Fever Tree Drinks News Today

Profits have fallen at Pets at Home despite revenues growing at the petcare retailer, but the group still held its forecast for the new financial year

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Fever-Tree Drinks forecast annual core profit to fall short of market expectations, even as profit doubled in the second half.

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Aquaculture genetics specialist Xelect, which span-out from the University of St Andrews, is marking 10 years in business this year.

Fever-Tree Drinks has continued its Covid recovery, with the mixers group recording an on-trade UK market share by value of 52.2 per cent, its highest lev

Stock markets have been somewhat flat so far this year, if not downright depressed, but here’s a sparkling exception. Shares in the tonic-maker Fever-Tree Drinks (stock market ticker: FEVR) have frothed up 38 per cent since the start of the year

Food and drink firms have been recognised for their business excellence in the first King’s Award for Enterprise.

Fever-Tree has raised prices of its tonics and mixers and is planning to increase production in the United States, it said on 22 March.