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  • 1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler |William Dodds

    Now, every broiler farm supplying Avara will operate at a density of 30kg per square metre, down from the previous Red Tractor standard of 38 kg per square metre. Commenting on the change, incoming Avara CEO Chris Hall said: “Switching our programme to a lower stocking density is another step forward in quality and higher welfare with our customers, supplied here in the UK to standards shoppers can trust.

  • 1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | William Dodds |Gwen Ridler

    Jones joined the global snacking firm earlier this month and will be responsible for quality and food safety across the entire business. With several years of experience in the food and drink sector, Jones served as technical director at Innocent Drinks between September 2022 and January 2024. Prior to that, he worked as interim director for quality, safety and environment at Britvic (now Carlsberg Britvic).

  • 1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | William Dodds |Gwen Ridler

    The protest was organised by animal protection charity The Humane League UK, which recently published a league table of UK supermarkets that ranked the retailers according to progress made towards eliminating the sale of caged hen eggs. All 10 supermarkets named in the rankings have committed to sourcing only cage-free eggs by the end of 2025, with Iceland ranking last.

  • 1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler |William Dodds

    Available from 28 April, the dark chocolate rocky road treats are filled with mini versions of Candy Kittens’ Wild Strawberry sweets and pieces of crunchy gluten-free biscuit, Rocky Roads will be available in the Free-From section at Morrisons and Ocado from the end of this month, rolling out to Tesco and Waitrose from June.

  • 1 week ago | foodmanufacture.co.uk | Gwen Ridler |William Dodds

    The family-owned bakery business announced the closure of its nine sites at the beginning of March through a social media post by owners Neil, Howard and Truddy Tubbs. They pointed to several factors that played into their decision, not least the current state of bakery manufacturing, inflation and a lack of consumer demand due to the cost-of-living-crisis.