Brewery industry leaders have blamed excessive duty for stifling innovation in the sector.
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Two companies – Brakes and Paragon Quality Foods – which supplied contaminated food to pub restaurant operator Whitbread are continuing with tests on their beef products. Source:Horsemeat Scandal: Suppliers continue with tests following Whitbread contamination Whitbread, the pub restaurant group, has confirmed that traces of horsemeat have been found in selected beef burger and meat lasagne products. Source:Horsemeat scandal: Whitbread confirms horsemeat in beef products Pubs minister Brandon Lewis is set to speak at the BII (British Institute of Innkeeping) annual lunch in May. Leicestershire-based Everards has posted “resilient” results for the year to 30 September 2012, with operating profits up 11% to £3m on turnover up 3.9% to £29.3m, as it seeks new acquisitions. The chairman of a Lewisham Council committee that introduced a planning policy to protect pubs is urging the Mayor of London to introduce something similar to preserve all outlets across the capital. Source:Lewisham councillor calls for London Mayor to introduce pub protection policy Licensees and doorstaff are being reminded not to hand back any false IDs to prevent them being used elsewhere. The Federation of Licensed Victuallers Associations has revealed a new logo and website to show that it is a “forward-thinking” organisation. Blocking the country’s largest brewing company from acquiring one of its competitors will benefit consumers. Source:America’s Beer Duopoly |
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