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 indicates significant easing in the Fish & Seafood category, with a month-on-month fall of almost 9% driven ...

As part of an industry coalition, the British Beer & Pub Association has called on the two Conservative leadership contenders to back beers and pubs. In letters written to both Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, which have been signed by ...

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 Nicholls told CGA’s Future of Finance conference. She was talking as the Conservative Party entered the later stages of ...

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 times with the possibility of it coming before Parliament for time Tim Martin says : ...

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 announced a series of measures to deal with a potential “no deal Brexit”. The government ...

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 current market, it can feel like a challenge to try and focus past the potential ...

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 study has revealed. The report, developed by workforce management company Quinyx in collaboration with Development ...

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, commented “Tonight’s vote in Parliament brings into stark reality the prospect of a no deal ...

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 nationals. The group, which has 1,800 members of staff from non-UK EU countries, will pay ...

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 BBC’s Question Time. Mr Martin said: “Mike Galsworthy, who represents an academic pressure group called ...