Fiona Holland is a journalist who writes for Just Drinks and just-food, specializing in the food and beverage industry. With a focus on business news and industry trends, Fiona covers topics such as company acquisitions, market outlooks, and regulatory issues affecting food and drink companies globally.
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Fiona Holland's coverage primarily focuses on the food and beverage industry, with a significant emphasis on business announcements, acquisitions, and legal actions within this sector. She also covers topics related to sales & marketing as well as global trade.
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The group's shares dropped 14.58% to €6.63 at 09:59 GMT.
Under current legislation, mercury levels in tuna are limited to 1.0mg per kg.
CEO of the Wine and Spirits Trade Association Miles Beale said the duty hike was "a real kick in the teeth".
By: Fiona Holland
The business said the move would "considerably scale up" the brand's infrastructure" plus global production, distribution, and marketing.
The Coca-Cola bottler sees its revenue rising by 11-13% on an organic basis, versus an earlier forecast of 8-12%.
The cash injection has gone towards renovating one can line and constructing another.
Employees at the Teesside manufacturing plant have accepted a 10% pay rise across two years.
Emilio Colaiacovo, Justice of the Supreme Court of New York State said PepsiCo could not be held responsible for polluting Buffalo River.
A lawsuit which accused drinks and snacks major PepsiCo of plastic pollution has been dropped by the New York Supreme Court.
For the remainder of its fiscal year, executive chairman Don Goulding said the group would focus on "cash management" and "higher ROI spend".
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