All MCA Insight articles in January 2015 – Page 8
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NewsWagamama secures new head office
Wagamama, the Duke Street Capital-backed chain, is to move to a new headquarters in London, after securing a space in Soho’s Wardour Street
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Corbin & King returns to profit for FY14
Corbin & King, the group behind the Wolseley and the Delaunay, has reported adjusted EBITDA up £308% for the year to 30 March 2014.
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OpinionWhen it all comes together
Describe the UK operating sweet spot at the moment, and all-day, fast casual and healthy would undoubtedly be at the forefront. As the market narrows to focus on this segment, one concept is in the perfect position to take advantage and build on growing momentum to finally go national and even international
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 10-11 January
A round-up of the relevant national and selected local press from the weekend
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News
Jack: Cineworld FY to be in line
Leading analyst Douglas Jack expects full year trading at Cineworld to be broadly in line
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NewsPunch offers 21 new pub leases
Fleurets is marketing 21 new letting opportunities for Punch Taverns, the majority on nil premium.
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Korev lager to be official beer of Surfing GB
Korev Cornish Lager will be the official beer of Surfing GB, the national governing body for surfing in Great Britain.
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More companies join BBPA waste packaging scheme
Nine new members have signed up to BBPA’s waste packaging compliance scheme.
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Carlsberg consider options for Special Brew and Skol Super
Carlsberg is to review the futures of Special Brew and Skol Super in the face of an industry crackdown on super-strength lager.
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Beach Blanket Babylon team to launch in Kensington
Bar and restaurant entrepreneur Robert Newmark is launching a grill house and cocktail bar in London’s north Kensington called West Thirty Six at the end of January
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Bierkeller secures Cardiff site
Bierkeller, the concept inspired by German beer festivals, is to open a new site in the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.
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Harris insists Racine brand will survive site closure
Henry Harris has closed his Knightsbridge restaurant Racine after 12 years but has insisted he is looking to take the brand to another site later this year.
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NewsEAT appoints new head of food & drink
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed group, has appointed Helen Higgins, formerly of Zizzi and McDonald’s, as its new head of food & drink
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Small Batch Coffee team to open beer and shellfish pub
The duo behind Brighton-based Small Batch Coffee is to open a craft beer and shellfish pub.
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NewsGreggs lfls up 4.5% in 2014
High-street bakery chain Greggs has seen like for like sales growth of 4.5% - in its own shops – in 2014 and total sales up by 5.5% for the year ending 3 January 2015
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Analysis & Insight
Horizons: Street food and juice bars to thrive in 2015
Limited products takeaways such as street food, coffee shops, bakeries and juice bars are likely to increase their presence in the market in 2015, according to foodservice consultancy Horizons.
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Natural Kitchen to open at Blackfriars and Waterloo
Natural Kitchen, the London-based deli and cafe concept is opening two sites this year as part of plans to grow its estate to up to 10 sites over the next three years M&C Report has learnt
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ECC secures third UK site
Experimental Cocktail Club (ECC), the international bar group, has secured its third site in the UK, in London’s Shoreditch
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NewsGiggling Squid plans to strengthen management team
Giggling Squid is to strengthen its management team as its gears up for further growth, with the appointment of a finance director and operations director
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NewsCAU to make Midlands debut
CAU, the casual dining sister concept to Gaucho, has secured its first site in the Midlands