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2 Sisters Food Group, a Birmingham-headquartered food giant, will be spending around £3.5 million at its Scottish Coupar Angus base, which will be topped to reach a total of £5 million by a Food Processing Marketing and Co-operation grant. The…
Survey Suggests Irish Exporters Are Uncertain over the Brexit Situation : A survey from Bord Bia suggested that three-fifths of Irish food and drink companies are uncertain of the impact Brexit will have on their businesses. Despite nearly 75% of…
Heineken has acquired a minority stake in London-based craft brewer Beavertown Brewery’s business, providing a £40 million cash injection to build a new site. The new 125,000 sq ft facility will feature a fully automated 150hl brewhouse and will have…
New Food Technology Site in Singapore : A new research laboratory has been established by Wilmar International, an Asian agribusiness company, and the National University of Singapore, with the aim to conduct clinical nutrition and synthetic biology research in order…
Dale Farm, the largest UK farmer-owned dairy co-operative, was awarded a lead contract to supply cheddar cheese to Lidl stores across the UK, Europe and the US. This represents the single biggest contract awarded by Lidl to a Northern Ireland…
US and UK Collaborate to Boost Beer Trading : Breweries from across Yorkshire and the UK have started collaborating with the Maine Brewers’ Build (MBG), a group of craft brewers from the US state of Maine, in order to boost…
OptiBiotix Health, the life sciences firm, has reached an exclusive manufacturing and supply agreement with John Morley Foods for weight management technology, SlimBiome. According to the agreement, John Morley Foods will take 50% of the profit following its time spent…
Crisps manufacturer Kettle Foods will be investing £2.7 million in its Norwich site and develop a new potato intake building. The development is being funded with £1.7 million by the company itself, while almost £1 million is grant-funded through the…
Quorn, the meat-free food manufacturer, promises to stop using black plastic packages starting this month with its chilled food range. Black plastic is generally sent to landfill in the UK, rather than being recycled because its pigment means the material…
Ecuity conducted an economic study on behalf of the Paper Cup Alliance and found that a 25p ‘latte levy’ could result in the loss of 11,000 jobs, as well as wiping £819 million from the economy. Only 5.7% of consumers…
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