All The Grocer articles in 11 July 2009 – Page 3
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NewsEsom resurfaces at Tyrells owner Langholm
Steven Esom will join private equity firm Langholm Capital as a partner this week, The Grocer can reveal.
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Woodpecker evokes heritage in revamp
Jygsaw Brands has spruced up the livery of cider brand Woodpecker with a retro design to recapture its "original heritage". The packaging will now feature an intricately illustrated woodpecker on its traditional red background, and the...
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Comment & OpinionSecond Opinion: Seven key steps to food security
The only really secure food system is one that is built on sustainability, says Tim Lang
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Hundreds are forced to re-apply for Tesco jobs
A major shake-up of staffing structures at all Tesco superstores and some Extras will force hundreds of managers to reapply for their jobs.
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Polytunnel objectors threaten S&A's yields
British strawberry supplies to supermarkets could be severely disrupted from next year if anti-polytunnel campaigners get their way, a leading grower has warned.
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NewsTerrible timing, Vatman!
Alistair Darling will go from super hero to super villain if he brings the 17.5% VAT rate back on 31 December. Alex Black, Jo Grew and James Ball reveal the painful impact of a badly-timed biff to the industry - and consumers
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NewsEmpty Woolworths stores cast shadow on high street
More than seven out of 10 former Woolworths stores are still empty more than six months after the chain’s demise, according to research for The Times.
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NewsClover, Cathedral City keep Dairy Crest on track
Improving sales of key brands including Clover, Country Life Spreadable and Cathedral City have kept Dairy Crest on track to meet previous performance targets, the company has said in its latest trading update.
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NewsCoors blimey! Record ad campaign for “world’s most refreshing beer”
Coors Light is to receive its biggest-ever marketing push with the launch of a £3.5m advertising campaign today.
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NewsRetail crime up as recession bites
The recession is leading to an increase in retail crime the Government must respond to, the British Retail Consortium has warned.
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