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As some Hong Kong protesters continue to harass tourists, retailers are baring the brunt, as shoppers from the mainland and even local residents are put off by the confrontation at malls. Source:HK businesses losing out as tensions continue over 'parallel traders' Cereal fiber has a ‘potentially protective’ role, say US researchers, after a study showed that people with the highest intake of cereal fiber had a 19% lower risk of death. Source:Cereal survivor: Fiber could be a protective part of our diets, say researchers Heat and Control plans to open a large-scale manufacturing facility in India to serve a rapidly growing snacks market and bolster business in the country, its sales head says. Source:Heat and Control awaits go-ahead for India mega plant Building a grassroots following is crucial for establishing an innovative food product, says the co-founder of meal replacement firm Ambronite. Source:Tending the grassroots: The importance of early adopters in NPD The European Commission is to look at 700 chemicals to predict whether they could be considered as endocrine disruptors. Source:European Commission to consider 700 chemicals for endocrine disrupting status Amelia Thornhill, restaurant manager at Budweiser Budvar Top 50 Gastropubs site the Plough Inn, in Longparish, is currently competing in the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts’ Annual Awards of Excellence. She told Daniel Woolfson about competing in the awards, the fundamentals of good service and how the Plough has dealt with new allergen legislation. […] The UK’s ‘desperate’ dairy sector needs more support from the British government, according to National Farmers Union (NFU) president Meurig Raymond. Source:Desperate dairy sector needs government support White and red wine remain the most popular drinks for restaurant goers, new figures have revealed. Source:Wine remains diners' top choice of drink The former head chef of Heston Blumenthal’s Hinds Head pub has become chef in residence for discount supermarket chain Lidl. Source:Heston pub chef joins Lidl Almost two thirds of consumers have drunk at a pub or bar in the last month, compared to almost 8 in 10 that have drunk at home, new figures have revealed. Source:Consumers returning to pubs but home drinking still most popular |
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