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Booker's £63.4m question Subscription
Booker may not be sexy but the UK’s top cash & carry could start generating some serious column inches if it keeps up its current momentum.
Have we reached a historic moment when supermarkets start to shrink? Subscription
Ever since supermarkets were first invented, they have grown larger and more all-encompassing.
The illusion of progress Subscription
American President Calvin Coolidge was once asked how he managed to remain healthy in a job that had killed Woodrow Wilson.
Goliath mistakes from the dismal fizz artists Subscription
If the essence of Englishness is ‘Jerusalem’, Belgian lager and tikka masala, no wonder sparkling wine from these shores has a hard time selling itself.
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Booker's £63.4m question Subscription
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The illusion of progress Subscription
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50p minimum booze price is Philistine for wine Subscription
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A toast to discards reform Subscription
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Cutting out duty fraud Subscription
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Spelman: Rio+20 summit will be vital Subscription
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A right royal knees up? Subscription
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Diageo should have let Tweeting dogs lie Subscription
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Tesco gives price war rivals the (fish) finger Subscription
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Let's claim alcohol back from the crooks Subscription
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Have we reached a historic moment when supermarkets start to shrink? Subscription
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Goliath mistakes from the dismal fizz artists Subscription
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Why brands should listen up to social media Subscription
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The quest for sustainability Subscription
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GM-free soya is available Subscription
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We should market healthy products to kids Subscription
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Confident King right to knock No 10 Subscription
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Spinal Tap of pasta keep on rolling Subscription
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An 'impossible' boss might well deliver results Subscription
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How can we rid chicken of campylobacter? Subscription
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Spelman: Rio+20 summit will be vital Subscription
Food security, natural resource scarcity and climate change are among the most pressing issues of our time…
tales of titania
Titania: Clinton Cards and the Scottish invasion Subscription
Things in Britain may be looking up. Not for the economy, of course, but there is, at last, the faintest glimmer of enlightenment at the end of a very long tunnel of bad taste.
Commercial suicide and the Jubilee bandwagon Subscription
As we gather round the kettle (no water cooler comforts here at P&F), opinion is divided on Pepsi’s decision to put Michael Jackson back on its cans.
