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Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom
April 23, 2015
Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom
Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom, with 35 restaurants expected to open.
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Permira announces sale of Iglo Group to Nomad for €2.6 billion
April 20, 2015
Permira announces sale of Iglo Group to Nomad for €2.6 billion
Permira announces today that a company backed by Permira Europe III has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Iglo Foods Holdings Limited (“Iglo Group”, or the “Group”), Europe’s largest frozen food business, to Nomad Holdings Limited (“Nomad”) for €2.6 billion.
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McCain Foods (GB) latest Fries specifically targeting adults
April 15, 2015
McCain Foods (GB) latest Fries specifically targeting adults
BrandOpus, a strategic design agency specialising in brands, has worked with McCain Foods (GB) , the best selling frozen potato brand in the United Kingdom, to create a new range of Fries designed to appeal to an adult audience.
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Albert Bartlett buys Heinz Aunt Bessie potato processing facility in Norfolk
April 08, 2015
Albert Bartlett buys Heinz Aunt Bessie potato processing facility in Norfolk
The Heinz 'Aunt Bessie' potato factory in Norfolk that was scheduled to close this April, will be sold to potato company Albert Bartlett.
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Potato Council publishes annual market intelligence report on GB potatoes
March 29, 2015
Potato Council publishes annual market intelligence report on GB potatoes
Late last week, the Potato Council published its annual GB Potatoes Market Intelligence report, wrapping up all key information about the GB potato market in order to inform decision-making and provide answers for common questions about the industry.
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UK Organic Food Sales surge thanks to Lidl and Aldi
March 01, 2015
UK Organic Food Sales surge thanks to Lidl and Aldi
The UK food industry has seen a surge in the sales of organic foods according to an annual report by the Soil Association.
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NFU Scotland urges shift from Potato R&D to Potato Promotion
January 20, 2015
NFU Scotland urges shift from Potato R&D to Potato Promotion
To combat tumbling potato consumption, NFU Scotland has urged the industry’s statutory levy body to consider shifting its funding emphasis from research and development to more promotion.
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Supermarket price war could force UK food suppliers to go bust
January 18, 2015
Supermarket price war could force UK food suppliers to go bust
While most of the UK’s largest supermarkets reported stronger than expected food sales over the festive period, their ongoing and brutal price war is pushing many food suppliers and smaller high street grocers to the brink, warns business recovery specialists Begbies Traynor.
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Tayto Group Ltd recalls a batch of Tayto Snack Attack 10+5 (Bikers, Rollers and Chips) multipack
December 16, 2014
Tayto Group Ltd recalls a batch of Tayto Snack Attack 10+5 (Bikers, Rollers and Chips) multipack
Tayto Group Ltd has recalled a batch of ‘Tayto Snack Attack 10+5 (Bikers, Rollers and Chips) multipack’ because it contains milk, soya and wheat which are not mentioned on the outer wrapper.
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Calling All British Chip Shops: Get behind Chip Week 2015
November 19, 2014
Calling All British Chip Shops: Get behind Chip Week 2015
If you are a supplier to the chip shop trade or foodservice sector with quality potatoes for chipping, then it makes sense for you to get behind Chip Week 2015!
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Produce World Group acquires roots division of Fenmarc Produce
November 09, 2014
Produce World Group acquires roots division of Fenmarc Produce
Produce World Group has purchased the roots division of Fenmarc Produce, based at Swinderby, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
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McCain Foodservice (United Kingdom) launches new website
November 03, 2014
McCain Foodservice (United Kingdom) launches new website
In the United Kingdom, McCain Foodservice has launched a new website, providing caterers with an online experience that is tailored to their own unique business requirements.
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September 07, 2014
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July 31, 2014
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