Tacon with teeth
Adjudicator Tacon will get power to fine supermarkets 1% of turnover
Government move to push powers through parliament comes just days after call in PMQs
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Wholesaler Booker to hand out £11m worth of vouchers to independent retailers
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Waitrose changes rules on free coffee for shoppers
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Ocado expands London operations with new depot to be ready by 2017
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Grocery sales on the up as plummeting cost of living helps consumers Subscription
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Booths confirms price it pays to farmers for milk
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Strong Christmas for Cranswick but pig price deflation hits revenue Subscription
Booths confirms price it pays to farmers for milk
Supermarket says it pays more than all its other rivals, has close relationship with farmers
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Waitrose changes rules on free coffee for shoppers
Previous policy made Waitrose second biggest coffee supplier in the UK, but now customers have to buy cafe food to qualify
Wholesaler Booker to hand out £11m worth of vouchers to independent retailers
Other offers will also be available, including free stock, as part of Booker’s “Thank You” event
Intense competition in UK grocery market driving food and beverage M&A Subscription
Fierce competition in UK grocery will be the main driving force behind an uptick in food and beverage M&A this year, according to new analysis by Grant Thornton.
New execs get behind The Co-operative Group's transformation Subscription
The Co-operative Group has made a number of appointments on its food executive team as it continues to rebuild the society…
Tesco Extra Loughborough: store of the week interview Subscription
Customers always like it when there’s a bargain to be had…
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Winter weather means soup-ercharged sales for those who can meet demand Subscription
Research suggests that, while heavy snow can mean difficulties for many retailers, for certain sectors the cold is a positive boon
Is this the end of Tesco's store closures? Subscription
What Goldman Sachs called “capacity exit” has come to pass, but the question remains, has Tesco done enough?
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As the government announces plans to push ahead with plain packs for tobacco, is it...
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Focus on infant care
With half of big brand babyfood products ‘sweet,’ according to a survey, how can manufacturers make dentists smile again?
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Cereal category report 2015
Not only are the discounters stealing sales from the supers at a faster rate than in the rest of grocery and driving deflation, their greater reliance on own label is hitting brands hard.
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Jams, spreads & honey category report 2015
Britain’s love of marmalade is waning. Sales have fallen 2.4% on volumes down 4.9%. Only jam and yeast spread, hit by Marmite’s…
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Easter Category Report 2015
Confectioners are universally upbeat about Easter 2014, and with good reason. According to data exclusive to The Grocer…
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New Product Awards 2014 winners revealed
The winners of The Grocer’s 2014 New Product Awards have been announced.
Features List 2015
Welcome to The Grocer’s 2015 Features List. Below you’ll find information on upcoming features. You can also download…
Sylvester Stallone to star in Warburtons TV ad campaign 
Anthony Rowcliffe & Son promotes trio to board of directors
Fifa and Frozen help Tesco grow Christmas entertainment market share
Waitrose reveals how much it pays dairy farmers for milk
Tesco closures: the full list
Aldi slammed for stocking energy drinks in new 'health lanes'
New Jammie Dodgers cake aims to super-size biscuit success
Budgens 'new-concept' store rolls out to Surrey location in a hurry
Food labelling should be used to help consumers make better choices, says report
B&M Bargains' shares rise on Christmas sales uplift
Retail crime and fraud grows sharply, BRC calls for better strategies
M&S goes with 'Barista' futuristic digital loyalty card
Over 250 Cadbury's employees take voluntary redundancy as Mondelez seeks to modernise
Tobacco packaging to go plain in a hurry
Food waste efforts aren't good enough, says report
