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Aldi takes a swipe at Waitrose as Easter promo war hots up
Aldi has kicked off the Easter weekend promotions with a swipe at Waitrose as the supermarkets battle for shoppers.
Van Bulck introduces gluten-free lager as part of beer range
A Belgian start-up is launching a range of beers that includes an organic gluten-free lager…
Halewood launches US-style apple cider
Crabbie’s owner Halewood International has unveiled a new “American-style” cider…
Yoosli muesli makes debut in Selfridges
Muesli supplier Yoosli, which began as online-only, has launched its first retail range…
Aloe makes debut on soft drinks fixture
A supplier has secured what it claims is the first listing for an aloe drink on the soft drinks fixture…
British and French in scallop war talks
British and French fishermen met for the first time this week to discuss a potential breakthrough in their ‘scallop war’….
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Coeliac UK to mark Awareness Week with gluten-free survey
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Horsemeat tests at local authorities kick off again
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The Collective launches Suckies kids' gourmet yoghurts
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Hovis adds flavour to sliced bread range with Taste Sensations
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Shoppers call for more in-store tablet services
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Trucks to be made safer as MEPs vote for new design rules
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R&R Ice Cream targets €1bn sales in expansion beyond Europe
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Premier Foods introduces defibrillators to all UK sites
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The hunt is on for the next pinot grigio
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Morrisons trademarks Match & More for loyalty scheme
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CCE seeks to increase domestic recycling with new bin designs
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Real Crisps supplier Manderley profits boosted by arson claim
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Hybrid labelling scheme wins over second wave of suppliers
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John Sharpe to leave Nisa following trading restructure
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Tesco to face further competition for market share
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Sainsbury’s recalls SO Organic sultanas after Salmonella found
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Waitrose launches Saturday morning Channel 4 show
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Co-op’s food strategy bears fruit as True North points the way
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Co-op governance shake-up takes cues from Myners and Kelly
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Burton’s looks for NPD boost with £15m factory investment
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Irish hit back at cattle trade stifling claims
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Fabulous Bakin' Boys MD reveals plans for future
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Copa-Cogeca calls for consultation on EC beef talks with the US
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Nisa relaunches Making a Difference Locally charity
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New lines and refit programme boost sales for Poundstretcher
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Spar retailer Chartman hit by decline in fuel volumes
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Morrisons and Bibby gear up to open third consolidation centre
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United Biscuits rumoured to be considering sale
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DH abandons plans to restrict HFSS food promotions
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Wilko launches first TV campaign
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Sainsbury's to stop Nectar rewards on spirits and liqueurs
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Sunday trading poll reveals 54% of shoppers favour relaxation
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PLMA trade show shines a light on UK upper tiers
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Brian Carlton exits as Premier focuses on performance culture
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Own Label Category Report 2014 Subscription
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Iceland unveils hot dog stuffed crust pizza
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Co-op Group stuck with 645 properties it doesn’t need
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Dodgy takeaways prompt Which? calls for action on food fraud
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Co-op faces 'wake-up call' after disastrous £2.5bn loss
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Food bank use surges as charities call for action on hunger
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Tesco pulled in two directions
Tesco is torn between a price war and a store refresh programme. Can it possibly succeed at both?
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Governance issues identified in 1958 are back to haunt Co-op
The furore over how The Co-op Group should reform has continued unabated over the past week…
Tesco mustn't be distracted from the big task in hand
A big push on price leaves Tesco in danger of neglecting its turnaround strategy.
