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Co-op estimates £206m loss from cyber attacks
Co-op has released its results for the six months ended 5th July 2025, with its net debt reduced to £43 million, down from nearly £1 billion in 2021.
Arla profits down slightly on the year to reach £30.9m
Arla Foods has published its financial results for the year ended 31st December 2024, reporting a year of “strong” performance.
Consumer survey reveals rising confidence in food safety
According to the FSA’s Food and You 2 survey, public confidence in food safety across England, Wales and Northern Ireland has increased.
Cold storage electricity bill doubles in a year, CCF report finds
Electricity spend for the UK’s cold storage facilities has more than doubled between 2021 and 2022, a new report published by the Cold Chain Federation (CCF) has found.
Supermarket sales see growth as food inflation hits 9.9%
Supermarket sales were up by 0.1% over the latest 12 weeks, the first time the market has been in growth since April 2021, whilst grocery price inflation hit the second highest level ever recorded by Kantar.
Government must do more to support UK food and drink sector, says FDF
Chief executive of the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) said that the industry “cannot be taken for granted” as manufacturers have been “relentlessly squeezed by the pandemic and its impacts, and now by the crisis in Ukraine.”
Amazon Fresh will price-match Tesco products to entice customers
Amazon’s online grocery shop has announced it will price-match hundreds of Tesco products, in a bid to attract more customers amid soaring food inflation.
M&S removes ‘best before’ labels in bid to tackle food waste
Marks and Spencer (M&S) has announced plans to ditch ‘best before’ dates on a range of fruit and vegetable products across its UK stores.
EU deal with New Zealand exposes potential flaws in UK arrangements, say UK farmers
Chris Southworth, director of the International Chamber of Commerce, has agreed with UK farmers that New Zealand’s latest trade deal with the EU exposed difficulties in the UK’s trading relationships with both the EU and New Zealand.
FDF warns of higher input costs and impacted growth
The short-term outlook for the UK food manufacturing sector is “not encouraging” as manufacturers are expected to absorb a significant part of input cost increases, according to the FDF.
Food sales for June see growth despite “challenging outlook” for retail
Over the three months to June 2022, food sales increased 2.2% on a total basis and 1.6% on a like-for-like basis, according to the latest figures by the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
Heinz products return to Tesco shelves as pricing dispute is resolved
In a joint statement released by retailer Tesco and manufacturer Heinz, the companies have confirmed that they have reached an agreement that will see the full range of Heinz products return to Tesco shelves and online.
Global food prices decline but remain high year-on-year
Whilst global food prices have fallen for the third month in a row, across many food categories, costs remain far higher than rates recorded in previous years.
PTF recruits new director general
The Provision Trade Federation (PTF) has announced the appointment of Rod Addy as its new Director General. Replacing Andrew Kuyk. Addy will commence his role from 22nd August.
New customs declaration system phasing in
HMRC announced that new importers need to register with the Customs Declaration Service to make their import declarations.
Sealed Air Packforum event reveals trends in fresh protein packaging
Food industry and retail professionals from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) joined Sealed Air’s latest online Packforum event to learn more about the key trends influencing the evolution of grocery shopping.
Mars Inc halts supplies of pet food products to Tesco amid pricing dispute
Global manufacturer Mars Inc has reportedly paused the supply of two of its pet care brands to Tesco, due to a dispute over the supplier’s price rises.
Lurpak cites soaring production costs for butter price rises
A spokesperson for Arla Foods, owner of butter manufacturer Lurpak, has said that rises in price across its range of products in UK supermarkets reflect the increase in costs of production for farmers at the start of their supply chain.
Sainsbury’s invests £500 million to curtail cost of living pressures
Following the issue of Sainsbury’s latest trading figures, the supermarket has reported a “good grocery performance”, with sales down 2.4% against last year’s Covid-19 driven levels and 8.7% ahead of pre-pandemic sales.
Kellogg’s loses legal challenge on HFSS advertising legislation
Kellogg’s has lost a High Court challenge against the government over incoming food regulations that will restrict promotions on products classified as high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS).
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