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NewsThe Tofoo Co set to double production capacity with new factory
Located at Malton Enterprise Park in North Yorkshire, the facility will also increase The Tofoo Co’s productive space by 3.5 times and help meet its ambition of producing over 10,000 tonnes of tofu by 2033
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NewsMüller and Myprotein launch high-protein yoghurt range
The range (rsp: £1.50/210g) comprises Vanilla, Strawberry and Blueberry flavours, with each delivering 20g of protein per pot
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NewsNestlé’s unexpected volume growth wins praise from analysts
The Swiss fmcg giant revealed this morning that real internal growth (RIG), its measure of volumes, had hit 2.8% in the quarter, against stock market expectations of just 1.8%
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NewsNumber of British fishing boats going to sea down by almost a fifth
The National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations said UK vessels had made 16% fewer trips up to the start of October than in the same period last year
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NewsDTC butcher Farmison announces relaunch date under new owners
According to the business, acquired by fellow upmarket butchers Parson’s Nose earlier this month from Vestry Holdings, the initiative could be worth as much as £96m
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NewsAllplants sold to France’s Fleury Michon
Managing director Kerry Atack will continue to lead the business under its new ownership, with Ella Mills remaining as a brand ambassador
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NewsPilgrim’s Europe appoints new commercial director
Robert Harmsworth is due to take up the post, joining the business from Aldi, where he spent more than 12 years in senior commercial, strategy and transformation leadership roles
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Analysis & FeaturesModern slavery: the small brands funding survivors’ fresh starts
It can feel like it takes the resources of a big company to shift the dial on the worsening modern slavery problem. But as these challenger brands show, startups and SMEs can make a real difference too
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NewsLumberjaxe seeks investment to fuel US launch
The business, launched by brothers Brendon and Jaydon Manders from their kitchen table in 2020, has scaled its UK retail presence since securing investment from an appearance on Dragons’ Den in 2025.
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NewsTom Parker Creamery launches Golden Milk into Waitrose and Ocado
Available at Waitrose and Ocado from 21 October, it has been described as ‘gently spiced’ and made with free-range whole milk, turmeric, cinnamon, black pepper and honey
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Comment & OpinionDispatches from California: how the Iran war and Trump tariffs are hurting farmers
It comes after a summer that has battered their bottom lines, with the NFU in August going so far as to say next year’s food production could be at risk without immediate government intervention.
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NewsTesco launches Scottish Finest Steakhouse range
It has 11 products including Tesco Finest Wagyu Ribeye Steak, Wagyu Rump Steak, Wagyu Sirloin Steak and Wagyu Fillet Steak
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NewsHappy Egg Co launches four SKU chilled range
Developed in collaboration with Tesco and available since 12 October, it comprises Mozzarella & Tomato Egg Bites, Ham Hock with Sweet Potato Frittata Slices and Boiled Eggs
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NewsBoparan Private Office announces £100m investment into UK turkey operations
Bernard Matthews will receive the lion’s share of the sum, according to the Ranjit Boparan-owned firm, with much of it bound for its Halesworth facility – which processes around 100k turkeys a week
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NewsFairfax Meadow launches into Brakes with 30-product range
The range covers beef, lamb, pork, chicken and veal, and is led by Fairfax Meadow’s Casterbridge beef, which is produced from PGI West Country cattle and aged for a minimum of 21 days
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NewsWhitworths revenues soar as demand for nuts and seeds climbs higher
Whitworths’ strong revenue growth pushed its underlying profits higher, with operating profit before adjustments growing from £5.9m to £7.4m
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NewsGreencore finishes ‘monumental’ year on a high
CEO Dalton Philips said the integration of Bakkavor continued to “make strides” as the group increased revenues 4.5% to £1bn in its fourth quarter to 25 September
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ProfilesHayman Distillers MD James Hayman on exports, MJ and British brands
‘I am concerned that the government does not appreciate the value of British-owned businesses’
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InterviewsHow viral fame took Flake Bake from closure to four million sales
Flake Bake has gone from strength to strength since its co-founder took it to Aldi’s TV show. Now he’s planning expansion while preserving flavour