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Consumers “focused on wellness” during January, says Kantar
Market research firm Kantar has published its supermarket share and inflation update, finding that healthier choices were driving supermarket spending.
University reveals £2m food shortages project
Anglia Ruskin University will lead a £2 million initiative to help prevent food shortages that could “potentially trigger civil unrest in the UK”.
AHDB finds 76.8% of farms to be affected by IHT changes
AHDB has revealed that over three quarters of farms in England and Scotland of 50 hectares (124 acres) or more in size will be affected by the Inheritance Tax changes.
Government launches Land Use consultation to boost food security
Government has launched a consultation on a new approach to Land Use, which will aim to provide the data needed to help boost food security.
Greencore reports “positive start” to FY25
Convenience food manufacturer Greencore Group Plc has issued its trading update for the 13 weeks ended 27th December 2024.
“Deflation may not last much longer”, says BRC
The British Retail Consortium found that food inflation rates had “eased considerably since the start of 2024” but may not last much longer.
Cranswick enters consultation with employees at Sutton Fields site
Pork and poultry processor Cranswick has started a consultation process at its Sutton Fields site, with some colleagues reported to be at risk of redundancy.
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