Beef overtakes chicken on pub menus
Beef is now the most popular protein for pub diners, the MCA Menu & Food Trends Report 2017 has shown.
Archives for May 4, 2017
Consumers demand low-calorie beer options
The move towards a healthier lifestyle has meant that consumer demands have changed and brewers are responding with a range of new variants including low-calorie beers.
Consumers 'hugely misunderstand' sugar tax
The sugar tax has caused confusion among consumers with two thirds of those quizzed thinking it applies to sweets and confectionery rather than soft drinks, new research has revealed.
Business rates reform ‘critical’ as ‘burden reaches tipping point’
Fundamental business-rates reform is “even more critical” now the country faces the challenges of negotiating its future relationship with Europe, a group of eight leading trade bodies has told the main political parties.
Oakman Inns launches £2.5m crowdfunding programme
Oakman Inns is seeking to raise £2.5m through crowdfunding platform Downing Crowd to fund the total renovation of its newly acquired Royal Foresters pub site in Berkshire.
Paper £5 notes no longer legal tender
The paper £5 notes, featuring Elizabeth Fry on the back, will cease to be legal tender from midnight tonight (Friday 5 May). The Morning Advertiser looks at what you need to know.
New low-ABV craft beer signals category growth
The launch of a new low-alcohol beer from a London craft brewery highlights strong growth in the category.
Final weekend to enjoy premiership rugby
All 12 teams in rugby union's premiership will be playing on the final day of league action this Saturday (6 May).
Small brewers coalition launches review to support duty relief campaign
The Small Brewers Duty Reform Coalition (SBDRC) is to launch its independent review to support calls to review a tax policy for small brewers.