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Pubs minister: KNDL strike 'a disgrace'
Community Pubs Minister Brandon Lewis has criticised the Unite union and the Labour Party for the planned 24-hour strike by workers at Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistics
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NewsKNDL 'has contingency plan for strike'
Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistics (KNDL) says it has contingency plans in place to deal with the planned 24-hour strike action by employees
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Cains submits leisure area proposals
Cains, the Liverpool brewer, has submitted its plans to develop its brewery into a major tourism, retail and leisure destination
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Enterprise 'prepared for KNDL strike action'
Enterprise Inns, the tenanted and leased pub operator, has told M&C Report’s sister title Publican’s Morning Advertiser that it did not anticipate any disruption from potential strike action by workers at Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistics
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Most alcohol marketed responsibly
The vast majority of alcohol products conform to Portman Group responsibility standards, an independent audit has revealed
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Talks begin on KNDL industrial action
Talks to avoid disruption to the deliveries of Fosters, Heineken, Kronenbourg, John Smith’s, Strongbow and Britvic are set to take place today
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Pernod Ricard reports "quasi-stability" in UK
Pernod Ricard, the global wine and spirit producer, says there was “quasi-stability” in the UK in the year to 30 June despite a 3% fall in sales across Western Europe (excluding France)
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GBBF winning beer in high demand
Orders for Elland 1872 Porter have “gone through the roof” since it was crowned Champion Beer of Britain 2013 at the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) earlier this month
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Morrisons to launch own-brand drinks range
Morrisons, the supermarket chain, is to launch its own-brand range of wine, beers and spirits
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Wolf Blass growth lifts Treasury Wine Estates
Treasury Wine Estates, the global winemaking and distribution business, has reported a 263% rise in EBITS to $16m in the Europe, Middle East and Asia region for its 2013 full-year
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Jack Daniel's Distillery set for $100m expansion
Brown-Forman, the US-based drinks company, is to spend more than £100m expanding its Jack Daniel’s Distillery
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SAB opens Ugandan brewery
SABMiller, the global brewer, has opened a new brewery in western Uganda under its Nile Breweries Limited subsidiary in an investment worth US$90m
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Diageo to sell Irish distillery
The drinks giant is to sell Great Northern Brewery site in Dundalk to the Irish Whiskey Company and switch whiskey production to St James Gate
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Euro 2012 comps hit Carlsberg
Carlsberg has reported a 5% fall in organic beer volume across Western Europe in the six months to 30 June, citing tough comparisons with last year’s Euro 2012 football tournament
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Heineken H1 organic volumes fall 1%
Heineken, the global brewer, has reported a 1% decline in organic volumes in H1 and said it does not expected underlying trading conditions to change despite benefiting from better weather across Western Europe in July
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Aston Manor reports strong profit and sales growth
Aston Manor Brewery, the Birmingham-based cider maker, saw pre-tax profits rise from £1.6m to £2.7m in 2012 as it reported a sixth successive year of double-digit growth
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Walsh joins United Spirits
Paul Walsh, the former chief executive of Diageo, has joined the board of Indian drinks group United Spirits, of which Diageo is a major shareholder
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Cains plans to re-start brewing next summer
The Liverpool brewer is reportedly looking for set up a smaller brewery after stopping production in May, with plans to re-start production next summer
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NewsCask Marque to open centres of excellence
Eleven centres are to open across the UK as part of a series of new cask ale schemes planned for the coming year
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GBBF winning brewer 'won't outsource'
Elland Brewery, winner of the Great British Beer Festival’s Champion Beer of Britain award, said it will increase production of its winning brand 1872 Porter but will not outsource