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How Britain sold out its beer heritage
Industry giants fall to global companies with little hope of preserving traditional brands, writes The Telegraph
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Coffee prices to jump because of ‘terrible’ EU rules
The chairman of Italian coffee company Lavazza has warned that new deforestation regulations will make coffee more expensive across the continent
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Real ale wars! Camra and the bitter battle over the future of beer
The Campaign for Real Ale is facing new threats from pub closures, hipster keg beer and accusations of going ‘woke’, writes The Sunday Times
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Low alcohol sales boom ahead of Euros final
More fans are embracing ‘nolo’ booze and ‘mocktails’ while watching the game, according to The Guardian
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Pub opening hours extended for Euro 2024 final as England face Spain
Football fans will be able to stay out late on Sunday in a move that will also provide a boost in revenue for pub landlords
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Soft drinks may hit sweet spot for Carlsberg
The Danish beer company’s audacious £3.1 billion offer for Britvic has an unarguable logic, writes The Times
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Restaurateur Jeremy King continues comeback with opening of the Park
It is the second of three big 2024 openings for the lauded restaurateur, who was behind restaurants such as Le Caprice, the Ivy and the Wolseley
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You can take the man out of the City pub
The Evening Standard tells the story of Clive Watson, who recently sold City Pub Group, to Young’s for £162 million and has been appointed chairman of Inda Pubs, a boutique London pub chain
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Tories pledge focus on pubs and clubs in ‘first 100 days’
The party has promised a review of licensing laws and planning rules aimed at boosting pubs, restaurants and music venues
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Some takeaway meals contain more calories than daily limit, UK study finds
Six out of 10 takeaway meals contain more than the 600-calorie maximum that the government recommends, according to The Guardian
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Why Britain’s dying pubs threaten to give Labour an almighty hangover
Struggling publicans fear Rachel Reeves’ plan to save the sector may fall short, writes The Telegraph
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Record rainfall in UK and France batters wheat crops
Heavy downpours since last autumn curb planting and push milling-wheat futures to year-high on Euronext, the Financial Times reports
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‘Guests like to be known’: restaurants luring diners back via personal reservations
Platforms send targeted messages to customers, reducing cancellations and encouraging them to return, The Observer reports
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How the billionaire Issas bit off more than they could chew at Asda
Mohsin and Zuber Issa’s lofty ambitions for the supermarket chain have been stymied in a brutally competitive market. Now the pair are going their separate ways, The Sunday Times reports
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The story of Greggs’ success and what’s coming next, by the boss
Roisin Currie, chief executive of Greggs, wants to grow the chain by extending hours and opening at airports
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‘Get properly on the lash’: Tory Lord announces law for pubs to stay open late during Euros
The order to the Licensing Act 2003 will extend sales of alcohol if either England or Scotland reach the semi-final or the final of the Euros
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‘Customers can’t afford to pay’: Fears for London’s hospitality scene mount before general election
Pub and restaurant owners reveal they are still trading below pre-pandemic levels due to red hot supply costs and pressures on consumer spending, City A.M. reports
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Gordon Ramsay forced to tell diners to ‘avoid shorts, tracksuits and hoodies’ at flagship Chelsea restaurant
Advice from the three Michelin-starred restaurant has been toughened up and made more explicit in the last year, according to The Evening Standard
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Sake takes UK by storm as Japan’s national drink goes mainstream
No longer just drunk for courage at karaoke clubs, the ‘food-friendly’ rice spirit is becoming a first choice of connoisseurs, The Observer reports
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How businesses can deal with Gen Z employees
Young entrepreneur Tim Armoo believes old school management techniques need to change, not the attitude of Gen Z