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Dutch brewer Heineken, the maker of Amstel and Tiger beer, has reported a 7.4pc rise in profits for the six months to the end of June, its first set of results since acquiring Scottish and Newcastle earlier this year.
Manufacturers are dealing with rising raw ingredients prices by cutting the size of the unit on offer. Scottish and Newcastle, which brews Strongbow, admitted it cut the number of cans in a case from 18 to 15 because of costs. Other cuts include Cadbury’s "family share" sized chocolate bars dropping from 250g to 230g and Waitrose [...]
Lets start the week with a bang, a very big bang! In fact it was so big I reckon a few of the spectators would have needed clean underwear after that. Yesterday the final part of the Scottish And Newcastle Breweries here in Newcastle was demolished with a controlled explosion and I was there to film and video it for my website.
Here is the video..
Hers a link to my site...
01 May 2008 Scottish & Newcastle Pub Enterprises (SNPE) have chosen to upgrade to the newest version of Horizon to ensure that the rationalisation of processes continues to result in increased efficiency. Scottish & Newcastle Pub Enterprises is the leased pub division of Scottish & Newcastle UK and operates over 2000 pubs in partnership with individual business people throughout the UK. S&N Pub Enterprises...
Scottish & Newcastle Pub Enterprises (SNPE) have chosen to upgrade to the newest version of Horizon to ensure that the rationalisation of processes continues to result in increased efficiency. ... read more
JOHN QUEALLY reported Al Eile to be in fine form ahead of his bid to win the Scottish and Newcastle Pub Enterprises Aintree Hurdle for a third time a week tomorrow.
FIRST Minister Alex Salmond is to meet with the proposed new owners of brewery giant Scottish and Newcastle to seek assurances over jobs in the Capital.