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Welsh food to be showcased at trade show
Welsh food suppliers will take part in the Blas Cymru/Taste Wales – Meet the Buyer event, with buyers invited to meet the nation’s food and drink innovators.
Tesco reports group profit of £1.6bn for H1 2025/26
UK supermarket Tesco has published its interim results for 2025/2026, achieving a 1.5% increase in its operating profit.
HFSS restrictions come into force
Legislation restricting multibuy promotions on foods high in fat, sugar and salt has come into force, with restrictions applying to large retailers and online shops.
Walker’s Shortbread sales up 9% despite inflation challenges
Walker’s Shortbread Ltd has announced its full year financial results for 2024, as the business achieved sales of over £200 million.
Quorn revenue down as meat free category sees “continued decline”
Marlow Foods Limited, the parent company of alternative protein company Quorn, has published its annual report for the year ended 31st December 2024.
Food inflation steady but labour costs push up input prices
According to the British Retail Consortium, food inflation remained unchanged on the year as prices were driven up by non-food inflation.
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Brexit insight
Key industry figures to debate the future of UK food standards
Food Standards Agency CEO Emily Miles will be among the speakers discussing the impact of Covid-19 and Brexit on food safety and regulation at a conference in July.
Food and drink exports to EU drop by £5.6 billion
UK exports of goods to the EU fell by £5.6 billion in January 2021 which contributed towards the biggest monthly decline in British trade for more than 20 years. Exports of food and live animals to the EU, which includes seafood and fish, decreased by £0.7 billion in...
What the ‘Brexit effect’ means for the food manufacturing sector
The ‘Brexit effect’ is impacting the food manufacturing sector in many different ways, including the availability of labour, skills and knowledge. Matthew Carr, managing director at Integrated Food Projects (IFP) explains what food manufacturers can do to solve the continuing people and skills shortage post-Brexit.
Government pushes back new Brexit legislation
New Brexit legislation on food imports from the EU which were due to begin in April were pushed back until October.
Efra announces inquiry into Brexit border delays
MPs have called on Environment Secretary, George Eustice, to provide more details on Government aid for seafood and meat businesses which have been impacted by Brexit border delays. Trade organisations had previously called on Government to support meat and seafood...
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