All Drink articles – Page 17
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Nichols reports strong H1
Nichols, the soft drinks firm, has reported a strong first half, led by its UK business outperforming against a difficult trading backdrop
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William Grant & Sons bids to buy Drambuie
William Grant & Sons, the family business that owns Glenfiddich and Grant’s is looking at a £100m takeover of liqueur company Drambuie, Sky News reports
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Greene King and AB InBev sign Goose Island supply deal
Greene King, the brewer and pub operator and drinks distributor AB InBev UK, have formed a partnership to distribute and sell US craft beer Goose Island in the UK from October
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SABMiller scales up sustainable development programmes
SABMiller has announced it is scaling up its sustainable development programmes with a set of new targets to be achieved by 2020
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Nichols to pay £8m in damages
Nichols, the Vimto producer, has received a high court ruling which will require it to pay c£8m of damages to a former bottling partner in Pakistan
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AG Barr moves drinks packaging to Milton Keynes
AG Barr the soft drink group is relocating its packaging plant facilities from Tredegar, Wales, to Milton Keynes following a £4m investment in its facilities
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Rivalries could damage sector
Sales of craft beers are booming but there were warnings at yesterday’s ALMR spring conference that the rivalry between craft and traditional brewery could damage the industry
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Drinkaware calls on all glasses in pubs to have unit lines
Drinkaware has called on all glasses in pubs to have unit lines marked on them so drinkers can better understand how many units of alcohol they are consuming
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Heineken plans £58m cider investment
Heineken is planning to invest £58m in its Bulmers cider operations in Hereford, in order to increase production capacity and to modernise facilities
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NewsHeineken UK makes changes to finance team
Heineken UK is relocating some of its “transactional” services to Poland and will axe 55 jobs at the beginning of next month, as part of a series of changes to its finance team
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Meantime to extend ‘tank beer’ outside London
Meantime Brewing Company is to launching its “Brewery Fresh” beer (or “tank beer”) outside London for the first time
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Meantime launches ‘Hops in a Box’ scheme
Meantime Brewing Company is giving away over 12,000 hop growing kits to Londoners in a bid to raise awareness about the ingredients that go in to making beer.
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Analysis & Insight
Students shying away from drunken pub crawls
Drunken pub crawls and regular lairy nights out on the town are a thing of the past for today’s students, according to latest Student Lifestyle Survey 2014 by Sodexo
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Dark Star to move to bigger site
Sussex-based brewer and pub operator, Dark Star is in the process of agreeing a deal on a new site in order to build a larger brewery to match increasing demand
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Drinks firms urge Osborne to act in beer duty
Drinks brands have issued a final call urging Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne MP to scrap the beer and alcohol duty escalators ahead of his Budget announcement tomorrow
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Fyne Ales announces £2m investment
Fyne Ales, the Scottish craft brewer based in Argyllshire, has announced a £2m investment at its site to double turnover by 2015
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UK cider industry is “best in the world”
The UK’s cider industry is the most vibrant, diverse and successful in the world – that was the message delivered to MPs and government officials at apacked Westminster reception earlier this week
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C&C Group reports tough cider market
Drinks company C&C Group has reported that trading for its UK cider business remains “challenging”, with volumes down 13.5% in the nine months to November 2013
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Kite Brewery secures Molson Coors deal
The award-winning Kite Brewery has secured a distribution agreement with Molson Coors for its Cwrw Gorslas and Welsh Pale Ale throughout South and West Wales
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Jim Beam producer sold for $16bn
Beam Inc, the producer of the Jim Beam drinks brand, is to be bought by Japanese drinks manufacturer Suntory for c$16bn (£9.7bn)