Trade up your coffee offer to maximise on-trade margins
Pubs need to offer a recognised coffee brand to take advantage of the growing demand for premium coffee within the on-trade, according to Italian coffee producer Lavazza.
Archives for July 6, 2018
20 gin festivals cancelled as company goes into administration
Gin Festival Limited has announced that its series of craft gin festivals across the country have been called off, after the company went into administration.
My shout: Plastics and packaging – a necessary evil?
Mike Hanson, head of sustainable business at independent hospitality provider Baxterstorey considers whether plastic packaging is a necessary evil.
Opinion: Low-to-no-alcohol beer comes of age
Our beer writer takes a born-again approach to a once-reviled beer sub-sector.
England seek World Cup semi-final
Gareth Southgate's young lions take on Sweden in a World Cup quarter final as they look to equal their best World Cup performance since 1966.
CAMRA publishes new edition of Peak District pub walks guide
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has released a third edition of its pocket-sized guide to pub walks in the Peak District.
British foods that are dying out
Tripe, giblets and eel are the three foods that becoming less popular as fewer Brits are eating these foods and two thirds are unwilling to try them, according to a Government survey.
Operator renames pub the Trump Arms for president's visit
A west London pub is being rebranded as the Trump Arms in honour of US President Donald Trump’s visit to the UK on Friday 13 July.
‘We’ll need to recruit 4,000 staff over next 18 months’ says Fuller's
Fuller’s has estimated that it will need to recruit another 4,000 staff over the next 18 months in order to sustain its current level of service, chief executive Simon Emeny told delegates at the MCA Pub Conference earlier this week.