Morrisons donates all unwanted food to charity
Morrisons has promised to give all unwanted edible food to charity, in the first pledge of its kind by a leading British supermarket.
Archives for November 2, 2015
Scottish campaign to cut food poisoning and waste
Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has launched a campaign to improve consumer understanding of food labels in a bid to reduce food poisoning cases and food waste.
Baby food recalled due to moth larvae
Moth larvae found in muesli for babies and mouldy chicken snacks have sparked food recalls over the past week.
AB InBev results show ‘need for SABMiller deal’
Brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev’s declining volume sales prove how much it needs its planned merger with SABMiller to achieve growth, according a leading business professor.
2 Sisters boss scoops IoD lifetime achievement award
2 Sisters Food Group chairman Charles Allen has been recognised for 40 years of work across the private, public and charitable sectors – including his contribution to food manufacturing – with an Institute of Directors (IoD) Lifetime Achievement Award.
Cyber sexism adds to shortage of female engineers: study
Cyber sexism is putting girls off careers in engineering and contributing to a “worrying” shortage of food and drink engineers, according to industry body EngineeringUK.
Morrisons bids to become UK sandwich king
Morrisons has opened a new front in the supermarket price war with a pledge to make its own sandwiches in store, battling the upper crust chains in a bid to claim a bigger slice of the UK market worth £2.8bn.
Young’s Seafood to focus on efficiencies after Findus sale
Young’s Seafood plans to focus on processing efficiencies and market growth following the sale of Findus Group’s continental European operations.
Food manufacturing Oscars: tomorrow’s big night
The long wait to discover who will lift a food and drink manufacturing Oscar trophy at tomorrow night’s Food Manufacture Excellence Awards (FMEAs) is nearly over.