Exel wins major UK supply chain contract
UK supply chain management firm Exel has won a five-year £150 million contract with Nisa-Today's, the UK's largest buying consortium for independent retail and wholesale companies.
UK supply chain management firm Exel has won a five-year £150 million contract with Nisa-Today's, the UK's largest buying consortium for independent retail and wholesale companies.
A new report claims that the current financial squeeze on food suppliers is as much to do with consumer preferences as it is to do with the might of retailers - a debatable point, writes Anthony Fletcher.
The latest figures from Kellogg suggest that the US-based cereal and snacks group has weathered the low-carb dieting storm with relative ease, helped by a combination of new product launches and increased advertising expenditure, writes Sibonelo Radebe.