Now trending: "Plant-based" foods — and "vegan" is out To avoid putting consumers off, some brands describe their food as "plant-based," not "vegan." Axios · Jul 5, 2023
Cheapest UK supermarket revealed offering savings of £16 a basket - Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons The budget retailer has been crowned as the UK's cheapest for 13 months straight now, as part of the monthly Which? price comparison. Chronicle Live · Jul 5, 2023
Should You Buy These 3 Food Maker Stocks? As the food industry is capable of thriving independently from the ebbs and flows of the broader economy, should you add these three food maker stocks Danone S.A. (DANOY), Ingredion Incorporated (INGR), and SpartanNash Company (SPTN) to your portfolio? Read on to know more…. StockNews.com · Jul 4, 2023
CFTRI launches three new healthy food products The CSIR-Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI), on day two of ‘One Week One Lab’ (OWOL) campaign, released three new technologies here on Tuesday. The institute had announced that it has developed 20 new technologies and all of them will be released coinciding with the campaign. Thirteen more technologies are… The Hindu · Jul 4, 2023
People are just realising what SPAM actually stands for after 86 years Created by Hormel Foods Corporation in 1937, SPAM was made to increase the sales of pork shoulder, as the cut of meat didn't sell well - but what does it stand for? Daily Record · Jul 4, 2023
3 Food Maker Stocks Showing Strong Growth and Value Despite the macroeconomic headwinds, the food maker industry should stay afloat owing to the inelastic demand for food. Therefore, three fundamentally sound food maker stocks, Sysco Corp. (SYY), US Foods Holding Corp. (USFD), and SpartanNash Company (SPTN), showing strong growth and value, could be solid portfolio additions. Read more…. StockNews.com · Jul 4, 2023
Nisa and MPK Garages extend forecourt retail relationship beyond Morrisons' additions Supply deal and co-branding arrangement now extends to 28 locations Birmingham Post · Jul 4, 2023
People only just learning what SPAM actually stands for after 86 years SPAM was created by Hormel Foods Corporation in 1937 to increase the sale of pork shoulder - a cut which did not sell well. But the origin of its name remains a mystery to many Daily Mirror · Jul 4, 2023
Campaign to champion seafood careers launches with strong backing from industry and academia National Centre for Food Manufacturing Grimsby campus another big plus being worked on for increasingly high tech sector Birmingham Post · Jul 4, 2023
Tesco Free From recall: Full list of products recalled and everything you need to know Everything you need to know about the Tesco Free From recall, as the supermarket withdraws three products from its shelves. GoodToKnow · Jul 4, 2023
Heather Mills buys Plant & Bean vegan 'meat' factory Plant & Bean had called in administrators after being hit by rising costs in raw materials and energy prices Birmingham Post · Jul 4, 2023
Kitwave anticipates better than expected full-year results following latest acquisition The Tyneside supplier to independent shops, pubs and restaurants has reported further growth Birmingham Post · Jul 4, 2023
Citing ‘emerging challenges,’ Walgreens to shutter 150 stores across the U.S. Walgreens reported net income of $118 million, about 59% below the previous year. It will also close 300 stores in the United Kingdom. This year the firm said it would cut 10% of its corporate workforce, mostly in Deerfield and Chicago. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 3, 2023
'I ditched expensive anti-ageing creams for £1.30 supplement drink that reduces fine lines and wrinkles in 28 days' "Within a month of use the fine lines around my cheeks and mouth have much reduced and my skin is smoother and plumper. I would say it is the best collagen I've ever used." Manchester Evening News · Jul 3, 2023
Woman & Home · Jul 3, 2023 Should you keep ketchup in your refrigerator? The age old question finally gets answered Infamous ketchup brand Heinz finally reveals how to properly store ketchup in your kitchen
Salon · Jul 3, 2023 New bill to ban toxic chemicals in food "Things like this aren’t partisan. They’re common sense," said former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
StockNews.com · Jul 3, 2023 3 Food Maker Stocks to Buy in July Due to inelastic demand and technological developments, the food makers industry will likely remain robust. Therefore, fundamentally strong food makers stocks Ajinomoto (AJINY), Tate & Lyle (TATYY), and John B. Sanfilippo & Son (JBSS) might be solid buys. Read on.
Wales Online · Jul 3, 2023 Heinz is giving away free vouchers for days out this summer Thousands of venues are included in the deal
Daily Mirror · Jul 3, 2023 Shoppers 'can’t believe the results' of 'brightening' eye cream that's 'magic' Beauty fans are 'shocked by the results' and say the eye cream leaves their skin 'glowing' and 'instantly brightened'
Chronicle Live · Jul 3, 2023 Tesco shoppers warned over 'safety risk' as three food items recalled The leading supermarket has issued an urgent product recall due to an undeclared ingredient in certain products, which could pose a health risk to certain consumers.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 3, 2023 Weaker competition blamed for higher petrol and diesel prices; MPs blast ‘measly’ savings rates – as it happened Government pledges to expose ‘rip-off’ fuel retailers, after inquiry finds declining competition between retailers led to higher prices at the pumps
The Guardian - UK · Jul 2, 2023 Tesco appoints Burberry boss as chair to replace John Allan Gerry Murphy to start on 1 September after Allan stepped down following allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Manchester Evening News · Jul 2, 2023 Popular Cheshire farm shop wins permission to expand with huge new cafe The expansion will boast a huge new cafe and open up new views of the Cheshire countryside
Wales Online · Jul 2, 2023 Product recalls - Tesco and Wilkos among several retailers recalling products because of serious safety concerns Some of these pose a real danger to health
Manchester Evening News · Jul 2, 2023 Supermarket still cheapest for basics despite Aldi and Tesco dropping price of same shopping essential The same retailer has been the cheapest for our basket of essentials since January