All The Grocer articles in 13 June 2015 – Page 4
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NewsMedia Bites 11 June: Sainsbury's, Iceland, supermarket margins
Sainsbury’s first quarter results, which sparked a rally of supermarket shares, unsurprisingly get plenty of coverage this morning.
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NewsCoca-Cola Enterprises reveals plans to slash 10% of calories by 2020
Coca Cola Enterprises has announced plans to cut calories across its entire portfolio by 10% in the next five years.
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Comment & OpinionJoanna Blythman: Fatuous UK healthy eating advice is being challenged by US
Last century’s food demons – fat, cholesterol and salt – are being rehabilitated
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NewsTesco sheds 1,000 in-store management jobs as staff shake-up is revealed
Team leaders that decided to stay will face pay reductions of around a fifth of their pay as they move to alternative roles
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NewsBrewDog to go stateside with Ohio venture
The brewer has provisionally agreed to build a 100,000 sq ft, 100 barrel brew house on a site in Columbus, Ohio
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Category ReportHealthcare and supplements category report 2015
Is the sector’s golden age about to be cut short? And is there any weight to the scare stories?
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NewsSupermarket woes to drag on to 2017, Moody's warns
Margins at the big four UK grocers are unlikely to recover for another 12 to 19 months as the price war continues to rage and like-for-like sales decline, ratings agency Moody’s has warned.
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NewsJägermeister teams with Old Jamaica for 'Root56'
The brand will roll out 200,000 packs to retailers consisting of a bottle of Jäger and a can of Old Jamaica ginger beer
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NewsMolson Coors to take UK distribution of Staropramen from Carlsberg
Molson Coors acquired Staropramen in 2012, but the beer is currently sold under license in the UK by Carlsberg
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NewsPepsiCo kicks off UEFA Champions League sponsorship
The agreement, which starts in July and runs until the end of the 2017/18 season, will be centred around Walkers, Pepsi Max and Gatorade
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NewsMüller says 43 Shropshire facility jobs at risk
The company has entered a 30-day period of consultation at the site, which employs around 800 staff
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NewsFarm Africa's Big Beehive Build brings buzz for female execs
Nine women, including senior figures from Sainsbury’s, Tesco, and the 2 Sisters Food Group, built 90 beehives in less than three days
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Comment & OpinionTesco's momentum needs staff to buy into restructuring
In a big week for the supermarket giant, Ian Quinn outlines the challenges they’re still facing
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Permira gorges on healthy snacking businesses
Investment firm Permira, which recently sold Birds Eye owner Iglo Group to Nomad Foods, is combining two US snacks businesses after snapping up Medora Snacks and Ideal Snacks.
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Grocer 33Stephen Clarke, Asda Norwich: Grocer 33 store of the week
”It’s a nice accolade for the colleagues, which shows that the hard work they’ve put in is making a difference”
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Comment & OpinionCultivating Fear: Tom Heap explores GM's blurred lines
When does offering a helping hand stray into meddling? Or a curious question become troubled uncertainty?…
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Comment & OpinionHealthy on the go food must be easy and affordable, too
Eating healthily and affordably is frequently cited by people as a frustrating ambition, often not attained…
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NewsStrawberries for Wimbledon: supplies to recover from wet May
The recent wet weather will not put a dampener on strawberry supplies for Wimbledon, growers have insisted…
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NewsLucozade Energy sets sights on older crowd with £14m campaign
The £14m Find Your Flow campaign is designed to highlight the range of flavours offered by the brand
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WhiteWave acquires plant-based foods group for $550m
Alpro owner WhiteWave Foods Company has agreed to buy a plant-based foods manufacturer Vega for $550m (£354.5m).