses crowdfunding target
Burgundy wine producer Domaine Chanzy has pulled its plans to launch the first ever crowdfunded float on the London Stock Exchange after failing to hit its fundraising target.
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NewsCity Snapshot: Heineken streamlines executive team in growth bid
Dutch brewer Heineken has announced significant changes to operating structure and its executive team in a bid to reenergise flagging sales. Plus the latest consumer confidence index from GfK and share price movements from the City.