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The division jointly owned by Pfizer is due to be spun off in London listing later this year
The consumer goods group would probably have to go higher to win, shouldering heavy debts
Frozen products may be the best way for the government to achieve greater food security
Jim Chanos says plant-based producer has ceased to be a growth company
Food ordering app specialist benefits from rush to create restaurant delivery services during pandemic
Shares are only slightly higher than when consumer goods group fought off a bid from Kraft Heinz
German food delivery app suffers share price retreat despite boom in orders
Seattle-based coffee chain expects to open 2,000 new stores this year
Discounter says squeeze on household budgets is ‘top priority’ for most consumers
Lockdowns forced the €15bn Italian spirits maker to target at-home drinkers in a way it had not done before
MPs says government has failed to provide details of how new scheme will work
Crop damage linked to climate change could lead to stockpiling or trade restrictions, experts warn
Some 5,000 tonnes of the white stuff is likely to go down the drain after planners overshoot the mark
Slowing growth and valuation make for an unappetising combination
Tighter ‘Made in America’ rules could fuel tensions with trading partners
Squeezed supply chains threaten yields of livestock, dairy and arable producers
Market for vintage bubbly ‘on a tear’ as investors scoop up classic years for labels such as Dom Pérignon and Krug
Total catch for British fleets reduced following scientific advice as dispute over licences for French boats rumbles on
Changes to consumer behaviour brought on by the pandemic are proving ‘sticky’
Fast-food group to serve smaller servings following Canada port backlog
Duke of Westminster-backed start-up ceases trading and cancels deliveries after failing to secure further funding
Sainsbury’s, Carrefour and Ahold Delhaize clean up supply chains to cut CO2 emissions
Cull of 500,000 animals fails to halt spread of virus introduced by migratory birds
Concerns about challenging weather have also driven up prices
CEO seeks to counter perception among investors that drinkers are turning away from beverage
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