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Inside food & drink manufacturing
  14-Jul-2020
 
Special Edition: Supply chain

Hello and welcome to your free, monthly update of supply chain news from Food Manufacture. We begin this month with warnings to EFRA over the supply chain's ability to adjust to the hospitality sector reopening, while wholesalers call for help in removing frozen and ambient food from their warehouses. Also featured this month are stories on a road-map designed to tackle the COVID-19 slump and a sudden push from consumers to buy local thanks to the pandemic. If you know someone who would like to receive these free, monthly updates, send them this link. ​​

 
 
Supply chain will take time to ‘pivot’ as foodservice reopens
The food supply chain may take time to adjust to the reopening of the hospitality sector, Kate Nicholls UKHospitality chief executive has told the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Select Committee... Read

Coronavirus: best before dates shouldn't be obstacle as foodservice reopens
Wholesalers are calling for food manufacturers and the Government to help move ambient and frozen stock out of their warehouses as the foodservice sector prepares to reopen on 4 July... Read

Roadmap to help food systems tackle COVID-19 slump
A global roadmap to help the food supply chain recover from the impact of coronavirus has been set out by industry experts from six continents... Read

Consumers go local as food purchasing changes amid pandemic
Consumers are continuing to buy more food from local suppliers since the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic... Read

GCA’s tenure instils confidence in suppliers
Food and drink suppliers have been granted more power at the negotiating table after seven years of successful regulation in the groceries sector, according to the exiting Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA)... Read

 
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