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NewsWyke Farms back in the black with £2.8m profit
The Somerset-based dairy company bounced back from pre-tax losses of more than £1.1m last year
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NewsNew Zealand lamb importer warns of Brexit impact
One of the UK’s biggest importers of New Zealand lamb has warned it faces lower profit margins amid a tightening of supply after this year’s vote to leave the EU.
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NewsButcher’s Pet Care sales fall for first time since 2005
Sales at pet food maker Butcher’s Pet Care have declined for the first time in ten years but profits continue to soar.
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NewsDale Farm back in profit despite sales fall
Belfast-based dairy firm Dale Farm moved back into annual pre-tax profit last year despite a 5.1% fall in annual sales.
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NewsProfits plunge at Tesco data arm Dunnhumby
Operating profits dropped by more than 80% at Tesco data arm Dunnhumby in the year that the supermarket failed to strike a deal to sell-off the business.
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NewsFirst Milk back in the black after focusing on its core strengths
CEO Mike Gallacher said the “scale of our transformation has been delivered by focusing on the big things”
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News2 Sisters prepares for tough 2017 as inflation takes hold
CEO Ranjit Singh warns of post-Brexit uncertainty as group reports strong set of Q1 figures
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NewsCity snapshot: PZ Cussons remains confident despite Nigerian currency woes
PZ Cussons says its first half is in line with expectations despite a 40% currency devaluation in its key Nigerian market
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NewsOwn-label pizza supplier Stateside reports year of growth
Own-label pizza specialist Stateside Foods has grown full-year sales and profits as cost controls and easing commodity prices boosted its performance.
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NewsTasties of Chester owner PK Food Concepts invests in growth
Losses have widened at foodservice supplier PK Food Concepts despite a healthy jump in revenues as investment in future growth and start-up costs in new operations dragged on the bottom line.
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NewsDCS Group hits 'personal target' of £200m in sales
DCS set the £200m target eight years ago when it reached the £100m mark
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NewsBrexit cost hikes loom for Bart as its losses widen to £551k
Losses have widened at herb and spices brand Bart Ingredients despite another year of double-digit sales growth
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NewsCostco invests in major improvements for online
The wholesaler said it was investing in the merchandising, functionality and distribution of its online business
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NewsCity snapshot: Ocado sales growth slows in fourth quarter
Ocado has announced a 13.1% rise in gross retail sales in the fourth quarter, which represents a slowdown on its annual growth of 13.6%
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NewsSeabrook Crisps hit by heavy promotions but profits rise again
Aggressive promotions have taken a bite out of revenues at Seabrook Crips but failed to dent rising profits at the LDC-backed business.
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NewsFortnum & Mason thanks Aldi for Christmas hamper sales boost
The upmarket retailer also announced record-breaking sales and profits for the third year running…
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NewsNew stores drive full year sales growth at McColl's
Convenience store and newsagent chain McColl’s Retail Group (MCLS) has announced a 1.7% rise in fourth quarter sales driven by new stores and food and wine conversions
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NewsCrawshaw confident turnaround strategy is working
The value meat retailer reported “good progress” in restoring sales momentum since the trading update in September.
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NewsCranswick calls for clarity from government on EU workers
It comes as the group posted strong half-year results, with revenues up 16% to £581m on the back of double-digit volume growth.
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NewsCity News: Finsbury Food shares hit by Brexit woes
Investor enthusiasm for Finsbury Food Group cooled significantly this week.