Food and Drink

Deliveroo has announced its ‘Eat In to Help Out’ scheme in support of small restaurants struggling in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Over three quarters of the British public support an extension of government’s the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which is set to end on Monday. 

More than 20 leading companies and individuals from the food service sector have joined forces to launch ‘Food Service Circle’ (FSC) – a platform aiming to offer support

The government eat out to help out (EOTHO) scheme is proving a hit particularly with older diners and is giving the sector a much-needed boost.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that over 35 million meals were bought using his ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ initiative during the first two weeks of August

The Eat Out to Help Out initiative is bringing consumers back to into pubs and restaurants—and is giving casual dining chains in particular, a much-needed lift.

High Street casual dining chain Pizza Express is considering closing 67 of its UK restaurants, which would result the loss of 1,100 jobs, bringing the estimated total of jobs lost in the hospitality sector since the pandemic broke to 17,000.

EFRA Committee report identifies impact of COVID-19 on supply chain business and recommends Government support