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A post shared by Blue Stripes Urban Cacao (@bluestripescacao) Blue Stripes Urban Cacao Shop sells cacao water, energy bars, and other chocolate-infused goodies at its physical retail shops as well as online. The founder behind the concept is Oded Brenner, who founded the Max Brenner chain of chocolate shops in the 1990s. Hershey became an investor in 2019 for an undisclosed amount. Blue Stripes focuses on "using all the unknown parts of the amazing cacao fruit, its pulp and shell, to create a line of very healthy consumer packaged goods," Brenner told trade publication FoodIngredientsFirst i...

Balfour ops director joins Alun Griffiths Stephen Tomkins Balfour Beatty regional operations director Stephen Tomkins has joined Alun Griffiths. Tomkins, formerly Balfour’s UK construction services ops director for the North and Midlands, is to take up the role of managing director at the civils specialist. A statement from the Abergavenny-based firm said Tomkins “has delivered an extensive variety of high-profile and award-winning projects across highways, rail, regeneration, infrastructure and marine sectors” in his 25-year career. He had an earlier spell at Alun Griffiths from 2013-1...

By Dave Rogers2021-02-01T06:00:00+00:00 Move means southern managing director Beth West leaves after just one year at contractor Balfour Beatty has rejigged its regional construction business with new UK construction boss Mark Bullock taking the axe to its southern business and merging it into its North and Midlands arm. The move means that Beth West, who was recruited to head up the southern business just a year ago from Landsec where she was head of development, left at the end of last week, with her departure closely following that of London managing director Graham Hill. Beth West joine...

Balfour Beatty MD departs as business units merged Beth West Balfour Beatty has blamed “market conditions” for the decision to merge its southern England construction services business with its North and Midlands unit. The contractor has decided its southern unit is no longer viable as a standalone business following the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. The decision has led to the departure of Beth West, its MD for construction services in the South. In December 2019,  Construction News revealed that West, a former commercial director for HS2, had been poached by the contractor from Landse...