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The latest quarterly Plimsoll Tracker is starting to reflect the deep impact the first wave of COVID-19 has had on the UK’s bellwether PLC’s by which we measure the health, global reach, and economic outlook of the nation.
It has been announced that Keurig Green Mountain is to merge with Dr Pepper Snapple in what’s been described as the biggest acquisition involving a soft drinks company.
With so many factors impacting on the fortunes of the UK automotive sector, new research from global market analysts Plimsoll Publishing Ltd suggests 100 of the UK’s largest automotive companies face the challenge of improving profitability.
Have you participated in Veganuary this year? The annual challenge promoting the virtues and benefits of a plant-based lifestyle continues to grow in popularity. Since its launch in 2014, participation has doubled each year with almost half a million expected to have participated in 2021.
The vegan food industry continues its march into mainstream consciousness. Indeed, one person every 2.4 seconds has signed up for Veganuary 2023. Major food brands from Greggs to Starbucks have significantly expanded their vegan ranges to tap into animal-free lifestyle demands. Even BMW and Mini are committed to making their cars entirely vegan-friendly by the end of 2023.
39 of the UK’s top 100 publishing companies are showing serious signs of financial weakness and could face an uncertain future, a new report from market analysts Plimsoll Publishing reveals.
The UK restaurant sector has seen what appears to be surprising turmoil over the last few months. But are its problems really so unexpected?
With news of Peugeot taking over GM’s European operations in a complex multi-billion-dollar deal, M&A analysts Plimsoll have picked out 2 other companies that are highly attractive takeover targets for very different reasons. Could they be the next big news story in the Global Car market?
UK farming faces an existential crisis in 2023. The threats to Britain’s food security are unrelenting and unlikely to improve over the next 12 months. The NFU, just this week, warns “the UK is sleepwalking into a food supply crisis”.
Who would be a Supply Chain Manager in 2021? Maintaining a constant stream of raw materials and resources to keep their business operating is becoming a near-impossible task for many. Brexit chaos, labour shortages, shipping crises, haulage capacity limitations, intense competition for raw materials and, all that in the face of an explosion in post-pandemic demand.