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Regal Foods Group acquires Packaging ‘R’ Us
Regal Food Products Group Plc, the owner of Regal Foods and Yorkshire Baking Company, has acquired Packaging ‘R’ Us for an undisclosed sum.
Wholesaler’s £3m investment boosts post-pandemic sales by 50%, report finds
Wholesaler Kent Frozen Foods has invested more than £3 million in its operations as it reports a 50% post-pandemic boom in sales.
Falling food inflation is “encouraging” but challenges in production remain, says FDF
The Office for National Statistics has released its latest cost of living figures, reporting a 4.3% decrease in the rate of inflation from the peak in March.
£335m Government food industry project extending until 2025
Project HELIX has reported that it has delivered over £355 million impact to the sector since it launched in 2016.
Action on Sugar calls for ban on child-friendly HFSS packaging
Action on Sugar has called for products allegedly high in fat, sugar and salt to change their packaging so that they do not appeal to children.
Tesco becomes one of world’s first to receive SBTi status
Tesco has become one of the first retailers globally to have its net-zero science-based targets approved by the official body that validates climate targets.
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