All The Grocer articles in 10 November 2012
Previous issues.
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NewsWaitrose's Hunter heads to Bargain Booze as new CEO
Bargain Booze has appointed Waitrose’s director of convenience, Diana Hunter, as its new CEO.
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Profiles and QandAsWhere are they now? Christian Cull - from Waitrose to Vodafone
Cull started off at none other than The Grocer, working as special projects editor for two years.
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Sainsbury's standards win the day
Sainsbury’s Denton comfortably took the top spot with field-beating availability.
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NewsBiodiesel industry on the brink as waste oil use plummets
The amount of used cooking oil being re-purposed as fuel has plummeted since a tax incentive was axed.
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Comment and OpinionCulinary con artist Heston fails at fantastical
I’ve always seen Heston Blumenthal fans as pseudo-foodies more interested in special effects than food.
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News
Estrella festive beer makes its UK debut
A limited-edition Christmas variant from the Spanish Estrella beer brand is going on sale in the UK for the first time….
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NewsStarbucks seasonal red cup line made by Arla hits retail
Starbucks has rolled out its festive red cups to grocery retail for the first time.
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Harper Adams students get set to launch new pork pie
There will soon be a new kid on the block in the pork pie category from two students from Harper Adams University College.
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NewsJimmy's veal meatball buzz leads to new line in Tesco
Veal’s return to the UK mainstream is gathering pace, with Tesco set to launch an own-label rosé veal range.
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NewsPom-Bear and Penn State owner Intersnack hires Nick Ripley
Pom-Bear and Penn State owner Intersnack has named Nick Ripley as its new head of sales.
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NewsTesco buying teams shaken up by Scouler
John Scouler, Tesco’s new UK group commercial director, began putting his stamp on the buying team this week…
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NewsTangerine Confectionery: Hunter makes more changes to management
Tangerine Confectionery has followed up a management shake-up earlier this year with two more senior staff changes.
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NewsGroceryAid presents The Grocer with Gold Achievement Award
The Grocer has been awarded a Gold Achievement Award by GroceryAid for the first time.
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NewsFage tipped for victory in Chobani 'Greek' court fight
As Fage and Chobani slug it out in court over “Greek yoghurt”, lawyers are tipping Fage to emerge victorious.
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NewsSushi in supermarkets undergoing a refresh
Supermarkets are evolving their sushi ranges to embrace the latest trends and techniques….
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Analysis and FeaturesDouble-digit hikes as festive promo frenzy kicks off early
Nothing says “Christmas” like the proliferation of confectionery tins on shelf and the onslaught of seasonal deals….
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Comment and Opinion
In grocery, time is like money. In short supply
This has been a momentous week in terms of retail people news, with Morrisons, Tesco and M&S all announcing big changes.
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NewsSuppliers see red over new DH traffic-light inquiry
The government is to launch a new research programme to assess the effectiveness of front-of-pack nutritional labelling
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Comment and OpinionAd of the Week: Waitrose advertises that it isn't... advertising
Like the first spots of rain on a winter’s night, the big Christmas ads have started to drop.
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NewsLevi Roots Reggae Reggae wrap kits now in Morrisons
AB World Foods is rolling out its Levi Roots Reggae Reggae wrap kits to Morrisons….