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Sainsbury’s reports “strong” grocery volume growth
UK retailer Sainsbury’s has published its interim results for the 28 weeks ended 14th September 2024, reporting “strong grocery market share gains”.
Walker’s Shortbread director receives international recognition
Sir Jim Walker CBE, director at Walker’s Shortbread, has been recognised in the USA for his contributions to the food industry.
KP Snacks acquires nut butter brand Whole Earth
UK manufacturer KP Snacks has acquired Whole Earth Foods Limited from the Ecotone group for an undisclosed amount.
FSA seminar on Campden BRI/IFTSA Graduate Research Video winners
An FSA webinar will feature the 2023 and 2024 winners of the Campden BRI/IFTSA Graduate Research competition who will discuss their graduate research.
Asda to axe 475 jobs at Leeds and Leicester head offices
Asda bosses have confirmed that 475 jobs are to be cut at its head offices in Lutterworth and Leeds, and the supermarket is also clamping down on hybrid working.
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