Bakery firm told to pay +£7k for trapped hand
A bakery firm has been ordered to pay more than £7,000, after a worker’s hand was trapped by a pastry lid maker.
Archives for April 12, 2016
The Big Interview
Ornua dairy boss explains his £100M challenge
Having been tasked with integrating two dairy businesses, Aidan Wilson, head of Ornua Ingredients UK, sets out his plans for growth.
Innovation Conference
Personalised nutrition ‘really works’: new research
New EU research shows that diets targeted at an individual’s specific needs –personalised nutrition – can improve health more than general nutrition advice, but the results are not improved by honing that advice based on people's phenotype (physiological...
Natural flavours for confectionery and gum unveiled
A new range of natural flavours for gum and confectionery products has been introduced by Sensient Flavors.
Tesco returns to profit, after working closely with suppliers
Tesco is back in the black as pre-tax profits hit £162M, in its full-year results, up from the £6.3M deficit on the previous year, as the nation’s biggest retailer pledged to continue to work “more closely” with suppliers
Premier’s shares plunge, as McCormick ditches bid
Premier Foods shares plunged by up to 30% this morning, after US spice firm McCormick ditched its takeover bid for the Mr Kipling manufacturer.
Forklift truck safety boosted by training
An innovative, new safety awareness course has been introduced, which focuses on the dangers presented by forklifts in the workplace not just for operators but for all those working alongside them.