All The Grocer articles in 13 June 2015 – Page 5
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NewsApple and pear disease early warning system launched
The software, being launched on 22 July, calculates the likelihood based on live data collected from 40 fruit-specific UK weather stations
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NewsB.Fresh adds green #greenglow drink without celery
The new #greenglow drink - which contains cucumber, spinach, romaine, iceberg lettuce, kale, lemon and ginger - launched online last week
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NewsShellfish under threat as raw sewage causes spike in E.coli
A recent FSA report revealed there were 123 E.coli contamination “incidents” in shellfish harvesting areas last year
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NewsLeerdammer targets BBQ season with Toastie & Burger slices
Bel UK marketing director Steve Gregory said the rebrand would be supported by a marketing push starting next week
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Category ReportFocus on health & supplements 2015
Brits got through an extra 1.6 million packs of supplements in the past year. Can growth continue?
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My Alternative CVAndrew Marten, Ohso, on flying and eating chocolate every day
I say that I’m in chocolate and therefore spend my life pleasing women! Everybody loves chocolate…
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Comment & OpinionHomogeneity breeds failure; 'cultural fit' is more complex
In a bid to create the elusive ‘social and psychological environment’ that will pave the way for success, we see all manner of ploys and strategies
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NewsPlans for 30,000 pigs farm opposed in Northern Ireland
Plans have been submitted in Northern Ireland to build the UK’s largest pig farm….
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NewsCity Snapshot: Waitrose sales heat up as sun shines
Waitrose said the arrival of sunny weather boosted sales 2.2% over the past week. Plus Contract Bottling and Speaking Water Brands merge to form Clearly Drinks. And the listed grocer’s continue a share price revival.
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NewsMedia Bites 12 June: Sainsbury’s, Nestlé, PZ Cussons
Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe acquitted of all charges by Egyptian courts, Nestlé attempts to trademark four-fingered KiKat bar fail and PZ Cussons brushes aside trouble in Nigeria to trade in line with expectations.
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Analysis & FeaturesMarket watch: Lithuanian cheese makers eye UK market
With exports to Russia blocked, Lithuania is heading west with its quality cheeses. Can it carve out a market here?
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Analysis & FeaturesMüller Corner tops our ranking of dairy's biggest advertisers
Dairy 10 biggest advertisers have splashed out an extra 19.5% on ads in the past year, with notable increases from Bertolli and Lurpak. To what effect?
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Analysis & FeaturesWhere now for First Milk? We quiz new boss Mike Gallacher
Exclusive: First Milk CEO Mike Gallacher gives his first interview since joining in March. So how can he turn things around?
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Analysis & FeaturesBig pot natural yoghurt flies high with £19m growth
Consumer demand for healthier products is driving strong growth in natural yoghurt, according to research for The Grocer…
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Analysis & FeaturesEuro dairy players eye foreign markets after milk quota ends
Fears the UK would be flooded with cheap European milk following the end of EU quotas haven’t been realised. So what has changed since April?
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Analysis & FeaturesCash cow? Milk & butter prices fall 23% and 27% in five years
As the price war intensifies, the supermarkets are milking the dairy industry for all it’s worth. So who’s cut prices the most?
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Analysis & FeaturesRevealed: Brits will pay more for milk with added benefits
An exclusive poll for The Grocer reveals nearly half of consumers are interested in buying enhanced milk and two thirds are willing to pay more for it
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Analysis & Features10 Things You Need To Know About… Dairy
From cash cows to milk with added benefits… the latest in our programme of digital features delves deep into the UK dairy industry.
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NewsLidl pits its products against leading brands on new website
Lidl has launched a website showing how its own products have performed in blind taste tests versus leading branded and rival own label lines.
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NewsBusiness rates warning for government
Official bodies suggest that unless radical changes are made to the business rates system, businesses could face a 60% rate of tax by 2022