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Winemakers with the deepest pockets are better placed to maintain quality in the face of variable weather patterns
New in! Flat Coke
Carbon dioxide crunch exposes fragility of food supply chain
Expensive fertiliser and reduced yields are linked factors that could drive up agricultural commodity prices
The city endures after being buffeted by terrorism and the pandemic
Outlook is bleak in wake of fresh lockdowns and rising costs
Industry in talks with government about reviving CO2 production as soft drinks makers issue appeal
2 Sisters owner Ranjit Boparan asks the government to support two fertiliser plants that were shut by gas price surge
Unprecedented labour shortages have left hundreds of tonnes of produce rotting in the fields
Once ‘meat’ can be manufactured convincingly, those who own the IP will want you to consume much more of it
Fallout spreads from fertiliser makers and energy suppliers to meat and drink sectors
Shuttering of two CF facilities among first signs fuel’s supply crunch could hit industrial and farm production
Analysts want action while confidence in management is depleted but activists have no short-term fixes
The Restaurant Group looks to upgrade earnings forecast despite drop in diners since 2019
Main challenge is not cost cutting but generating more revenue growth
Luke Johnson retains 15% stake in deal he says values UK business at £200m
Most polluting sectors such as dairy receive most state support, while health and environment costs total $12tn a year
Fashion-chain owner Associated British Foods says profits to beat expectations as lower costs offset earlier sales decline
Central banks face difficult monetary policy trade-off between taming increases and risking recovery
What happens if Bordeaux and Burgundy become inhospitable terrain for the best grapes?
Supermarket chain says food-making operations would help mitigate commodity price increases and driver shortage
Energy companies tap into vegetable oil and fat supplies in pursuit of renewables targets
Plus, Silicon Valley continues to chase Theranos’s blood-testing vision and EY falls under scrutiny for a corporate implosion in Switzerland
The first UK private equity firm to list in decades has kept lucrative carried interest payments under wraps
Deal comes as UK’s largest craft brewer plans London IPO
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