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Eat occasionally

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3rd Aug 2016 - 07:22

Recently, Mars took the bold step of announcing that various products in its Dolmio and Uncle Ben’s ranges, including some ready-made pasta sauces that are high in sugar, salt and fat, will be la

Assessing the impact of Brexit

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22nd Jul 2016 - 09:26

A weak pound may equate to higher costs for importers, happy days for exporters, and more expensive holidays for Brits abroad.

Three cheers for Olive

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20th Jul 2016 - 11:03

Three is the magic number, according to Damon Brown, and it wove its spell on Olive Catering in 2004 when he, Sally-Ann Bradley and Andrew Norrie got together to start their own contract catering

Return of veg appeal

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15th Jun 2016 - 07:49

Much has been done to communicate to consumers why they should eat more fruit and vegetables, and there’s no doubt that most people have an understanding that fruit and vegetables play a vital role

Once upon a time…

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7th Jun 2016 - 16:22

As far back as 1996, Bill Gates said “content is king”. Fast-forward to 2016, and the ability to produce hard-working copy that builds brand reputations is undoubtedly paramount.

Service & maintenance

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11th May 2016 - 07:05

Keeping a professional kitchen in optimum working order is essential for any public sector organisation that offers a daily catering service.

The last nine yards

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9th May 2016 - 07:15

Whenever healthcare caterers gather to compare notes, there is a recurring theme – products of the best quality, well cooked and beautifully presented can nevertheless be a let down if they are col

Targeting school waste

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19th Apr 2016 - 07:05

According to recent statistics from WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme), schools in England generate 80,382t of food waste each year, equating to nearly 15% of the country’s entire commer

Weight and see

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15th Apr 2016 - 07:06

New research for the Malnutrition Task Force reveals that only half (51 per cent) of health professionals think malnutrition is a priority in their organisations.