Greggs announced a jump in sales and profits, attributing the success to popular new offerings like iced matcha lattes and chicken rolls, which proved to be hits during a recent heatwave.
Greggs, the popular bakery chain, has once again raised the prices of its breakfast and lunch meal deals. The company's boss also issued a caution regarding the potential cost impact of a war in Iran.
Bakery chain Greggs is trialling anti-theft counters in several stores, moving food and drink behind them in an effort to crack down on shoplifting and prevent shelves from being emptied.
Greggs, the bakery chain, expects that a reduction in inflationary pressures will lead to increased shopper activity, despite operating in a challenging market.
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Greggs has announced stronger sales, crediting recent menu changes for the positive performance, while also noting it is monitoring the situation in the Middle East due to concerns over rising energy costs.
Greggs has introduced a new Chicken Roll, containing 305 calories and priced at £1.35, expanding its popular range alongside its sausage and vegan rolls.
Greggs is expected to announce pre-tax profits of approximately £173 million for the year, a 9% decrease, as the company faces pressures from the cost of living crisis and the impact of weight loss drugs.
Greggs, the UK bakery chain, is experiencing difficulties with its growth strategy after a long-serving finance veteran left the company. The departure adds to the challenges of maintaining its expansion trajectory.
British bakery chain Greggs announced plans to open its first international shop at Tenerife South airport, marking its return to overseas operations since 2008.
Bakery chain Greggs has removed self-service display cabinets in stores most affected by shoplifting, with staff now handing over items from behind theft-proof counters to combat losses.
TikTok creators are sparking a debate by reviewing London's artisan cafes, comparing them to traditional bakeries like Greggs. The viral reviews are raising questions about cost, culture, and gentrification in the city.
Greggs warned that conditions remain challenging for shoppers following a slump in profits, though easing inflationary pressures are expected to boost consumer spending.