Retailers are selling bakeware as fast as the shelves can be stocked, according to What More UK. The Lancashire housewares manufacturer, which supplies bakeware brands Baker & Salt enamel oven trays and Push Pan cake tins, has set up night shifts to keep up with demand. Director Tony Grimshaw OBE …
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Housewares manufacturer What More UK has invested £750,000 in two new state-of-the-art fully automatic bakeware machines, which will not only speed up production of its products but will do so in a more environmentally-friendly way. The machines will double capacity, enabling the company to produce 8,000 baking trays in a …
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Baker & Salt, originally launched as a Vitreous Enamel collection of premium bakeware, has expanded and now provides ‘the latest in non-stick technology’. Made in Britain, this range of non-stick bakeware from What More UK offers ‘high quality and reliable products that will last the test of time,’ the company …
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Bakeware and dinner plates have been added to consumer price inflation ‘shopping basket’ of goods and services for 2019, reports Office for National Statistics (ONS). ONS explained: ‘Consumer price inflation is the rate at which the prices of goods and services bought by households rise or fall. A convenient way …
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Judge’s well-established bakeware collection is one of the most comprehensive bakeware ranges available. New to the range, and following the contemporary trend for muffins and individual cakes, are Judge’s 6-cup Jumbo Texas Cupcake/Muffin Tin JB59 and Judge’s 8-cup Mini Loaf Tin JB60. Like the rest of the collection, each item …
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Robert Dyas has reported a surge in bakeware sales and jump in cake-making and decorating products since the start of the current series of ‘The Great British Bake Off’. The hardware and housewares retailer said the term ‘bakeware’ has been searched on its website more regularly since the series launched …
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Housewares manufacturer Alan Silverwood is warning retailers to beware of a “potential scam” involving its bakeware products. Seven businesses from different parts of the country have each recently received online orders for 100 “fairly large ticket” items of Silverwood bakeware from an email address in Dubai, with a delivery address …
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