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The latest industry news from the business journalists at Catering Today. We bring you the latest on what’s happening in the restaurants, bars and catering industry, with exclusive stories, analysis, best practice and industry comment.
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Nov- 2018 -29 November
Gove meets with restaurant chains over labelling law change
Environment secretary Michael Gove has met with allergy groups and food businesses, including Pret A Manger to discuss his commitment…
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29 November
Frankie and Benny’s offers free meal to diners who hand in mobile phone
Frankie and Benny’s has announced a new ‘No Phone Zone’ promotion, which will see a free meal offered to diners…
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28 November
The Restaurant Group acquisition of Wagamama to go ahead
The Restaurant Group’s (TRG) acquisition of Wagamama is to go ahead despite 40% of shareholders voting against the deal. Shares…
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28 November
Vegan protesters booed out of Brighton restaurant
Vegan protesters have been booed out of a Brighton restaurant by diners after they played sounds of animals being slaughtered…
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28 November
Chef Michael Caines to open restaurant in Exmouth
Award-winning chef Michael Caines MBE is the latest tenant to join property developer Grenadier’s new scheme on Exmouth waterfront. Caines,…
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28 November
Costa and Barclaycard release ‘UK first’ contactless reusable cup
Costa Coffee has partnered with Barclaycard to launch reusable contactless coffee cup, which is said to be the first of…
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27 November
St Peter’s Brewery launches zero alcohol beer on draft for first time
St Peter’s Brewery has signed a new contract with the Old Spot Pub Company to serve its 0.0% golden craft…
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27 November
Steak house chain launches the ‘Brexit Burger’
To help Britons count down to the Brexit deadline, steak house chain Steakout will be offering a Brexit Burger and…
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27 November
Pub employment rises despite closures
A new report has found that pub employment has risen in the last 10 years despite a quarter of pubs…
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27 November
Carlsberg pollution leads to restorative charity donations
Carlsberg has paid £120,000 to environmental charities as part of an Enforcement Undertaking (EU), following two pollution incidents in the…
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