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  • Tate & Lyle suffers slump in demand during coronavirus lockdown

    May 4, 2020

    Tate & Lyle suffered a drop in demand for its products last month due to the closure of restaurants, cinemas and bars.  The company said bulk sweetener volume in the US was 26 per cent lower due to reduced out-of-home consumption during coronavirus lockdowns. Meanwhile industrial starch volume was nine per cent lower as demand [...]

  • Hotel Chocolat secures £25m coronavirus loan as disruption expected until end of 2020

    May 4, 2020

    Hotel Chocolat announced this morning it has secured a £25m coronavirus large business interruption loan (CLBIL) as it warned that the pandemic could continue to impact trading throughout the rest of 2020.  The high street retailer said it had agreed a £35m revolving credit facility with Lloyds Bank, replacing its previous £10m overdraft facility. The [...]

  • Robot waiters, half the tables, and crossed fingers: How restaurants will reopen after UK lockdown ends

    May 2, 2020

    Robot waiters, staff in masks and two metres between each table. This is what dining out could look like when the UK coronavirus lockdown is eased. At least, for the restaurants that manage to survive.  Official government guidance on reopening has been limited so far. However, that could change soon as the Prime Minister said [...]

  • McDonald’s to reopen for delivery this month

    May 1, 2020

    McDonald’s will reopen some UK restaurants for delivery this month after trialling social distancing measures.  The fast food giant will open 15 stores on 13 May, offering a limited menu for delivery only, after successful social distancing trials this week.  McDonald’s UK and Ireland chief executive Paul Pomroy said the restaurants selected to reopen will [...]

  • Greggs shares sink as it cancels plan to reopen stores amid lockdown

    May 1, 2020

    Shares in high street bakery chain Greggs dropped today after it postponed its reopening plans over fears of attracting crowds.  The bakery chain’s share price fell 4.73 per cent to 1,750p this morning after last night’s announcement that it will now carry out social distancing trials behind closed doors.  Greggs had previously planned to reopen [...]

  • Ladbrokes owner GVC’s board takes 20 per cent voluntary pay cut

    May 1, 2020

    Ladbrokes owner GVC has announced its board will take a voluntary pay cut of 20 per cent amid the coronavirus crisis. Last month the bookmaker said the board’s remuneration committee would consider the impact of coronavirus on GVC’s performance and review the remuneration policy. Today GVC announced the board of directors and members of the [...]

  • Intu to take ‘robust action’ against large tenants withholding rent

    May 1, 2020

    Shopping centre landlord Intu warned it is prepared to take “robust action” against “well-capitalised” tenants that refuse to pay rent during the coronavirus crisis.  Intu, which owns Manchester’s Trafford Centre, said it had received 40 per cent of rent due for the first quarter. It is in advanced discussions with tenants representing a further 28 [...]

  • Carlsberg sales dip due to pub closures during lockdown

    April 30, 2020

    Carlsberg sales dropped in the first quarter and the brewing giant warned a further decline is expected over the next few months due to the closure of bars and restaurants during coronavirus lockdowns. The brewer said sales dropped seven per cent between January and March, and would continue to fall in the second quarter due [...]

  • B&Q reopens all 288 stores after social distancing measures implemented

    April 30, 2020

    B&Q has reopened all of its UK stores from today after implementing new social distancing measures.  The DIY retailer said all of its 288 stores were now open following temporary closures when the UK coronavirus lockdown was announced last month.  Hardware shops were included on the government’s list of essential retailers that are allowed to [...]

  • High street jobs lost as no buyer found for Oasis and Warehouse stores

    April 30, 2020

    Oasis and Warehouse have become the latest high street casualties of the coronavirus crisis after administrators were unable to find a buyer for the stores, resulting in 1,803 redundancies. The retailer’s intellectual property assets and certain stock have been sold to Hilco Capital. The group, which includes the Oasis, Warehouse and The Idle Man brands, [...]

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