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UK gluten-free specialist Genius Foods has experienced phenomenal growth since its inception three years ago. Genius has become a leader in the UK's fast-growing gluten-free sector and is set on expanding its presence further. As part of this drive, it plans to buy out venture partner Finsbury Food Group. Michelle Russell spoke with Genius's CEO Roz Cuschieri.

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UK-based gluten-free supplier Genius Foods is to shut a domestic plant, based in the eastern English city of Hull.

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UK-based gluten-free supplier Genius Foods has announced plans to stop production of "all non-Genius branded lines" by June.

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Genius Foods, the UK-based gluten-free supplier, has launched a range of breakfast biscuits in its domestic market.

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Companies including Warburtons, Genius Foods and Mrs Crimble's owner Wessanen have set up a gluten-free industry association in the UK to work on standards and improve consumer confidence.

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Fledgling UK fruit and vegetable crisp maker Emily Crisps has appointed Roz Cuschieri, the former CEO of gluten-free business Genius Foods, as its new chairman.

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Genius Foods, the UK-based gluten-free manufacturer, has added bagels to its range on sale in its domestic market.

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Genius Foods, the UK-based gluten-free business has snapped up local gluten-free pastry products maker Chapel Foods.

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Genius Foods is hoping to "change the face" of the UK gluten-free bread market after changes to the recipes of its products.

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UK-based gluten free firm Genius Foods has announced its expansion into France.

UK gluten-free food maker Genius Foods has been in the spotlight this week, after issuing a recall of products because they were contaminated with gluten. Consumers have reacted angrily and one is left wondering just how much damage the recall has done to the trust in the brand.