All The Grocer articles in 11 October 2014 – Page 4
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NewsInnocent sees profits dip despite growing European sales
Profits dipped at Innocent Drinks last year as the smoothie and juice supplier experienced a slowdown in UK growth…
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Analysis & FeaturesEbola threat drives up cocoa prices despite good supply
Transportation disruption is affecting cocoa supply from Ebola-hit West Africa…
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Analysis & FeaturesDairy farmers face uncertainty as milk price protests continue
To say things are fraught in UK dairy at the moment is an understatement…
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NewsVitacress pledges to stop growing cress on peat
A leading producer of fresh herbs and salad cress is to grow cress on a wood pulp substrate rather than peat…
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NewsNestlé boss calls for 'more effective' UK exports support
Nestlé UK boss Fiona Kendrick has called on the government to work more efficiently to support UK food companies…
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Analysis & FeaturesIs Match & More more or less than the sum of its parts?
In a hastily convened briefing last Thursday (2 October), Morrisons finally unveiled details of its long-awaited loyalty c…
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NewsEvan Rees to resurrect Moonraker butter brand
Long-dormant butter brand Moonraker is to be revived after being acquired by South Wales dairy company Evan Rees from Dairy Crest.
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Category ReportAlcoholic Drinks Category report 2014
For all our good intentions, we’re still drinking more at home…
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NewsCherry Tree Farm cooked meats range launched by Tulip
Tulip has launched a range of cooked meats under new brand Cherry Tree Farm…
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Analysis & FeaturesAsda's profits may be strong but it is not immune to changing market
Companies House figures for Asda today showed the supermarket’s operating profits up by 18% to almost £1bn last year.
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NewsMore Brits drinking at home as pub sales carry on falling
Brits are boozing more at home as drink sales in pubs continue to fall, according to exclusive research for The Grocer…
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NewsJack Daniel's Order of Gentlemen get Tumblr site
Jack Daniel’s Order of Gentlemen get Tumblr site…
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NewsCostcutter service 'back to where it should be' insists P&H
Palmer & Harvey has insisted Costcutter service levels are “back up to where they should be”…
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Comment & OpinionLidl is catching up and even overtaking Aldi with its marketing
Lidl and Aldi are proving that the Germans have a sense of humour – and really get social media too…
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Comment & OpinionAndy Higginson's perfectly poised speech stole the show at IGD
This year’s IGD Convention was as good as any I can remember, with a lot less grandstanding and some much-needed humility …
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NewsMGO manuka honey brand fully compliant with label guidelines
A former Sainsbury’s buyer is launching what he claims is Europe’s first new manuka honey brand…
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Comment & OpinionMary Berry's unicorn gets the horn at Cake & Bake expo
The annual Cake & Bake Show, held at London’s glittering Earls Court, is a serious flour ‘n’ eggs expo for the bigwigs of …
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NewsFarley's Rusks plays up nutritional values with new look
Heinz has given Farley’s Rusks a makeover to emphasise their nutritional values…
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NewsGaea olives and oils range makeover aimed at younger audience
Greek food brand Gaea has given its olives and olive oils a ‘contemporary’ makeover…
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Comment & OpinionYoghurty fumblings in Soho as Titania mourns Chokablok
OMG. Recovering from a night out on the town with a client from New York…