All The Grocer articles in 1 July 2017 – Page 5
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NewsNescafé Azera teams up with art students for limited-edition tins
The nine packs mark the brand’s third collaboration with the University for the Creative Arts
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NewsMedia Bites 29 June: Tesco, Co-op Bank, Ocado
Tesco’s surprise decision to axe 1,200 head office jobs is heavily covered in the morning papers.
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NewsAsda opts for posher (and pricier) lineup in wine revamp
The supermarket introduced a spate of new products last week, having axed over 130 SKUs since April
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco/Booker request swift move to in-depth competition investigation
Tesco and Booker have requested that the Competition and Markets Authority fast track its investigation into deal to a more in-depth phase 2 investigation. Plus Greene King raises revenues despite “demanding backdrop”, DS Smith swoops for US packaging firm and all the rest of the latest news from the City
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Comment & OpinionPat explains the surge pricing 'phenomenon'
There is nothing new under the Sun, as they say, just as there is nothing true in it
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Comment & OpinionHappy 10th birthday, iPhone. You’ve been a gift to grocery
While online grocery is increasingly popular, profits still remain elusive. But the fmcg industry has embraced the smartphone in many other ways
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NewsFSA won't shame but will name retailers in antibiotics survey
The FSA will start testing samples of supermarket meat this summer.
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NewsStephensons wins listings at Booths for free-range milk
Whole and semi-skimmed free-range milk will be available in stores from 1 July
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NewsStella Artois to sponsor Wimbledon tennis for fourth year
Wimbledon-themed packaging will roll out across bottled and canned multipack Stella SKUs…
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NewsSainsbury's, Tesco, and Morrisons cut fuel by 2ppl
The latest reductions come after the price of Brent crude oil tumbled from $56 in April to $44 a barrel last week
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NewsRed meat sales overtaken by 'versatile' poultry
Brits ate 529 million kg of shop-bought unprocessed fresh poultry in the past year
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NewsJohnson & Johnson joins Mars and Co-op on sustainability platform
The Manufacture 2030 platform, launched by 2degrees, will try to find ways to slash costs in company supply chains
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NewsLeon to open two outlets at Roadchef service stations
The new restaurants will create nearly 60 jobs combined at the two sites…
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Analysis & FeaturesCashew prices soar with rising demand
Soaring demand and poor weather in key growing region Vietnam have pushed wholesale cashew prices up
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Comment & OpinionSurely plant-based dairy drinks cannot pose as 'milks'?
Sir, The ECJ has reinforced the existing European policy that plant-based drinks and foods cannot pose as ‘dairy’
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Comment & OpinionFmcg must dial up digital to help shopper memory
New tech solutions like Amazon Dash and shoppable content can help fmcg brands create their own online shop front
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NewsRetailers cool down ice cream promos in sizzling June
Ice cream has been a winner for the supermarkets during this year’s hot weather so far
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NewsIceland offers 'best burger' flavoured with miso
The retailer listed its frozen Luxury Ultimate 5oz Steak Burger nationwide this week
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Male Grooming: 29 July
Is the steady decline we’ve seen in the male grooming market over recent years finally coming to an end?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Breakfast: 5 August
Millennials have been described as a ‘lost generation’ as far as traditional breakfast cereals are concerned, yet breakfast occasions have actually risen by 0.5% in the past year.