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Rolinson Group partners with Peschl Hygiene
Rolinson Group has unveiled an exclusive agency agreement, adding Peschl Hygiene to its growing portfolio after launching the business in April.
Princes achieves £1.4bn revenue during “milestone period”
Global food producer Princes Group Plc has published its trading update for the nine months ended 30th September 2025.
Worldpanel predicts “new sales record” at supermarkets this Christmas
According to the latest Worldpanel by Numerator UK grocery market share, retailers’ premium lines are set to make over £1 billion in sales over the Christmas period.
Haulage industry renews call for action on HGV driver crisis
Coordinated by the Road Haulage Association, members and trade bodies have written a letter to the Prime Minister to ask for help in finding a full and workable solution to the critical shortage of HGV drivers.
Tesco groceries app rebooted after suspected hack
Tesco’s website and app is back up after a hack left thousands of customers unable to access their groceries when shopping online at the weekend.
FSS launches consultation on new food compliance notices
Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has announced an eight-week consultation on the introduction of new food ‘compliance notices’ (CNs), to help enforcement officers deal more fairly and quickly with suspected food standards contraventions.
Anticipation mounts for the Women In Meat Industry Awards 2021
Sports personality, Olympic medallist and TV broadcaster Katharine Merry will be the celebrity host for the forthcoming Women In Meat Industry Awards dinner and ceremony scheduled for 18th November in London.
Government announces new Food and Drink Export Council
As it launched the new 'strengthened' Trade and Agriculture Commission, the government also announced a council to promote exports from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The TAC will be chaired by Lorand Bartels, professor of international law. Members of the...
Young’s threatens to stop buying northeast Atlantic fish over sustainability concerns
Fish processor Young’s Seafood has announced that it will terminate its sourcing of pelagic fish from the north-east Atlantic if coastal states do not reach a suitable agreement on managing its stocks.
PTF launches manifesto for ‘more resilient and sustainable’ supply chain
A new sustainability manifesto by the Provision Trade Federation (PTF) aims to emphasise the need for urgent action in facilitating an industry-wide move towards a net zero economy.
Food industry reacts to UK/New Zealand trade deal
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) and NFU Scotland have vocalised their concern about the new trade agreement between the UK and New Zealand.
FDF warns of concern over rising food prices
Speaking in front of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, Ian Wright, chief executive of the Food and Drink Federation, said that rising costs across the supply chain must be addressed.
Morrisons’ shareholders approve £7 billion takeover
The multi-billion-pound offer made by Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) has been passed by the supermarket’s shareholders following months of negotiations.
Tesco opens new checkout-free store
The supermarket chain has unveiled its first store in central London where customers can shop and pay without scanning a product or using a checkout.
Asda aims to recruit 15,000 temporary Christmas workers
The recruitment drive is designed to fulfil a variety of roles, including 500 posts in Asda’s depots and 1,500 home delivery driver positions.
Co-op to create over 300 LGV apprenticeship roles
The supermarket chain has announced plans to create 135 large goods vehicle (LGV) driver apprenticeships on a 12 to 15-month programme in 2022.
Temporary extension of HGV cabotage rights “beneficial to food supply chains”, says government
The government said that an extension to the number of deliveries overseas lorry drivers can make in the UK is likely to be beneficial to food supply chains.
“We need transparent, honest pricing”, says 2 Sisters boss
Founder of 2 Sisters Food Group, Ranjit Singh Boparan, said British shoppers today are facing a ‘Great Food Reset’ with less choice and higher prices.
Food industry reacts to EU NI Protocol plans
Meat sector trade bodies have welcomed new proposals for the post-Brexit agreement on trade with Northern Ireland, but warn of potential practical complications that may occur if implemented.
Alleged cases of BSE sees British beef banned by China
A ban on British beef imports of cattle under 30 months of age came into effect on 29th September, according to a statement made by the Chinese Administration of Customs.
View the 2026 FMT Awards review e-magazine
Find out all of the winners and finalists from the 2026 Food Management Industry Awards. The much anticipated event took place on Friday 12th June at the 5-star Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.
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