Ingredient prices at highest in more than a year
Wholesale foodservice prices rose again in October 2018 to reach their highest rate since September 2017, research has found.
Archives for December 4, 2018
Yellow Belly beer faces discontinuation amid trademark dispute
Yellow Belly, brewed by Buxton Brewery and Swedish company Omnipollo, may be discontinued amid a trademark dispute.
Raves do not have to be illegal
You may have seen recent news reporting the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s concerns over a rise in illegal raves across Britain.
Opinion
Gearing up for hospitality's new 'arms race'
Business has never been more competitive, and we are now in a new ‘arms race’ – the search for skilled team members.
Opinion
Pubs need a formal scheme to help diversify
Is it time the Government formally encouraged pubs to widen their remit in order to boost business?
Pubco creates Christmas recipes for people living with cancer
Brewer and pubco Greene King has devised 10 Christmas recipes for people living with cancer, in a partnership with charity Macmillan.
Hungry Horse takes Christmas to a whole new level with 'cows in quilts' dish
Forget about pigs in blankets this Christmas as one national pub chain is offering its consumers a twist on the old festive favourite.
Harcourt Inns tastes success at Restaurant R200 Awards
London-based pub group Harcourt Inns won the Food-led Pub Company of the Year award at last night's (3 December) R200 Awards.
Six chips are an 'ideal portion', says Harvard professor
Six fries are an ideal portion, according to a Harvard professor who dubbed the food a “starch bomb”. The Morning Advertiser asked UK industry experts if portions served by pubs here were too large.
The Big Interview
BrewDog bound Ben Lockwood optimistic for UK on-trade
Mitchells & Butlers’ beer and cider procurement manager Ben Lockwood’s passion for the sector has propelled him to the top of his game. But what’s next for the man who knows almost everyone in the trade now he’s moving to BrewDog?