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NewsHeineken launches new innovation partnerships programme
Heineken has launched a new global innovation programme to promote technology and services
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Chapel Down ends crowdfunding drive after raising £3.95m
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has closed its crowdfunding campaign after raising the maximum of £3.95m in about four weeks
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Aston Manor FY EBITDA exceeds £10m
Aston Manor Brewery, the Birmingham-based cider maker, saw EBITDA grow from £6.1m to £10.5m in 2013
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NewsBeer duty cuts 'created 16k jobs'
The Government’s decision to cut beer duty by 1p a pint for two consecutive Budgets created 16,000 jobs at very little cost to the Government, according to a new report.
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Digital strategy must be content-led
Online activity and social media marketing that is content-led attracts two-thirds of customers to buy from the company, according to new research
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Craft beer 'changing everything'
Craft beer, like the introduction of guest ale, is changing the way we drink, speak and share information, according to Simon Buckley, chief executive of Welsh brewer and pub operator Evan-Evans
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Chapel Down raises extra £570k
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has announced that it has raised an additional £570,000 through its latest share issue
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AG Barr signs Snapple agreement, H1 PBT grows 14.6%
AG Barr, the soft drinks producer, has signed a 10-year agreement giving it exclusive rights to sell, market and distribute the Snapple brand in the UK and certain other EU territories
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Italian Secrets on the market
Italian Secrets, a catering and cookery business in Wandsworth, south London, has been brought to market
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Nestlé Professional campaigns to bring back gravy boats
A campaign to bring back the gravy boat in pubs has been launched by Nestlé Professional
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CPL nominated for Wirral business award
CPL Training Group has been announced as a finalist for Business of the Year (100+ employees) in the 2014 Wirral Business Awards
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C&C Group 'a buying opportunity'
Leading analyst Ian Hunter has initiated his coverage of Magners producer C&C Group with a Buy recommendation, citing its opportunities in the US, the “efficient” business in its core markets, and a strong balance sheet
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Booker lfls up 3.1% for Q2
Booker Group, the food wholesaler, reported like-for-like sales growth of 3.1% for non-tobacco sales and growth of 1.8% for sales excluding its Makro stores for the 12 weeks to 12 September 2014
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SAB's Heineken approach a 'last throw of the dice'
SABMiller’s approach to Heineken suggests a “last throw of the dice” before having a serious conversation with ABInBev about a possible merger, according to a leading analyst
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One in seven parents mistakenly think underage drinking is rising
New research has shown that parents continue to wildly overestimate how many young people have tried alcohol, despite falling rates of underage drinking
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Chapel Down secures more land for growing grapes
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has secured the lease on a 145-acre piece of land, the first of four planned land purchases following its successful fundraising scheme
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NewsSABMiller 'now in play'
SABMiller could now be considered “in play”, with ABInBev a potential buyer, after it was knocked back in its attempt to buy Heineken, a leading analyst has argued
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NewsInvestment holding back craft beer canning
Canning of craft beer in the UK is being held back by lack of facilities and investment, according to Paul Kruzycki of Ales by Mail who said brewers are in a race to can their beers
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NewsHeineken: sale to SABMiller is “non-actionable”
Heineken has dismissed the prospect of being acquired by SABMiller, describing the latter’s takeover proposal as “non-actionable”.
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Chapel Down raises further £440k
Chapel Down, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer has raised an additional £440,000 through a new share placing, to go alongside its crowdfunding scheme, taking the total sum raised to £2.4m