All The Grocer articles in 20 August 2016
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Grocer 33'Bright' Tesco Hull St Stephen's takes Grocer 33 win
Tesco Hull St Stephen’s was head and shoulders above the competition this week
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Comment & OpinionPat muses on the Which? report into promotions
If there’s one thing we retailers enjoy more than anything else it’s when people who don’t know what they’re talking about
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Comment & OpinionWhy working for a small business is 'actual fun'
A colleague has left the power and strength of a supertanker for the manoeuvrability and fun of a yacht, says Camilla Barnard of Rude Health
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Analysis & FeaturesHow do independent retailers view Brexit?
The first immediate post-Brexit related issue c-stores are likely to come across is an increasingly cautious and budget-conscious customer
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Analysis & FeaturesOnline shopping: how can supermarkets make money?
Delivery is popular, but supermarkets struggle to make money from it. So how can they start turning clicks into cash?
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NewsMerseyside supermarkets withdraw The Sun newspaper from sale
Campaign group Don’t Buy The Sun has renewed its efforts after the paper failed to publish Hillsborough verdict on the front page
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Comment & OpinionDispatches: A sobering look at life outside the EU
Nothing is certain in this new post-Brexit age. Will the pound sink to new lows? When will Theresa May pull the trigger?
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Comment & OpinionStick a 'roo on your barbecue, suggest Aussie scientists
Tie me kangaroo down, sport! And then kill and eat it
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NewsGrubby adultery's just the thing to sell Rubicon Spring
It’s refreshing to see such a straightforwardly crass take on the category
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NewsSupply chains at risk with modern slavery rife in 115 countries
UK is among just four Western countries rated as low risk in new report
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NewsOcado wins over the City with signing of Morrisons deal
The new agreement between Morrisons and Ocado sent Ocado shares soaring this week
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NewsSainsbury's Hackney Road to host 'big gay kiss in'
Nearly 300 people have indicated on Facebook that they will attend the protest
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NewsRetail Grocery Advisory Board forms to boost UK sales
The board aims to tackle some of the UK’s most challenging data quality issues
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Comment & OpinionWhat are the essential components for online profitability?
How do you create an online future that delivers for consumers but also makes compelling business sense?
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News'Uncertainty should delay apprenticeship levy' claims BRC
The BRC said it supported the levy’s aims and “wanted it to succeed” but warned against an “over-hasty introduction”
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Analysis & FeaturesTyrrells sets out to bag the North American market
bIt’s already an accomplished exporter. Now, with a new owner, it aims to be “the biggest premium snack brand in the world”
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NewsLidl brings forward commitment to phase out caged hen eggs
Lidl has decided to align with the rest of the market and all other UK supermarkets
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NewsGraham's the Family Dairy launches unhomogenised organic whole milk
Available now in Waitrose nationwide, Graham’s Organic Whole Milk comes from organic cows grazed on Scots pastures
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News'Face the Facts, Can the Tax' campaign fights sugar levy
The industry has come together to warn the sugar levy will lead to higher prices and thousands of job losses
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NewsMedia Bites 16 August: Brexit, Sugar tax, Pensions
“Sterling sinks as market braces for truth on Brexit” is the main story in The Times this morning.