Taco Truck Faces £6,000 Rebrand After Trademark Lawsuit
A Modesto food truck owner must rename his business 'Flaco's Tacos' by January 1 after a cease and desist from a Chicago chain. He's asking the public for new name ideas.
Category : Search result: food manufacturing business
Tunnock's profits hit by global cocoa shortage
Scottish confectionery giant Tunnock's sees profits fall sharply despite record sales, as cocoa bean costs quadruple due to climate change and poor harvests. Discover how this national icon is responding.
Eurotunnel cancels UK investments over tax hike
Channel Tunnel operator halts £15m UK projects as business rates set to triple, joining Exxon and AstraZeneca in investment freeze ahead of Budget. Read the full analysis.
UK Industry Demands Urgent Action on Energy Costs
UK manufacturers face crisis as high industrial energy prices force plant closures. Government urged to fast-track support scheme before more jobs are lost. Act now.
King Charles marks 2 years of food waste project
King Charles visited Fortnum & Mason to celebrate the second anniversary of his Coronation Food Project, which has redistributed millions of meals from surplus food to tackle UK hunger.
JLR cyber attack cost £200m, caused major losses
A devastating cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover cost the firm nearly £200 million, forcing a five-week UK production halt and contributing to major financial losses. Discover the full impact.
Joanna Gaines launches Magnolia Table frozen food at Target
HGTV star Joanna Gaines debuts her Magnolia Table frozen food range at Target, featuring cinnamon rolls and banana bread. The launch follows her new cooking show and mixed fan reactions.
La Tiara Taco Shells Make Comeback After Factory Buyout
Popular La Tiara taco shells, absent from shops since January, are returning after General Mills acquired the Missouri plant. Production resumes January 2026. Discover the revival story.
Greencore faces CMA probe over Bristol acquisition
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into Greencore's purchase of cake decoration manufacturer, raising competition concerns in food manufacturing sector.
Carl's Jr Shuts California Locations Over Minimum Wage
Rising operational costs and California's new $20 minimum wage legislation have compelled Carl's Jr to close multiple locations across the state, highlighting the ongoing struggle between business viability and progressive labour reforms.
American vs British Fast Food: Shocking Taste Test
We put classic American fast food head-to-head with beloved British counterparts in a transatlantic taste battle that reveals surprising winners and culinary culture clashes.
McDonald's Asia outage forces store closures across region
A significant technology failure has hit McDonald's operations across multiple Asian countries, forcing restaurants in Japan, Hong Kong, and Australia to suspend operations temporarily.
London business activity hits 13-month high
London's private sector surges with strongest growth in over a year, outpacing national average as business confidence soars across the capital.
Manchester pet food startup uses insect protein
A Manchester-based pet food company is revolutionising the industry with sustainable insect protein, achieving B Corp status while taking on corporate giants in the pet nutrition sector.
Domino's Shares Plunge 10% on Irish Franchise Crisis
Domino's Pizza Group shares plummet as Irish franchisee financial crisis threatens expansion plans and reveals deeper structural problems in the pizza giant's operations.
Deliveroo shuts London operations in major strategy shift
Food delivery giant Deliveroo announces closure of its London operations as part of global restructuring, affecting local restaurants and riders while focusing on international expansion.
JLR Fuels UK Manufacturing Boom - PMI Hits 18-Month High
Britain's automotive sector shows strongest growth since May 2024 as Jaguar Land Rover expansion and improved supply chains drive manufacturing revival. Exclusive analysis of the latest PMI data reveals surprising economic resilience.
UK business activity hits 7-month low amid manufacturing slump
Britain's private sector hits weakest growth since November as manufacturing contraction and service sector slowdown signal economic headwinds ahead.
Jamaica declares disaster over deepening food crisis
Jamaica declares state of emergency over food security as shortages threaten millions. Government implements radical measures including price controls and emergency imports to combat worsening crisis.
JLR refutes government's £15bn support claims
Jaguar Land Rover challenges ministers' assertions about accessing £15bn support package, revealing only £2.5bn was actually drawn in high-stakes automotive industry dispute.
Princes tuna firm considers London stock market float
Major UK tinned food producer Princes, owner of popular tuna brands, announces plans for potential London IPO that could value the business at hundreds of millions and reshape the grocery sector.
New York Food Banks in Emergency Shutdown - Hunger Crisis
A perfect storm of funding crises and soaring demand has forced New York's emergency food network to the brink of collapse, leaving vulnerable families without essential supplies.
Labour MPs Challenge Government Over Manufacturing Crisis
Senior Labour figures Justin Madders and Matthew Pennycook challenge ministers over failure to protect British manufacturing jobs and industry from economic pressures.
Puma Slashes Hundreds of Jobs Amid Economic Pressures
Sportswear giant Puma announces significant workforce reduction of hundreds of positions globally as company faces challenging market conditions and potential EU tariffs on Chinese imports.
Aston Martin profits accelerate despite US tariff pressure
British luxury carmaker Aston Martin Lagonda reports strong profit growth and sales surge, navigating challenging US tariffs while maintaining its premium positioning.
Aston Martin's Stroll defends strategy amid turnaround
Lawrence Stroll addresses critics of Aston Martin's business strategy, defending his leadership as the luxury carmaker works through its latest turnaround plan with confidence in future profitability.
Mouldy Food: What's Safe To Eat?
Food safety experts reveal when mouldy food should be binned and when it's perfectly safe to consume, potentially saving households hundreds of pounds annually.
SpudBros accused of bullying small business over name
Fast-growing potato bar chain SpudBros faces bullying allegations after demanding small business Spud Brothers change its name in a bitter trademark dispute that's left the food industry divided.
SpudBros accused of bullying small business in trademark row
A family-run potato business faces David vs Goliath battle after SpudBros allegedly threatened legal action over similar branding in what's being called corporate bullying of small UK enterprises.
Greencore Faces CMA Probe Over £15m Merger Deal
The Competition and Markets Authority launches investigation into Greencore's acquisition of bakery firm, raising concerns about reduced competition in UK food manufacturing sector.
Page 1 of 4