France

Coverage explores food, drink, and hospitality developments across key French markets, including Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Bordeaux, with a focus on culinary trends, casual dining formats, sustainability initiatives, and the movement of brands between France and the UK. Reporting offers insight for operators tracking international influence, chef-led innovation, and sourcing practices, as well as UK businesses exploring franchising or cross-border growth opportunities.

  • Nov- 2018 -
    30 November
    EducationNew degrees unveiled by Glion Institute of Higher Education

    New degrees unveiled by Glion Institute of Higher Education

    Glion Institute of Higher Education, hospitality management institution, has announced its new portfolio of master’s degrees available across campuses in the UK and Switzerland. First programme intakes are in September 2019 to meet growing demand among students and industry employers for relevant postgraduate hospitality education. In addition to the current…

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  • 22 November
    Pubs and BarsNearly 70% of Edinburgh businesses support ‘tourist tax’

    Nearly 70% of Edinburgh businesses support ‘tourist tax’

    A recent survey by the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce found that 69% of businesses would support the introduction of a Transient Visitor Levy (TVL) in Edinburgh. The survey yielded views from 200 businesses and organisations from across the city, from a range of industries including hospitality, financial services, creative industries…

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  • Jul- 2018 -
    24 July
    RestaurantsRoyal Harbour Hotel manager launches Little Ships Restaurant and Cafe

    Royal Harbour Hotel manager launches Little Ships Restaurant and Cafe

    Hotelier James Thomas and chef Craig Mather have opened the Little Ships Restaurant and Cafe in Ramsgate, Kent. The new site is an eight-minute walk from the Royal Harbour Hotel, overlooks the marina and seats 80 people including its outside tables. It occupies the former Miles Bar site, which closed…

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  • Jun- 2018 -
    20 June
    Awards & EventsCatering News

    Welsh face beer and soft drinks shortage during World Cup

    A beer and soft drinks shortage has hit the industry in Welsh pubs and shops this summer, just in time for massively increased demand during the World Cup. Drink-makers are concerned over CO2 supply, gas which carbonates beer and soft drinks, at the time when temperatures are rising. The cause…

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  • 6 June
    BusinessAccorHotels

    AccorHotels acquires catering platform Adoria

    AccorHotels has announced the acquisition of Adoria, a software as a service (SaaS) platform that enables the catering industry to optimise supply management. Founded in France in 2003, Adoria is used by 2,700 organisations (30 catering groups) and brings together 300,000 active users and more than 800 manufacturers and distributors.…

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  • May- 2018 -
    14 May
    OpinionArt and ambience: how to host the perfect dinner

    Art and ambience: how to host the perfect dinner

    My life’s passion is the French concept, L’art de la table, which involves the physical elements of the place where your guests dine – the tablecloth, the cutlery, the glassware, the décor, the service – but above all, it is the ambience you create. For me, there are two kinds…

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  • 4 May
    FeaturesCoffee

    What’s so special about specialty coffee?

    Take a walk along your nearest high street and alongside the usual suspects, the ubiquitous major coffee chains,  you will almost certainly also find a ‘specialty coffee’ shop. Go back to the turn of the millenium and, outside of London, specialty coffee shops were few and far between. Specialty roasters…

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  • Mar- 2018 -
    27 March
    Food and DrinkEaster chocolate launches rise by 23%

    Easter chocolate launches rise by 23%

    There has been a 23% rise in Easter chocolate product launches between March 2017 and February 2018. According to Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD), Brazil accounted for 11% of global Easter chocolate product launches in 2017. Germany is also host to plenty of Easter chocolate innovation, sharing second place…

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  • 16 March
    FeaturesThe Curious Gin Consumer

    The Curious Gin Consumer

    Gin has rapidly grown in popularity in the last few years. We asked Nicholas Cook, director general of The Gin Guild to share his industry expertise about why this has happened The gin craze is most definitely in full swing and doesn’t show any sign of slowing down. The interest…

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