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Real Bread Campaign launches new scheme for bakers

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28th Aug 2009 - 00:00
Supported by the Big Lottery Fund, the Real Bread Campaign is a national movement encouraging the increased production and consumption of Real Bread in Britain. Chris Young of the Real Bread Campaign

Derbyshire food & drink awards finalists revealed

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28th Aug 2009 - 00:00
The shortlisted restaurants are: • Fisher's - Baslow • Buckinghams - Chesterfield • Old Hall Hotel - Buxton • Mileburne Restaurant - Melbourne • East Lodge Restaurant - Rowsley • The Dinin

Jus-Rol launches new logo and website

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25th Aug 2009 - 00:00
With the launch of Jus-Rol Professional, users can read all about the new product developments, sign up for the quarterly newsletter to receive the latest news and offers. Caterers can also get inspir

Hospice chef wins top accolade

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25th Aug 2009 - 00:00
Five shortlisted chefs took part in a cook-off at the top-flight catering facilities at the Worcester Warriors Club and were asked to produce and serve a three-course meal in two hours.

France launches dedicated zone at Speciality

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24th Aug 2009 - 00:00
The zone will be the largest national pavilion with a 200 m2 space and will be showcasing everything from charcuterie to snails, sweets to biscuits, cheese to jams, wine to truffles and much more. Fra

Are cereals as healthy as they say?

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24th Aug 2009 - 00:00
Many cereal brands claim to improve health with ingredients such as vitamins and oat bran, but hide the fact that they also contain high levels of sugar, fat and salt. Big names including Kellogg's, S

The B.B.C returns

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21st Aug 2009 - 00:00
The regional heats Each participant is given 15 minutes practice time and then a further six minutes to produce two cappuccinos and two espressos.

FSA warns food business operators about bogus emails

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20th Aug 2009 - 00:00
The emails are using the FSA Scotland name as a basis for the submission of information and demand payment of £650 for a registration fee. The Agency is warning food business operators that if they r