BAKERY ingredients business The Real Good Food Company has seen its pre-tax profit slide into the red after paying out almost £2m in refinancing and restructuring costs.

Pre-tax profit tumbled 77% to £890,000 from £3.97m the previous year, but that figure becomes a pre-tax loss of £421,000 when exceptional costs are included.

In January, the company moved its headquarters to Liverpool and consolida......for the full story register now for free or login below...