All Jamie Oliver Restaurants articles – Page 7
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Yumpingo signs with ASK, Bill’s and Rosa’s Thai
Yumpingo, the food intelligence platform has announced a raft of new contracts, including Bill’s, ASK Italian, Rosa’s Thai Cafe, BIRD and Mac & Wild.
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Analysis & InsightBrand building in adversity
A number of high-profile restaurant brands are currently in the limelight for their economic woes. But how much of their difficulties can be traced back to the strength or otherwise of the brand, and what can be done to rescue it once it has been damaged? Ian Dunstall shares his thoughts
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NewsJamie Oliver brings in transformation partner
The Jamie Oliver Group has appointed KBS Albion, the creative transformation partner, to work on customer-led product and service innovation projects
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Restaurants to highlight food system issues
A thousand restaurants will this weekend serve dishes that highlight how they’re addressing the problems in the food system as the Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA) launches a global campaign to help diners use the power of their appetites wisely.
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Analysis & Insight
Managing the casual dining message
There have been no shortage of newspaper headlines about the eating-out sector in recent weeks but are they telling the whole story? Dominic Walsh discusses the situation at Gordon Ramsay Group, Jamie’s Italian, Prezzo and TRG and gives his view on how successfully each has managed the message.
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Analysis & Insight
Looking back to the future
How will the food and beverage sector change over five years’ time? It’s a question MCA’s Top of Mind survey has been putting to sector leaders for the past nine years. MCA’s Yemeng Hu looks at what the answers can tell us about the past, present and future.
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Hop Stuff has offer accepted on fourth taproom
Hop Stuff Brewery has secured a fourth taproom, the former Localist site on 38-42 St John St, Clerkenwell, as the company looks to expand following a successful crowdfunding campaign.
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Solanot to oversee Wingstop’s UK launch
Christian Solanot, formerly of Cote, Jamie’s Italian and Shake Shack, is to oversee the launch of US chicken concept Wingstop in the UK
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Analysis & InsightRebalancing the landlord/tenant relationship
As pressures mount on operators, their relationships with landlords are becoming increasingly important. But, are both sides speaking the same language? David Abramson, chief executive of leisure property consultant Cedar Dean, discusses.
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Analysts corner: Driven to drink
Analysts at Liberum have given their view of the current market and their top picks for the sector, highlighting the potential for premium wet-led venues.
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Williams steps down as Whyte & Brown CEO
Liz Williams, who oversaw Greene King’s Loch Fyne Restaurants for five years, has stepped down as chief executive of Whyte & Brown, the Soho-based chicken concept, less than a year after joining the business, MCA has learnt.
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Analysis & Insight
Outlet growth of 3% expected for top operators
The pace of expansion among the 150 leading eating out operators is expected to fall to 3% - down from 3.6% last year, MCA data has shown.
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Russell Hume goes into administration
Russell Hume, the meat wholesaler and former supplier of Wetherspoon and Jamie’s Italian, has gone into administration with KPMG appointed as administrators.
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NewsJamie Oliver’s restaurants saw 28% business rates hike
The Jamie Oliver Restaurant Group has seen business rates rise 28% across its estate in the last year, according to analysis by Colliers.
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Analysis & InsightTop of Mind poll shows resilience across sector
MCA’s Top of Mind survey – based on interviews with leading figures across the eating and drinking-out sector – has shown a further decline in confidence about the trading environment, with only 25% feeling positive.
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CCL: Continuing polarization in leisure investment market
Coffer Corporate Leisure said it is continuing to see further polarisation in the leisure investment market, particularly in the restaurant sector
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NewsJamie’s Italian creditors approve CVA
Jamie Oliver Restaurant Group has confirmed that creditors have overwhelmingly supported the group’s Company Voluntary Arrangement plan, which is likely to see at least 12 restaurants close.
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NewsJamie’s Italian creditors to vote on CVA today
Creditors of the Jamie Oliver Restaurant Group will vote today on proposals for a Company Voluntary Arrangement, which is likely to see at least 12 restaurants close across the estate.
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Analysis & InsightWhat backers want to hear
With high-profile cases of restructuring and site closures becoming more common across the eating-out sector, what does this mean for investment? Alex Dumphy, of law firm Addleshaw Goddard, examines what operators can do to ensure lenders remain on-side during turbulent times for the sector.
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Caring eyes Jamie’s Threadneedle site
Richard Caring, the serial sector investor, is believed to be one of the frontrunners to take the Jamie’s Italian site in the City.