“Although the crisis is likely to prove a temporary interruption to our insatiable demand for sausage rolls rather than a sign of dramatically changing tastes, it is quite a sustained break, and it’s going to take a toll. Greggs has previously said it doesn’t expect a return to pre-Covid levels of operations until 2022 at the earliest.”
Elsewhere, other firms reported price rises to other inputs such as animal feed, chemicals, aluminium, steel, cooking oil and...
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The four Houthi boats attacked at around 06:30 Yemeni time (03:30 GMT) with mounted weapons and small arms, getting...
HSBC has joined two other major lenders in reducing mortgage rates following hints of a summer base rate cut...
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Qatar Holding, a sovereign wealth fund, is contributing $375m, while Saudi Arabian investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who had...
Mr Stein added that the latest phase of the inquiry had shown an “appalling lack of professionalism of lawyers,...
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