All The Grocer articles in 13 December 2014 – Page 2
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InterviewsBruce Langlands and the hallowed halls of Harrods: big interview
Harrods is the most famous shop in the world. Over seven floors of prime West London real estate, it sells wickedly expens…
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Analysis & FeaturesHow Winemark saw the light to switch to LED in all its stores
Winemark hasn’t looked back since it decided to convert all its lighting to LED…
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NewsKelly Turkeys offers 24-hour turkey Christmas drive-through
Kelly Turkeys – which sells the well-known KellyBronze brand of premium turkeys and also supplies free-range own-label pou…
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NewsSupermarket Christmas sales still lagging behind 2013
Christmas is coming to Britain’s supermarkets – but is still taking its time getting here…
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NewsOne Stop signs up 75th franchisee and secures store in hometown
One Stop has signed up 75 franchisees since officially launching its franchise format in January.
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Comment & OpinionRevealed: The Grocer’s festive faves
Here at Grocer Towers we are starting to get pretty excited about the festive season…
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Comment & OpinionThe big fat problem facing food & drink manufacturers
the level of obesity in the UK over the past three decades has more than trebled…
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NewsAsda Christmas shopping basket nearly £10 cheaper than Tesco's
Asda has trounced its nearest rival by almost a tenner in this year’s Christmas 33…
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NewsRichmond sausages get big festive marketing push
Kerry Foods has rolled out the biggest-ever Christmas push for its Richmond brand…
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NewsBargain Booze unveils mobile loyalty scheme
Bargain Booze is set to launch a new mobile loyalty scheme before Christmas…
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NewsWarning on spread of 'unethical' supplier payment schemes
The grocery industry has been warned that aggressive and potentially unethical financial demands…
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Analysis & FeaturesTesco shredded salt beef: acid test
US-style meat products such as shredded beef and pulled pork are all the rage right now…
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NewsSuppliers 'failing to take lead on obesity', survey finds
Food and drink companies are being sidelined in the debate over obesity, with a new study showing…
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NewsDelamere Dairy introduces 500ml UHT goats milk carton
Delamere Dairy has reduced the size of its UHT goats milk carton following a rise in the price of the product abroad…
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Comment & OpinionPremier Foods' lesson in business ethics
Having your business ethics challenged in the court of public opinion is never a comfortable place to be…
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NewsFilco Supermarkets closes standalone RB's off-licence
Filco Supermarkets has axed its only standalone specialist off-licence…
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NewsSuppliers and retailers sign up for mySupermarket insight tool
More than 150 suppliers and retailers have signed up for mySupermarket’s latest online insight tool…
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NewsSales of duck soar despite bird flu outbreak in Yorkshire
Duck is flying off the shelf despite last month’s bird flu outbreak at an East Yorkshire duck farm…
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NewsTesco's rivals say they won't cut corners on staff levels
After Tesco boss Dave Lewis said the retailer would not be cutting any corners in the new year in terms of reducing…
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NewsRetail footfall down 2.4% in November despite Black Friday
Not even Black Friday could prevent footfall levels plummeting in November as shoppers shunned high street trips in favour of online browsing last month.