Brexit is On – But There’s Still no Certainty for Food Producers
Following Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s landslide victory in this month’s general election, it is now very likely that his mandate to ‘get Brexit done’ will… Read More
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BBPA, Hospitality Ulster and Deloitte to Jointly Host FREE Brexit Preparedness Webinars for Sector
The British Beer & Pub Association, Hospitality Ulster and professional services company Deloitte are to host four free live webinars to help businesses and stakeholders… Read More
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Recent Food And Drink Price Surges Stall As Brexit Nears
The CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index remained flat during July 2019, after several months of unexpected increases across many categories of food and non-alcoholic beverages. The Index… Read More
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Industry Coalition Call on Conservative Leadership Contenders to Back Beer and Pubs
As part of an industry coalition, the British Beer & Pub Association has called on the two Conservative leadership contenders to back beers and pubs…. Read More
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Sector Fights for Deals on Brexit and Beyond
The eating and drinking out sector needs to fight its corner hard in government to secure the best outcomes on Brexit and many more issues, UKHospitality CEO Kate… Read More
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The Real Winners And Losers From Theresa May’s Deal
Wethersoon Charmain Tim Martin has spoken out criticising Prime Minister to reason May’s attempts to get her “Brexit” deal through parliament. Having been rejected three… Read More
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Brexit Turmoil-Industry Share Their Views
Following last night’s vote where MPs are soundly rejected Theresa May’s Brexit deal for a second time by a majority of 14, the government have… Read More
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Look Beyond Brexit To A Sustainable Approach, Urges Lynx Purchasing
Operators need to look beyond Brexit and focus on the opportunities that a sustainable approach to business offers, believes buying specialist Lynx Purchasing. “In the… Read More
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Disorderly Brexit And Staff Shortages Could See Economic Output In Hospitality Sector Lose Out On £1.8 Billion A Year By 2024
A ‘disorderly Brexit’ could see the UK’s hospitality industry suffer a £1.8 billion reduction in economic output, compared to an ‘orderly Brexit’ – a new… Read More
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Industry Responds To Commons “Disastrous” Vote On Brexit Deal
Following last night’s dramatic House of Commons rejection of the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal, industry bodies have voiced their concerns UKH Chief Executive, Kate Nicholls,… Read More
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Young’s Joins Carluccio’s in Promise to Pay for EU Worker Settled Status Claims
Pub group Young’s has confirmed it is to pay over £100,000 to cover the cost of settled status applications for its employees who are EU… Read More
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Tim Martin Responds To Critics In No Deal Brexit Video
Tim Martin, chairman of pub company Wetherspoon, has issued a video on-line, to rebut criticisms of comments he made in support of ‘no deal’ on… Read More
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Fry January? Brits as Likely to Ditch Bacon as Booze Come New Year’s Day
Veganuary is as popular as Dry January, with over 2.66m Brits set to ditch meat in 2019 Two-thirds (67%) have a New Year’s resolution –… Read More
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Tim Martin To Write To All 650 Mps To Highlight Protectionist Customs Union Re Brexit
Wetherspoon founder and chairman Tim Martin is writing to all 650 MPs to highlight how the customs union, and therefore the EU tariff system works,… Read More
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Councils Advised To Set Up ‘Food Resilience Teams’ To Prepare For Brexit
Local authorities should set up “food resilience teams” to prepare for different Brexit scenarios, according to an advice notice written by food policy experts. The… Read More
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