Monthly Archives: February 2017
Wholesaler brews up a new coffee brand
FOODSERVICE wholesaler Bidvest has launched a new coffee label.
The new Black & White Coffee Co range is said to feature the “finest beans for...
Heat up your drinks range
Tea and coffee represent a real opportunity for the trade
AS pub and bar customers come to demand more from the on-trade venues they visit,...
All change for Papa Joe’s
RESTAURANTS in Dundee and Stirling have changed hands after property firm Cornerstone Business Agents completed the sale of the Papa Joe’s Restaurant Group.
The two...
An inconvenient truth for board
Ruling in Aberdeen underlines risks of basing refusals on health
REMEMBER the so-called ‘CTN’ retail sector? There was a time when many small businesses made...
Recycling firm signs on the dotted line
FOOD recycling firm Olleco has become the latest company to sign up to Zero Waste Scotland’s voluntary recycling initiative.
To become a signatory, companies must...
Follow Scottish waste rules to avoid penalties
OPERATORS failing to comply with Scottish food waste legislation could face on-the-spot fines from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), a recycling firm has...
It’s heating up in ScotHot’s kitchen
WITH one month to go, things are heating up ahead of ScotHot 2017 thanks to the unveiling of a star-studded chef line-up for the...
Three from Scotch firm
THE owner of the Deanston, Bunnahabhain and Tobermory distilleries has released three new limited edition malts.
Distell has launched Ledaig 19 Year Old and Tobermory...
Brexit Bill ruling is “unsettling”
Industry is concerned by lack of certainty for EU citizens
Trade groups have reiterated the need for continued protection of EU workers’ rights following the...
Pubco deal is full of beans
Star Pubs & Bars teams up with coffee firm
GLASGOW-based coffee roaster Matthew Algie has teamed up with Star Pubs & Bars in a deal...
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Luke Richardson
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