All The Grocer articles in 1 August 2015 – Page 4
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Category ReportHalloween Category Report 2015
Last year a tragic accident cast a dark shadow over the annual supermarket Halloween bonanza. What’s changed since then?…
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My Alternative CVPaul Brown, BOL Foods, on Tina Turner, wasps and lard
My dad made sure my brother and I worked at least half every school holiday from an early age…
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Analysis & FeaturesDurum wheat on the rise as EU yield struggles
Prices of durum wheat continue to rise due to dry weather in European producing regions
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NewsUnilever and Kinnerton unveil Magnum chocolate range
Kinnerton has partnered with Unilever to develop a new range of Magnum-branded confectionery.
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NewsDriver's hours rules relaxed in wake of Calais chaos
Transport chiefs have temporarily relaxed EU drivers’ hours rules as a result of the chaos in Calais.
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NewsBritvic appoints SABMiller South African finance chief as CFO
Britvic has appointed the finance chief of SABMiller’s South African division as CFO to succeed the outgoing John Gibney.
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NewsMars Food UK MD Emma Evison promoted to global strategy role
Mars Food UK MD Emma Evison has been promoted to the newly created role of global customer strategy director for Mars Inc.
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Analysis & FeaturesAre French-style farmer protests about to hit the UK?
Pigs running around supermarkets may be off the agenda, but an air of resignation could yet turn into something more militant
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NewsMoody's leasehold change to benefit European supermarkets
A host of European supermarkets could unlock cash on their balance sheets after receiving a boost from ratings agency Moody’s
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NewsPayPoint admits it has lost touch with retailers
In a letter to The Grocer, the payment services company vows to improve relations with its retailers
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News#NoLambWeek boycott threatens to withhold UK lamb from retailers
A group of disgruntled Welsh farmers has launched a campaign to withhold lamb supplies to supermarkets for a week
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NewsShoppers back national living wage but worry about higher prices
An overwhelming majority of consumers welcome the national living wage - but they are concerned food prices might rise as a result
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Comment & OpinionRibena-gate reveals consumer dislike of 'choice editing'
Tesco’s pioneering move was portrayed as a witch-hunt against childhood favourites
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NewsVaping industry hits back at e-cigarette landfill claims
The e-cigarette industry has hit back against accusations that it produces just as much waste as tobacco products
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NewsMcColl's confident in premium c-store plan despite flat sales
McColl’s Retail Group boss James Lancaster believes the retailer’s convenience-led strategy has been vindicated…
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NewsGreggs eyes growth potential of opening for longer on Sundays
A relaxation of Sunday trading laws could give a further boost to fast-growing Greggs, CEO Roger Whiteside has claimed…
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NewsPG Tips unveils 'affordable' speciality tea blends
PG Tips is ramping up its presence beyond the standard tea market with the launch of three new blends…
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NewsSugar tax calls dismissed by Action on Sugar adviser
A leading adviser for Action on Sugar has warned a sugar tax on fizzy drinks would make little difference to obesiy
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NewsMallow & Marsh bars roll into Sainsbury's stores
Confectionery brand Mallow & Marsh is launching marshmallow bars into 250 Sainsbury’s stores…
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NewsCheap Oz wine 'under threat' as growers struggle
Cheap Australian wine could be under threat, industry experts have warned