All The Grocer articles in 10 January 2009 – Page 3
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Comment & Opinion
Saturday Essay: Don't put environmental issues to one side
The smartest businesses will continue to invest in green improvements despite the downturn, says Fiona Dawson
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Comment & Opinion
Our man from DRIP
Don Pumsey at the Department of Retail Infrastructure and Pricing
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News
Duerr's eyes gap left by Robertson's
Duerr's is introducing a five-strong range of premium preserves to cash in on the demise of Premier Foods' Robertson's brand.The range, rsp £1.59 per jar, is available in apricot, blackcurrant, raspberry (in seedless and ordinary variants)...
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Analysis & FeaturesPromo Dynamic: Retailers get set for tough new year
All change in the Promo Dynamic top 50 as retailers shift their promotional tactics after the excesses of Christmas
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News
Noble Foods offers new hen-friendly Happy Eggs
Noble Foods has launched a new branded egg in a bid to invigorate the category and boost free-range sales.The Happy Egg Co will focus on promoting the wellbeing of its hens, which will live on Freedom Foods-accredited farms.Branded...
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News
Honours for leading food industry figures
David Jones, former deputy chairman of Morrisons, has been knighted for services to business and charity - heading a list of luminary figures in grocery recognised in the New Year Honours list.Sir David led fashion retailer Next for more...
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News
Women's one-stop hair removal gadget
Wilkinson Sword is introducing what it claims is the first girly razor gadget to address all women’s hair removal needs in one tool.
The 2-in-1 Quattro for Women Bikini compromises a battery-operated bikini trimmer and a razor [rsp: £8.99]…. -
News
Musgrave GB snaps up Tesco man Hamilton
Budgens and Londis owner Musgrave Retail Partners GB has appointed Tesco veteran Willie Hamilton as its new trading director.Hamilton has held various senior positions in his 24 years at Tesco, and has been commercial director of the Tesco...
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Comment & Opinion
Second Opinion: Are tighter times healthier times?
Not necessarily, says Kevin Hawkins. Many consumers may seek solace in comfort eating
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Comment & Opinion
Third Party: It'll be a tough year - but with opportunities
Grocery is a better place to be than most, if you are flexible and willing to adapt to consumer needs, says Stephen Zatland
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News
Princes relaunches its tinned pie range
Princes is hoping to take on tinned meat market leader Fray Bentos with a re-launch of its major pie range.The company said there was a gap in the £25m market for a trusted brand to take market share from Fray Bentos as tough times turned...
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News
Premier eyes private equity role in bid to reduce debt
Premier Foods is set to sell off a 40% stake in the company to private equity investors as the owner of Hovis and Branston Pickle seeks to reduce its £1.6bn debt burden.
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News
Mouthwash in cancer scare
The fast-growing mouthwash category has been dealt a blow after new research showed ethanol-based products increase the risk of oral cancer by up to nine times.
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News
Tesco confirms 2.5% growth as Cescau comes aboard
Tesco has posted a modest 2.5% rise in UK like-for-like sales for the seven weeks to 10 January, in what is likely to be the slowest rate of growth among the UK’s big four supermarkets for the key Christmas period.
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NewsBooker in sales boost as Barclays brokers new debt deal
Wholesale giant Booker has announced a rise in like-for-like sales of almost 3% for the past four months despite a slight fall in tobacco sales.
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News
Britain now world’s top wine importer as youngsters fuel vodka boom
Britain has become the world’s largest importer of wine, according to new figures from show organiser VinExpo.
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