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  • BrewDog signed beer distribution deal in Qatar despite ‘anti-sponsorship’ campaign

    November 8, 2022

    BrewDog has signed a deal with an alcohol distributor operating in Qatar, despite launching an ‘anti-sponsorship’ campaign this week protesting human rights in the country ahead of the World Cup. The firm’s beers are distributed in the country by the Qatar Distribution Company – a state-owned subdsidiary of Qatar Airways – which is the only [...]

  • Barry’s: Office return to City comes ‘hand in hand’ with thriving fitness industry

    November 8, 2022

    The return of office workers and recovery of the fitness sector come “hand in hand”, according to Barry’s Bootcamp London co-founder Sandy Macaskill. Gym-goers’ routines were set off course during the pandemic with “stop-start” closures hitting the fitness industry hard over the past three years. For the head of Barry’s, which has seven studios in London [...]

  • Restaurants ‘entering winter in freefall’ as insolvencies leap by almost half

    November 8, 2022

    There has been a tsunami of restaurants entering liquidation in the quarter to September, causing hospitality leaders to renew cries for government support this winter. According to recent numbers from the Insolvency Service, the number of food venues facing insolvency sky-rocketed 46 per cent in the most recent quarter. Some 158 businesses went into liquidation [...]

  • Shoppers continue turning to own label groceries as yearly food bill to leap by £682

    November 8, 2022

    Sales of own-brand groceries shot up last month while fewer consumers forked out for a Halloween pumpkin this year, as households seek to trim down costs. Shoppers are increasingly switching to cheaper alternatives of food essentials, as historically high levels of inflation amp up the pressure on Brits this winter, according to data from insights [...]

  • Hilton Foods warns profit will be dented after slower than expected cost mitigation talks

    November 8, 2022

    Meat packer Hilton Foods warned its annual operating profit would take a hit after challenges passing on high inflationary costs in its seafood arm, causing shares to plunge. In a trading update on Tuesday morning, the FTSE 250 firm admitted its profit would come in at a lower than anticipated sum following challenges in its [...]

  • Online retailer Marks Electrical delivers double-digit revenue growth despite economic volatilities

    November 8, 2022

    Marks Electrical has delivered a double-digit revenue growth despite current market volatilities.  In the six months ended 30 September, the online electrical retailer posted a revenue growth of £43.1m – 15.1 per cent up on last year’s levels.  The company grew its position in both the Major Domestic Appliance as well as in the Consumer [...]

  • Primark owner takes £1bn extra inflation hit amid ‘most challenging’ economy for many years

    November 8, 2022

    Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF) saw inflationary costs leap by £1bn this year alone, as it weathers “highly volatile” economic conditions and hopes to retain shoppers with its low prices. The chairman of the fashion and food business, Michael McLintock, said ABF had “encountered the most challenging economic conditions for many years with sharply [...]

  • Dreams of ‘future drinking’ bolsters wine merchant Berry Bros

    November 7, 2022

    THE UK’s oldest fine wine merchant Berry Bros & Rudd said profitability soared this year, as wealthy collectors keep their eyes on “future drinking” through hard economic times. The family-owned business said turnover climbed 7.2 per cent to £220.2m in the year to March 2022, whilst EDITDA rocketed 107 per cent. Berry Bros, which also [...]

  • Tech troubles: Apple iPhone 14 shipments hit by Chinese Covid-19 curbs

    November 7, 2022

    There will be fewer iPhone 14’s under Christmas trees this year after Apple forecast smaller shipments of its latest offering. Apple supplier Foxconn issued a significant production cut as it battled against a Covid-19 outbreak at one of its large facilities in China in mid-October and tough local pandemic restrictions. The Zhengzhou plant – one [...]

  • Inside House of Campari: Brexit vote of confidence in London as Italian spirits giant moves to Soho

    November 7, 2022

    Campari Group, the producer of spirits brands in the UK such as Aperol, Wray & Nephew, Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum as well as Campari, has opened a new regional headquarters in the heart of the capital. Named “The House of Campari”, the new London base is situated in Great Portland Street, just off Oxford Street. [...]

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