P&H in administration
Financially beleaguered wholesaler Palmer & Harvey has gone into administration in a collapse which has resulted in the immediate loss of over 2000 jobs.
Boxing clever for the big day
Boxing clever for the big day
Bill could spell end of unpaid trial shifts
Member’s bill has second reading this month
Crime continues to cost millions
BRC figures reveal a £700m black hole
Swizzels celebrates
Classic brand still going strong at 90 years young
Misconduct can be a tricky dismissal
When an employee’s bad behaviour goes too far and becomes a problem for the business, managers and owners tend to feel justified in dismissing for misconduct. However, even straightforward cases can lead to a tribunal .
Demand for wider choice
Low sugar and protein popular
Vote imminent on Landmark Wholesale and Today’s deal
Buying groups drop merger bombshell
SRC calls for business rates freeze
SRC calls on Mackay to forgo inflationary rise
Mental health help
Licensed trade benevolent charity The Ben has launched a new campaign focused on mental health
Merry-ish festive sales for grocery
British grocery sales saw a “reasonable, but not spectacular” final Christmas trading period, according to Mike Watkins, Nielsen’s UK head of retailer insight
RVM boss has eye on c-stores
Envipco president Robert Lincoln talks DRS
Deposit return trial gets underway
Dennis and Linda Williams welcome guests for launch of 12-week DRS pilot scheme across three c-stores .
Celebrating one century in style
CJ Lang marked milestone last month
Veggie food to be sold in meat aisle
As the popularity of meat-alternative products continues to grow at pace, Tesco has decided to place its meat and meat-free products side by side for the first time
DRS ding dong at Scottish parliament
CPG focuses on ScotGov’s controversial proposals .
