(Alliance News) - Premier Foods PLC on Thursday said its Mr Kipling's signature premium ranges "performed very well" as it announced annual and revenue growth. The St Albans, Hertfordshire-based ...

(Reuters) -Britain's Premier Foods beat annual profit expectations on Thursday, helped by year-round growth in sales of its Mr Kipling and Nissin brands, and laid down plans for potential price hikes.

The group’s branded sweet treats business, which includes Mr Kipling and licenced Cadbury products, saw revenues grow by 7.3% for the period. Sales of Mr Kipling’s Signature premium ranges ...

Stronger sales of Mr Kipling helped support growth at Premier Foods (Premier Foods/PA) Mr Kipling maker Premier Foods has revealed stronger-than-expected profits as sales of sweet snacks increased.

Among them is Mr Kipling's Hot Cross Pies, which are on sale in Iceland for £2 a pack. And while there's plenty of people wanting to give them a go, they've left many shoppers saying the same ...

Analysts forecast a trading profit range of 180.1 million pounds to 186.4 million pounds ($221 million-$228.7 million) for the 2024-25 financial year, according to a company-compiled consensus ...

Premier's products include Mr Kipling mince pies and Bisto Best meat-free gravy. "Earlier this year, we said that consumers are starting to trade up and treat themselves more. This has continued ...

Mr Kipling remains the star seller for owner Premier Foods in both the UK and Australia, with mince pies and Brownie Bites more than doubling sales over Christmas. Premier Foods subsequently said ...

Mr Kipling has launched two new products for shoppers as it reportedly tries to appeal to younger people. Its new Strawberries & Cream tarts and Birthday Cake tarts went on sale on Boxing Day.

Mr Kipling has added two tart variants intended to appeal to younger shoppers. Strawberries & Cream tarts (4x44g) comprise of a strawberry and cream flavour sponge, layered with strawberry jam and ...

“Some you eat for the sake of the filling, leaving as much as possible of the crust on your plate”, pointed out pastry manufacturer Krusto in their 1931 advert. Of others — like ...