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Jamaica Blue Choose Deliveroo
Jamaica Blue Choose Deliveroo
The launch comes just a few weeks after the coffee outlet introduced its Signature Harvest Collection.
Domino's Pizza shakes up menu with Lotta-Chocca Pizza
It serves four people and is about 204 kilocalorie per serving.
Ichi Buns to kickoff at Wardour Street
The brand’s specialty will be Asian-styled burgers.
China's Hony Capital poised to enter the UK market
It will kick-off its expansion with the launch of one of its Chinese cuisine outlet brands in London by the end of year, according to Reuters.
Burger King Russia soon to accept BTC payments
This is poised to be a major development to the cryptocurrency in Eastern Europe.
LEON soon to cater to travelling public
The fast food chain will be available on the UK motorway in time for the summer.
Five Guys launches in Liverpool ONE
The new location is in part of an ongoing expansion plan.
Ember Yard brings back its burger
To mark the Burger Referendum, the restaurant will be giving out 100 free burgers starting from June 30.
Pret a Manger replaces audit firm
The restaurant chain has replaced the accountancy firm with rival Ernst & Young.
Price inflation in food service peaks at 9%
Foodservice price inflation (FPI) has increased from 5.8% last month.
Mcdonald's to partner with Uber in Trial
The fast food behemoth is set to trial home delivery with app Uber in 22 outlets across the UK.
Crussh debuts in Sainsbury
It is Crussh’s first shop to be situated in a grocery retail outlet.
Costa starts the year with a sales growth of 8.7%
Whitbread PLC has reported the brand's like for like sales with 1.1% total sales.
LEON switches to 100% UK solar power for the summer
The solar energy that will power LEON will come from over 1,000 sites across the UK.
Chilango introduces summer menu
The new summer menu includes the restaurant’s signature chilango with a twist.
Pho Cafe releases new offerings
The Vietnamese restaurant shakes up its summer menu with #PhoFridays and a Vietnamese Summer.
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers responds to Queen's speech
The ALMR is disappointed over the lack of specific business rates reform for the next two Parliamentary years.
