Food and Drink

New research released by market research and charity IGD reveals there is still a significant appetite for change among UK consumers to shift towards healthy and sustainable diets, as they continue to grapple with the impact of COVID-19.

Ss part of the Governments new Obesity Strategy, Public Health England have announced new targets for salt and calorie reduction, in a bid

Devizes-based brewer and retailer Wadworth has introduced its own Eat Out To Help Out scheme following the success with the government’s Eat Out To help Out scheme in August.

Following the success of the inaugural Fill a Flask campaign in 2019, 92 Only A Pavement Away volunteers in London and Brighton donated their time

Bidfood shares festive food predictions for a ‘Christmas with caution’, as it launches its 2020 Christmas range

Foodservice supplier Bidfood, has today launched its 2020 festive range, whilst also exploring consumers’

Action Against Hunger’s annual Love Food Give Food campaign is back this autumn and this year it’s bigger than ever before. During September and October

The UK eating and drinking-out market is showing signs of recovery, according to the latest Operational Real Estate Recovery Tracker from CBRE, but performance

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 Eat Out to Help Out scheme propelled food sales to 3% above the same week in 2019, CGA’s latest data shows.

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.

Barclaycard Payments’ quarterly SME Barometer reveals small and medium businesses have exceeded their revenue predictions for Q2. At the start of April

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 scheme running throughout August is doing more to help UK’s return to normality than government guidance changes says the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).