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Beverages

The Beverages section on Catering Today covers the latest developments, trends, and business insights from across the UK drinks industry. From coffee and soft drinks to beers, wines, and spirits, it examines product innovation, supplier partnerships, and changing consumer preferences influencing restaurant, pub, and catering operations. Featuring brand updates, market analysis, and expert commentary, this coverage helps hospitality professionals stay informed on the commercial and operational drivers shaping the beverage segment.

  • Dec- 2018 -
    14 December
    Franklin & Sons sees gin sales double due to ‘demand’ for natural ingredients

    Franklin & Sons sees gin sales double due to ‘demand’ for natural ingredients

    Independent drinks company Global Brands has seen sales of its premium tonics, mixers and soft drinks range Franklin & Sons more than double on the back of the gin boom as it says customers “demand natural ingredients”. Total value sales of the range increased by more than double in the…

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  • 13 December
    Time Out to open food market in London’s Waterloo

    Time Out to open food market in London’s Waterloo

    Time Out Group, the global media and entertainment business, has signed a conditional lease agreement for a new Time Out Market in London, with planning already granted. Time Out Market London will be located in Waterloo at a retail and leisure development in the station where almost 100 million passengers…

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  • 11 December
    Over a third of F&B businesses impacted by plant-based trend

    Over a third of F&B businesses impacted by plant-based trend

    Plant-based food and veganism, the free-from movement and booze-free beverages have been identified as the top three trends which impacted F&B businesses in 2018, according to research by The International Food & Drink Event (IFE). The research, which surveyed professionals in the sector, also revealed that plant-based eating, sustainable packaging,…

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  • 10 December
    Wolf Alice launch ‘Yuk Brew’ craft beer

    Wolf Alice launch ‘Yuk Brew’ craft beer

    Mercury Prize winning band, Wolf Alice have announced their own craft beer named ‘Yuk Brew’ in reference to their song ‘Yuk Foo’. The band will release the beer in partnership with Manchester craft brewers Seven Bro7hers, and will launch the beer at their final two gigs of the year at…

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  • 5 December
    The Samling launches £400 per glass cocktail

    The Samling launches £400 per glass cocktail

    The Samling Hotel in the Lake District has released a new cocktail which will cost £400 per glass. House cocktail 22.5, is served in a champagne flute crafted by Cumbria Crystal (whose glass creations have been featured in James Bond films) and is made with Christian Faure Grand Armagnac, Sir…

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  • Nov- 2018 -
    30 November
    Greene King to give free soft drinks to designated drivers this Christmas

    Greene King to give free soft drinks to designated drivers this Christmas

    Over 1,000 Greene King pubs across the UK are taking part in an annual Christmas anti-drink drive campaign with Coca Cola, by offering nominated drivers free soft drinks, for the ninth year in a row. Drivers will receive a voucher to use on their next purchase when they buy any…

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  • 27 November
    St Peter’s Brewery launches zero alcohol beer on draft for first time

    St Peter’s Brewery launches zero alcohol beer on draft for first time

    St Peter’s Brewery has signed a new contract with the Old Spot Pub Company to serve its 0.0% golden craft beer, Without brand, on tap for the first time. Available in 30 litre stainless steel kegs, the beer will be served on draft in the Old Spot Pub Company’s establishments…

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  • 27 November
    Carlsberg pollution leads to restorative charity donations

    Carlsberg pollution leads to restorative charity donations

    Carlsberg has paid £120,000 to environmental charities as part of an Enforcement Undertaking (EU), following two pollution incidents in the River Nene, in Northampton. The EU was offered to the Environment Agency after the company admitted causing two similar diesel pollution incidents in the River Nene in July and October…

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  • 20 November
    Crussh announces move into workplace catering

    Crussh announces move into workplace catering

    Crussh, the healthy food and juice chain, has added a new format to its existing offering with a move into workplace catering. The company opened its first workplace catering format in the recently renovated Minster Building, in the City of London, on Friday 16 November. Minster Building is managed by…

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  • 19 November
    Limin’ opens east London restaurant

    Limin’ opens east London restaurant

    Trinidadian rum shop and restaurant Limin’ is to open a branch in London’s Shoreditch at Spitalfields Market. The restaurant will operate as a pop-up until New Year’s Eve and it is not yet known what will happen with the business in 2019. The menu will be half food and half…

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