food and beverage
Japan Foods Holding anticipates a loss for Q3 2025
Japan Foods Holding anticipates a loss for Q3 2025
This is attributed to lower revenue and higher selling and distribution expenses.
Japan Foods announces chief chef resignation
It will be effective on 6 December.
MOH suspends Peach Gardens after gastroenteritis outbreak
The suspension took effect on 22 April.
ThaiBev's 'positive recovery' stays in 2023: analyst
Its gross profit margin will stabilise despite high commodity prices.
Refreshed gov’t digital plans to prioritise food service sector
There will be an enhanced 20 industry digital plans.
F&B sales up 9.5% YoY in January to $829m
Online sales made up 29.1% of the total sales for the month.
F&B sales inch up 0.6% YoY in November
It reached a total amount of $706m.
SATS food solutions venture arm launches 'food-tainment'
It calls this new F&B concept 'Twyst'.
Six Singapore bars slide into world’s best bar listing
Jigger & Pony found itself retaining its ninth ranking.
F&B sales down 4.5% YoY in October to $659m
Restaurants experienced the most YoY decline at 24%.
F&B sector seeing more customers ordering takeaway
The sector scored 72.7/100 points in customer satisfaction in the Customer Satisfaction Index of Singapore.
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