Moy Park’s manager raises output by a fifth
Moy Park’s Ben Carrigan has found a way to raise output by a fifth at the company’s Anwick site, he tells Nicholas Robinson
Archives for September 10, 2014
EFSA stymies progress on ‘may contain’
Alpro’s decision to reverse plans to combine its soya and nut production lines has shone the spotlight on the need for usable ‘action levels’ for adventitious allergen contamination of foods.
F Smales boosts jobs with new depot
Hull-based fish merchant F Smales & Son is creating six jobs as it sets up a new 5,574m2 depot to help distribute frozen fish.
Better recyclate quality demanded
Caught between brand owners demanding more recycled material in their packs and local authorities reluctant to invest in better collection and sorting, packaging businesses are looking to technology to improve recyclate quality and yields.
Bakeries reduce portion sizes to cut obesity levels
Bakeries are being forced to shrink the size of their sweet products, as weight-conscious consumers demand better quality desserts with less sugar and fewer calories.
Rock Rose gin from Britain’s most northern distillery
What is being claimed as the most northerly gin distillery on mainland Britain was commissioned last month, following the installation of a new still - christened ‘Elizabeth’ - in the custom-built distillery at Dunnet, Caithness.
Morrisons' interim results
Morrisons results reveal supermarket price war wounds
Morrisons has revealed half-year profits down by more than 30%, as the retailer battled sharper competition from discount stores.
Morrisons’ interim results: analysts react
Morrisons progress in limbo, say analysts
Morrisons’ business strategy is balanced on a knife edge, with financial experts divided over its merits.
How to keep your food site safe
With reputations at stake, food safety has become more important than ever before, reports Alyson Magee