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All Mixed Up on Lifetime TV Welcomes Back Domino Foods Inc., a member of ASR Gro...

Domino Foods will supply their secret sugar ingredient for the creation of unique appetizer, entrée and dessert dishes on reality cooking show
(Pompano Beach, FL – CISION – May 17, 2013) The producers of Designing Spaces™ proudly present Season 4 of All Mixed Up™, the successful reality-based cooking series on Lifetime Television. The food competition series will again feature Domino® Foods, Inc., a member of...

Axfood and OKQ8 extend cooperation

Axfood Sverige AB and OKQ8 have signed a new three-year cooperation agreement for the supply of newsstand and food retail products to OKQ8’s staffed service stations. The agreement takes effect on 1 June 2013.
"We are very pleased that OKQ8 has chosen to give us their continued long-term confidence, and we look forward to deepening and developing our partnership further. This cooperation will enable us to...
 

Bottling a Taste of the Caribbean

News release

10th May 2013
Glass manufacturer Beatson Clark is bringing a taste of the Caribbean to retail outlets by supplying a new bespoke bottle for the Caribbean Choice range of sauces.

Grace Foods UK has decided to move its Caribbean Choice Hot Pepper Sauce and Sweet Chilli Sauce from a squeezy plastic bottle into a 250ml white flint glass bottle.

Beatson Clark has...

New additions to The Regent Street Cocktail Safari

Regent Street restaurants Piccolino and Aubaine have recently joined the Regent Street Cocktail Safari since the successful launch earlier this year, bringing the number of participating Regent Street venues to 12.

The Regent Street Cocktail Safari is taking place at restaurants, cafés, bars and hotels along Regent Street, London W1 and will run throughout the year. Shoppers are able to enjoy multiple venues in one...
 

New Restaurant to Grace The Old Palace in Lincoln

News release

7th May 2013
A new restaurant showcasing the finest Lincolnshire produce is being launched at The Old Palace in Lincoln.

Following on from the success of the recent pop-up restaurants for Valentine’s and Mother’s Day, the hotel and conference centre in Minster Yard will be opening a permanent restaurant in the summer.

Open to members of the public as well as hotel guests, the restaurant will...

Make Dad’s Heart Melt with a Fondue Father’s Day

(May 6, 2013 – Orangeburg, NY):  When it comes to Father’s Day, the way to Dad’s heart may be through his stomach, but there are alternatives to splurging on an expensive dinner or hosting the traditional cookout. Emmi Roth USA suggests having a relaxing get-together at home and incorporating the engaging, social meal of fondue.  Whether dipping steak into a savory pot of melted cheese or dunking cookies into...
 

St Martin’s Courtyard Presents the Food and Flowers Festival

St Martin’s Courtyard will pay tribute to the heritage and future of Covent Garden this summer with a festival celebrating food and flowers. 

On Saturday 13 July between 12 noon and 5pm, all six international restaurants will serve unique dishes and drinks with a floral theme.  Flowers look beautiful but can also taste great, from the peppery taste of a nasturtium, to a sweetness of a hibiscus and the more familiar...
 

St Martin’s Courtyard Presents the Food and Flowers Festival

St Martin’s Courtyard will pay tribute to the heritage and future of Covent Garden this summer with a festival celebrating food and flowers. 

On Saturday 13 July between 12 noon and 5pm, all six international restaurants will serve unique dishes and drinks with a floral theme.  Flowers look beautiful but can also taste great, from the peppery taste of a nasturtium, to a sweetness of a hibiscus and the more familiar...
 

Pesticides Ruling to Impact Farmers

News release

30th April 2013
A controversial EU ruling on the use of a pesticide will have a “huge impact” on the farming community, leading farmers’ buying group Woldmarsh has warned.

The European Commission has intervened in a dispute between member states to suspend the use of pesticides containing neonicotinoid for flowering crops, which will remain off limits for the next two years. The reasons are based...
 

Pieminister’s opens its first pie and cider place

Bringing locally-made pies and cider to the people of Bristol 'till late every night
It’s 10 years since Jon Simon and Tristan Hogg baked their first pies on Stokes Croft in Central Bristol and the two friends and brothers-in-law kick-off the anniversary celebrations with their most exciting venture yet;  the transformation of the original pieminister site into a new place to come for quality pies and...