All Suppliers articles – Page 38
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NewsAB InBev makes SABMiller bid public
AB InBev has made a revised offer to the board of SABMiller to combine the two companies and “build the first truly global beer company”.
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SABMiller NPR up 4% for H1
SABMIller has reported net producer revenue up 4% for the six months to 30 September and said performance in the UK was in line with last year.
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‘Hold your nerve’ on Christmas pricing
Operators ordering essential seasonal produce such as turkeys have room for negotiation with suppliers thanks to lower costs this year
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UK's first Museum of Food to launch this month
Experimental food duo Bompas & Parr are launching a museum dedicated to the history, evolution, science, art and sociology of food
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Diageo in advanced talks to sell wine division
Drinks producer Diageo is in talks to sell its wine portfolio following pressure from investors
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Carlsberg launches crowdsourcing competition
Carlsberg has launched a crowdsourcing campaign aimed at generating ideas on how it can make its beer more sustainable.
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C&C held talks to acquire Carlsberg UK operations
Magners producer C&C Group held talks with Carlsberg about a deal to acquire its UK business as recently as last month, according to the Financial Times.
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Chef & Brewer appeals to growing numbers of veggies
Pub restaurant brand Chef & Brewer is trying to broaden its vegetarian choices by inviting veggies to submit meat-free meal suggestions online
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Chapel Down H1 sales up 33%
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based wine producer, saw sales rise 33% year-on-year to £3.25m for the six months to 30 June.
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Cask ale market to be worth £2.3bn by 2020
Cask ale will make up one out of every five pints bought in a pub by 2020, when it is predicted to be worth £2.3bn, according to the Cask Report 2015
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Diageo reports positive start to year
Diageo has reported a positive start to the year in an update to the market ahead of its annual general meeting.
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AG Barr sees H1 turnover fall 2.8%
Soft drinks group AG Barr saw turnover from ongoing business fall 2.8% for the six months 25 July.
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Fuller’s launches Frontier in a can
Fuller’s has launched its Frontier lager in a can for the first time.
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Heineken offers BT Sport discount to customers
Heineken has signed a deal with BT Sport to offer its on-trade customers a discounted TV sport package.
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NewsAB InBev to bid for SABMiller
Anheuser-Busch InBev has informed SABMiller it intends to make a proposal to acquire the latter brewing brand in a deal that would make a joint market cap of £162bn
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Molson Coors hands over Worthington brewing to PSL
Burton-based brewer Worthington’s parent company Molson Coors has announced the brewing of two Worthington brands will be taken over by Planning Solutions Limited
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NewsCAMRA reports growth of breweries, micropubs and real ale
Real ale is now being served in 70% of British pubs thanks to growth in the number of micropubs and a rise of more than 10% in British breweries for the third consecutive year
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Heineken acquires stake in US craft brewer Lagunitas
Heineken has acquired a 50% stake in the California-based Lagunitas Brewing Company, the fifth largest craft brewer by volume
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NewsPunch agrees sale of Matthew Clark stake to Conviviality
Punch Taverns has agreed to sell its 50% shareholding in drinks supplier Matthew Clark to Conviviality Brands, the Bargain Booze operator, for £100.7m
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Analysis & Insight
Is it time to give brewers relief from tax breaks?
With three breweries opening every week in the UK thanks to generous tax breaks for start-ups and venerable names in the sector saying the competition is forcing them to scale back on volumes, is the British brewing industry reaching saturation point? James Wallin hears arguments for and against a review of the system and why ‘nothing will be done until a major brewer disappears for ever’