Supplier News – Page 3
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Current fruit and vegetable shortage likely to be short-lived
Supplies of low stock items, such as tomatoes and cucumbers, should pick up from early spring, but there are warnings of further issues down the line…
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Make mine a Babycham! Return of the drink that added sparkle to the 70s
The Showering brothers want a new generation to love the famous perry invented by their grandfather, The Guardian reports
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Fruit and vegetable shortages could be ‘tip of the iceberg’, farming union warns
A reliance on imports is said to have left the UK vulnerable to ‘shock weather events’, The Independent reports
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Veg shortages lead to soaring prices
Restaurants and pubs are not currently reporting widespread shortages, despite higher prices and supply chain disruption, according to UKHospitality
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Beer drinkers are mad for Madrí — but how Spanish is it?
The lager claims to embody the ‘soul of Madrid’, but it’s brewed in Tadcaster. How much of its success is down to slick marketing?
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Why global food supplies are at risk despite falling crop prices
Geopolitical uncertainty, volatile energy markets, and climate change all pose a threat, the Financial Times reports
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Diageo looking to develop alcohol-free whisky
The owner of whisky brand Johnnie Walker said it was researching alcohol-free alternatives to the spirit, as well as rum
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Gail’s runs out of eggs
The upmarket chain is the latest chain to be hit by fallout from avian flu, according to The Telegraph
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Times are grim for both the chicken and the egg
The avian flu outbreak is not the only thing to blame for the current egg shortage, The FT reports
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Egg shortage sees them dropped from some menus
JD Wetherspoon has been forced to take eggs off the menu on some of its breakfast dishes due to a national shortage, with retailers rationing supplies
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Heineken announces significant price hikes
The brewer has announced it will be increasing the price of its beer and cider by more than 15% after Christmas due to ‘unprecedented cost pressures’.
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Restaurants set to be hit by supplier strike action
Businesses including Wagamama, PizzaExpress and KFC are facing the possibility of “severe disruption” to their supply chain after GMB launched a strike vote at Best Food Logistics.
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Fuller’s sees ‘significant increase’ in energy bills
The pub company expects its total gas and electricity costs in the current year to be around £18m against a prior year figure of £8m
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Brewers face tenfold rise in CO₂ costs
Robinsons was warned the unexpected price hikes risk pricing the beer brewer out of the market
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Heineken buys remaining shares in Beavertown
As part of the agreement, founder Logan Plant will step down as CEO and take on a new advisory role, with Jochen Van Esch becoming managing director
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Vegan meat producer raises £62m investment
Swiss-based Planted is being backed by L Catterton, the private equity division of LVMH, known for Louis Vuitton, Moët, Hennessy and Dior.
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Food price rises result of a ‘broken’ system
The pandemic, war, and climate crisis compounded a global food system that was already causing widespread food insecurity, the Guardian reports
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UK’s last fertiliser plant to pause CO2 production
CF Industries has announced its Billingham plant will temporarily stop producing ammonia, risking a CO2 shortage for the food and drink industry
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Restaurant businesses form buying group
MeatLiquor and The Real Greek are among several operators that have formed an unofficial buying group in order to tackle to the rising price of ingredients such as chicken.
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Too late to fix? Firms face October cliff edge for energy bills
Many firms have been unable to secure new fixed-term offers on energy, The Sunday Times reports