All The Grocer articles in 7 February 2015
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NewsIWC sticker on wine bottles increases sales by 15%, studies find
Supermarkets already had stickers on POS materials, but applying them to bottles saw quick rise in sales
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NewsRubicon aims to shake up chilled juice market with exciting new flavours
The new product launch will consist of mango, guava and lychee flavours
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NewsThe Valentine's Day #InStoreSpot competition
We’re on the lookout for eye-catching instore displays from individual brands for Valentine’s Day as part of our new #instorespot competition. If you think a brand has pulled out all the stops this Valentine’s Day, tweet us a pic and it could well end up being the winning entry. Our ...
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NewsNew competition aims to find best Valentine's Day in-store display
Industry experts will be judging the contest, which aims to focus on great campaigns
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NewsTwo Nisa directors fired in wake of Sunday Times leak
Investigation into leaking of Nisa members’ personal details finds two non-executive directors culpable
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NewsVeet launches new natural ingredient range aimed at concerned shoppers
£1.3m marketing push for new Reckitt Benckiser range
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NewsDairy Crest cuts milk price again, promises stability until July
Processor says price floor guarantees farmers stability through spring flush
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NewsNew Sharwood's marketing campaign aims to educate consumers
Push ahead of Chinese New Year hopes to show shoppers how easy it is to make tasty Chinese meals at home
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NewsNew Lavazza ranges focus on the origins of coffee
The limited edition products will be in Waitrose stored from today, targeted at younger consumers
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NewsCheese sandwich bus to tour the country
After survey finds consumers are ditching the cheese sandwich, Anchor responds with “The Cheese Sandwich Needs You” campaign
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NewsInterbev UK raises a glass to Lloyds funding deal
Drinks wholesaler Interbev UK has secured a £9m bank funding package to support its growth.
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NewsJohn Lewis cuts final salary pension benefits
The John Lewis Partnership has announced a host of changes to its pension scheme as it looks to claw back an £840m pension deficit.
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NewsSpecialty vinegar growth market tapped by Mizkan Euro
The owner of the Sarson’s brand hopes to capitalise on fast expansion in the upmarket vinegar section, starting with balsamic
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NewsBranston to appoint new MD
James Truscott to succeed Graeme Beattie in May from current position as sales and marketing director.
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NewsSan Miguel enters into alcohol-free beer market
Two new products hope to attract new demographics into the beer category
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Category ReportHousehold category report 2015
The household sector has come up smelling of roses, with its fifth consecutive year of growth
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NewsIrn-Bru owner AG Barr to shake up cocktail market with £21m takeover of Funkin
AG Barr is entering the cocktail mixer market with the acquisition of Funkin Cocktails in a deal worth up to £21m.
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Comment & OpinionGrocers can cash in on this year's toy licensing bonanza
A plethora of big licensed toys coming out this year could mean big money for grocers across the country
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NewsCity snapshot: Ocado defies the critics with first annual profit
Ocado (OCDO) has finally shaken the “never made a profit” monkey off its back after 15 years of trading this morning.
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NewsOcado reports its first annual profit in 15 years of trading
Online grocer Ocado has, as expected, posted its first annual profit since it started operating 15 years ago as revenue jumped by almost 20% compared with 2013.