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Samworth Brothers fined £600k after two workers injured

Sep 18, 2026

Food manufacturer Samworth Brothers has been fined after two workers suffered injuries while carrying out maintenance work.

Avara Foods to invest £100m in supply chain

Sep 18, 2026

Avara Foods has announced a £100 million investment into its poultry facilities, which it said would introduce “next-generation technology” to the business and support growth in the long-term.

Pladis reports annual revenue of £3.27bn

Sep 17, 2026

In its annual report for the year ended 31st December 2025, global snacking company pladis has reported a 1.2% revenue increase to reach £3.27 billion.

Morrisons achieves £4.1bn sales in Q3

Sep 17, 2026

Morrisons has published its Q3 trading results for the 13 weeks ended 26th July 2026, reporting total sales of £4.1 billion.

Hybrid meat hits Lidl shelves

Sep 17, 2026

Discounter Lidl has launched a hybrid meat range, combining meat with plant-based pea protein across a range of burger, sausage, mince and meatball products.

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Brexit insight

New border controls require a pragmatic approach to avoid collapse, says CCF

The Cold Chain Federation has commented on reports that Government is set to announce details of how post-Brexit regulatory checks on food and other imports will be introduced.

Rishi Sunak wins MPs over in Windsor Framework vote

MPs have voted by 515 to 29 in favour of the Prime Minister’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

Trade reaction to agreement on NI protocol

A ‘new Windsor framework’ has been agreed with the European Union to overcome the trade barriers in Northern Ireland (NI) following Brexit.

Leaving the EU added £210 to household food bills says LSE

LSE research has found that Brexit has cost consumers a total of £5.8 billion in household food bills over the two years to the end of 2021.

Irish Sea border checks continue after DUP orders halt

Border checks have continued at ports in Northern Ireland despite DUP Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots’ instruction to officials to cease on Wednesday night (2nd February), and the First Minister’s subsequent resignation on Thursday.