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Pub property agents have welcomed Ed Miliband’s commitment to freeze business rates for small firms if there is a Labour Government, but are sceptical as to whether it would go ahead. Source:Pub property agents welcome Labour Party business rates plan The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) is “heavily engaged” in the G8’s “major discussions” about import and export tariffs, chief executive Brigid Simmonds announced at the BBPA’s autumn Key Issues Forum last week. Source:BBPA in battle for fairer export tariffs Halewood International is hoping to take it Josef Meiers liqueur range to a younger audience, with the launch of a lower ABV herbal schnapps. Source:Lower alcohol herbal liqueur launched for younger drinkers The Christmas party season is one time of year that busy publicans simply cannot afford to get wrong. December brings the heaviest drinks sales plus a customer who’s keen to trade up to a treat. Here are some top tips on getting ready for Christmas. Source:Top tips on getting your pub ready for […] An energy broker has warned that suppliers’ termination of automatic rollover contracts is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” that’s likely to lead to higher rates. Source:Energy contract changes are 'a wolf in sheep's clothing', warns broker Love Drinks has unveiled a bison grass-infused vodka to rival First Drinks’ Zubrowka brand. Source:Love Drinks launches rival bison grass vodka Tim Bacon has set out his expansion plans for the Living Ventures-led Gusto brand and the recently renamed New World Trading Company, his pub-led venture backed by the Hill Capital Partners Food & Beverage Fund. Source:MA300: Gusto and New World look to London Almost one in four lessees of Star Pubs & Bars, the Heineken-owned leased pub operator, have signed up to the deal that offers 30% off Sky Ultimate if they stock specific Heineken products. Source:One in four Star pubs take cut-price Sky deal Leeds Brewery is looking to expand its pub estate more rapidly over the coming years. Source:MA300: Leeds Brewery looks to grow pub estate Orchid Pub Company has reported modest underlying growth across its c240-strong estate for the year to 31 December 2012, 12 months it decribed as “transformational”, whilst like-for-like sales are currently ahead by 3%. Source:Orchid reports modest underlying growth |
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