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Magnum upgrades Gloucester facility with £50m investment
Magnum has announced a £50 million upgrade to its Gloucester ice cream factory, claiming that the investment would “significantly increase production” at the site.
Premier Foods to invest £36m in Worksop site
UK food business Premier Foods has renewed its Loyd Grossman brand partnership and said it will invest £36 million to expand its cooking sauces manufacturing facility in Worksop.
Co-op announces £70m commitment to apprenticeships
Co-op said it plans to create 7,000 matched apprenticeships in the next five years, with a £70 million commitment through its Levy Share service to boost skills.
2025 Women In Meat Industry Awards winners unveiled
The winners of the 2025 Women In Meat Industry Awards were revealed on Friday 21st November as part of the highly anticipated awards ceremony.
BRC finds consumer confidence down despite rise in grocery spend
The British Retail Consortium has released its BRC-Opinium data, finding that consumer confidence fell ahead of the Budget.
Environment Secretary outlines next steps to reduce food costs
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has set out further steps from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, which will reportedly “drive down food costs”.
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Seafood supply chain impacted by Covid-19 but fish and chip sector recovers
Seafish’s latest UK seafood sector review shows how the impacts of Covid-19 have been felt across the supply chain.
Scottish seafood sector to receive £1.8m recovery boost
Seafood businesses in Scotland will be supported in their recovery from the impact of Brexit and Covid-19 with £1.8 million in funding.
“Stakes are high” for supply chain as Government proposes NI Protocol changes
The supply chain industry has responded to the UK Government’s call to renegotiate the Northern Ireland Protocol and its potential impact on businesses.
Driver shortages are ‘ticking time bomb’ if left unchecked
Industry organisations are reacting to the gathering storm over driver shortages in the UK food supply chain.
UK’s food and drink exports to EU drop nearly 50% in first quarter
Sales of food and drink from the UK to the EU fell by 47% in Q1 2021 compared with the same period last year, the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) reports.
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