Where to watch the Six Nations: Bars and restaurants in London January 29, 2024 five places to watch the Six Nations that offer big screens, cold beer, bookings, and food worth cheering about.
Princes: Branson and Batchelors maker returns to profit as new owner gears up for £700m takeover July 24, 2024 Food and drink group Princes swung back into the black in the year before a £700m takeover was announced, according to newly-filed documents.
UK food prices now over seven per cent higher than 2021 with perishable goods leading the way July 1, 2022 Food and consumer goods prices across Europe are now 6.9 per cent higher than they were a year ago, rising to 7.5 per cent in the UK. According to new data released by NielsenIQ today, more than eight FMCG categories out of 10 showed increasing inflation rates during the 12 week period ending April 24 [...]
The man with the scran: How the Footy Scran X account changed match-day meals June 4, 2024 How miserable portion of sausage and chips changed the way we think about stadium food – the inside story of Footy Scran (@footyscran)
Visit Toulouse: Why there’s more to Rugby World Cup hosts than just sport October 16, 2023 The French city of Toulouse offers sporting history, but also brilliant food, drink and other things to do
Hilton Food Group shares flat as company performs ‘in line’ with expectations January 13, 2022 Hilton Food Group's shares are flat today after the company announced it performed "in line" with the board's expectations last year.
Premier Foods leave sour taste with declining revenues November 16, 2021 Premier Foods has suffered a decline in revenue and operating profit in its half-year results. The owner of beloved household brands such as Mr Kipling, Ambrosia, Angel Delight, Sharwoods, and Oxo has left investors with a sour taste in their mouths as earnings per share have halved since the previous year. In its half-year report, [...]
Compass: Catering firm thanks inflation for surging profits November 20, 2023 Compass has unveiled a jump in revenues for the year as the catering giant was bolstered by food inflation and demand for its products.
‘The sex toy bubble has burst’: Brits spend less on self-pleasure as food and energy bills swallow their budgets June 30, 2022 Brits are spending less on self-pleasure as they are forced to focus on paying for food and utilities instead. Research compiled by The Open University shows that the impact of the current cost of living crisis is hitting UK consumers hard, with 83 per cent of adults are reporting a rise in the cost of living, with 51 per cent having to spend [...]
Crowdcube faces watchdog investigations over failed fast-food firm January 12, 2022 Crowdfunding platform Crowdcube faces a slew of investigations after a group of investors say it failed to verify a company’s business plans.