All The Grocer articles in 30 May 2015
Previous issues.
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Comment and OpinionGrocery icons are in danger of falling behind
A Rabobank report suggests that company size, once a necessity for grocery success, has become a millstone for the biggest players
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NewsHummus Bros plans supermarket launch following fundraising
The Mediterranean restaurant chain, which has been trading since 2005, already has four high street locations in London
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NewsCity Snapshot: Real Good Food focuses on growth after sugar disposal
Real Good Food this morning said it was focusing on the growth opportunities of its cake decoration, food ingredients and premium bakery businesses
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NewsMedia Bites 1 June: Morrisons, M&S, NHS
Morrisons new top team braces itself for attacks at its upcoming AGM from investors angry at the size of former CEO Dalton Philips’ pay packet.
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Comment and OpinionE-commerce marketplaces offer powerful profit potential
Formulating a proposition on how to tap the opportunity of digital marketplaces could be one of the more important decisions
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Analysis and FeaturesGot Milked? 'Unnecessary and harmful' book hits out at milk
A controversial new book, published in the US this month, is set to reignite debate about the dietary benefits of dairy…
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NewsNew Zealand lamb prices start to stabilise
New Zealand lamb prices are beginning to stabilise, according to Mintec…
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Comment and OpinionEU exit would be disaster for agrifood in Northern Ireland
A referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU is now firmly in the offing, and the time for careful language is over
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NewsPomeGreat founder departs after second collapse in two years
The administration comes just a month after the LGA named Pomegreat as having more sugar per 100ml than a can of Coke
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NewsRed Tractor hits back after Guardian attack
Monbiot’s comments followed the publication of a blog last week which saw him take aim at the poultry sector for alleged animal cruelty
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Category ReportScotland category report 2015
What’s that sound? It might just be the Caledonian lion’s roar, as Alex Salmond would put it
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NewsApplegreen to fuel its expansion with stock market flotation
Irish forecourt operator Applegreen is planning to expand its presence in the UK convenience and food-to-go market
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NewsCostcutter investment is now paying off says Willson-Rymer
Costcutter’s recruitment pipeline “has never been stronger” CEO Darcy Willson-Rymer insists
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My Alternative CVChris Blythe, The Brand Nursery, on Dickens, darts and Tesco
In my first job I read a lot of Dickens and got pretty good at darts…
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NewsB&M Bargains rollout proceeding 'full steam ahead'
A near-30% jump in revenues to £1.65bn in its maiden year as a listed company saw analysts lining up to praise B&M Bargains
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NewsArla takes fight to Frijj & Yazoo with flavoured milk
The products launched on 18 May and are available in ambient aisles at Asda stores nationwide
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NewsFood Standards Agency to up ante on animal welfare checks
New measures considered include increased use of unannounced audits; more regular reporting of industry welfare standards; and consumers being given more information
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NewsNescafé rolls out Shakissimo frothy RTD coffees in UK
Nescafé has brought its Shakissimo RTD chilled coffee to the UK, with listings in Asda and Ocado…
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NewsAldi rivals Alpro with Acti Leaf
The retailer registered a trademark last autumn for both the Acti Leaf brand and logo - similar to Alpro’s branding - and the slogan ‘Release the Green Power’
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NewsGraham's The Family Dairy tops up spreadable butters range
New lighter and organic variants join the processor’s existing Scottish Slightly Salted Spreadable Butter, launched in 2011