All Greggs articles – Page 23
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 10-11 August
Weekend Press 10-11 August Companies and markets The sun shines on pubs and Spirit rises The belated arrival of summer has offered some salvation to Britain’s beleaguered brewing and pub industry. The shares have now thrown off the shackles and, along with the rest of the stock market, are enjoying ...
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Analysis & Insight
Consumers demand more from food-to-go
Almost two thirds (61%) of consumers now buy lunch on-the-go, according to new research that says people are demanding more from food-on-the-go options
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NewsGreggs reveals seating target
Greggs hopes to have added seating to between 75% and 80% of its sites over the next three to four years
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News
Greggs: Food-to-go focus, LFLs fall 2.9%
Greggs says it will place a new focus on food-to-go and pull back on expansion as it reports a 2.9% fall in like-for-like sales in the 26 weeks to 29 June
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 20-21 July
Companies and marketsMake mine a Marston’s This week four of the nation’s biggest pub owners will reveal their financial results, writes Danny Fortson in his Inside the City column. They include Mitchells & Butlers, the company behind the All Bar One chain, and JD Wetherspoon. In theory, all should have ...
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News
Operators remove high-calorie foods
JD Wetherspoon, Whitbread and Subway have all said they have removed some food items from their menus as part of calorie reduction pledges under the Responsibility Deal
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NewsGreggs opens barista training academy
Greggs, the c1,600-strong high street bakery and café operator, has opened its national barista trading academy
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Diary
Diary: JDW, Domino's, All Star Leisure, Fuller's
This week’s Diary includes Wetherspoons taking on the Ritz, Domino’s taking to the skies, high-flying chefs at the Nestlé Toque D’Or Grand Final Awards Dinner, and media rumours at All Star Leisure.
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 1-2 June
Weekend Press 1-2 JuneFinancial results and company news Pub reform newswill cut tax revenuesPub companies will convert to tax-efficient trusts if Government reforms go ahead, in a move that will deprive the Treasury of tens of millions of pounds in revenue.Enterprise Inns, Britain’s biggest pub company, is planning to become ...
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News
Eating out 'enters new phase'
The eating-out sector is set to return to growth this year, but operators must decide how to adapt for the new customers who will return. That’s according to NPD Group, which believes the sector will move from the “new normal” stage, when consumers adjust to the economic downturn, to the ...