All The Grocer articles in 1 June 2019 – Page 3
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NewsBeavertown off-trade sales surge 500% after Heineken sale
The surge had been largely driven by the popularity of its session IPA
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NewsExporters pledge to pay for China inspection after Defra refuses
The UK is typically expected to cover the costs of Chinese inspections
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Grocer 33'User-friendly' Morrisons takes online 33 top spot
The site was “easy to navigate” and “user friendly” according to our shopper
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Grocer 33Joseph Sutton, Morrisons online director, on winning the Online 33
‘Morrisons.com sales through our CFCs contributed 0.4% of our like-for-like sales growth in Q1 of this year’
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NewsPaul Hollywood makes fresh bakery debut with craft-inspired range
Three bread SKUs are available now in Tesco, with teacakes set to land in stores within the next few weeks
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Comment & OpinionForecourts should do more to capitalise on the electric vehicle revolution
Drivers with time on their hands will want more than better food-to-go offerings
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NewsMusclefood combines retro sweets with meat for summer range
Options include popping candy burgers and chicken breasts with a Rainbow Drop coating
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Comment & OpinionSugar confusion could hurt juices and smoothies category
Sensationalist stories and false claims damage the category – we must take clear communication seriously
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NewsRamsden International appoints two to new senior roles
The company has appointed an MD and commercial & supply chain director
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Analysis & FeaturesNorwegian salmon prices soar after deadly algal bloom
Some 7.8 million, or more than 13,000 tonnes of fish have been reported killed or discarded as a result of the bloom
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Analysis & FeaturesTesco's Fresh 5: how do its fruit & veg prices compare to the other mults?
Tesco claims the promotion will make it “easier and cheaper” for its customers to make healthy choices
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Analysis & FeaturesHow electric vehicles are driving the future of forecourt retail
Consumers may be charging on site for as long as 10 to 20 minutes. How can forecourts take advantage?
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NewsLidl trials method of meat production labels on fresh chicken packs
The move is a first by a UK supermarket and could be rolled out across Lidl’s entire meat range if succesful
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NewsMedia Bites 31 May: Premier Foods, Chapel Down, Majestic Wine
Premier Foods’ chairman is stepping down from his post after just two years, leaving the Mr Kipling maker half way through a strategic review and without a permanent chief executive.
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NewsCity snapshot: UK consumer confidence edges up in May
UK consumer confidence rebounded in Many according to GfK’s consumer confidence Index, but confidence in the country’s overall UK economic situation remains significantly lower year-on-year.
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Analysis & FeaturesIs China's pig ASF outbreak good news for UK exports?
Culling pigs in China has left a global protein gap of 10 million tonnes
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NewsWaitrose's new buying approach: key questions answered
Waitrose plans a new ‘category pod’ structure that will be more efficient, rigorous and data-led
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Comment & OpinionMurderous Mads Mikkelsen is genuinely creepy for Carlsberg
Carlsberg has until now kept brand ambassador Mads Mikkelsen out of its core pilsner overhaul…
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Comment & OpinionFoodie Leonardo da Vinci still tasty after all these years
Leonardo da Vinci died 500 years ago last month
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Comment & OpinionNorth Korea set to join the whisky world
Shots of its new Samilpo bottles reveal a design heavily ‘influenced’ by Johnnie Walker
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