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Unilever chooses the Netherlands over UK for legal base

Unilever chooses the Netherlands over UK for legal base

Unilever, owner of the Marmite, Flora, Knorr and Colman’s brands amongst others, has announced it has chosen the Netherlands as its single legal base, as part of its plans to restructure the company. The company said it intends to simplify from two legal entities,...

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Greencore issues profit warning

Greencore issues profit warning

International convenience foods producer Greencore has seen its value slump by 30% after it issued a profit warning downgrading its earnings forecast and the restructuring of its US business. The updated outlook for adjusted earnings per share (EPS) for the financial...

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Ben & Jerry’s celebrates 40th anniversary

Ben & Jerry’s celebrates 40th anniversary

Ben & Jerry’s is marking its 40th anniversary by rolling out a Birthday Cake flavour, supported by a £3.5 million marketing campaign. Ben & Jerry’s was founded by Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield in 1978 and is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Unilever. The...

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Waitrose profits slip despite increase in sales

Waitrose profits slip despite increase in sales

Profits at Waitrose took a 32.1% hit, as the retailer decided not to pass on all cost price inflation to customers, along with investments in “customer experience” for the half year ended 29th July. John Lewis Partnership, which Waitrose is part of, revealed that the...

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Soup and bacon sales boosted by ‘Beast from the East’

Soup and bacon sales boosted by ‘Beast from the East’

UK shoppers spent £15 million on soup during recent bad weather, according to IRI supermarket sales data. Sales of bacon and bird feed also offered supermarkets a boost. During the week ending 3rd March 2018, consumers spent £15.4 million on soup in supermarkets – the...

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Moy Park and Tayto fined for failing to pay minimum wage

Moy Park and Tayto fined for failing to pay minimum wage

Moy Park and Tayto are among a number of companies to have been fined for failing to pay minimum wage to workers. A report published by the Government featuring a total of 179 UK businesses has revealed that poultry producer Moy Park failed to pay £33,500 to 338...

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Eustice calls for ‘equivalent trade rules’ at PTF Dinner

Eustice calls for ‘equivalent trade rules’ at PTF Dinner

The annual Provision Trade Federation (PTF) black tie dinner was held on 7th March at the Hilton on Park Lane, London, and guests had the opportunity to hear from Defra Minister George Eustice. Addressing dinner attendees, Eustice outlined some of what the food...

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