All The Grocer articles in 13 June 2015 – Page 8
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News2 Sisters back in third quarter profit
2 Sisters owner Boparan recorded a third quarter profit after heavy losses last year after like-for-like sales edged up by 1.1%.
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NewsCity snapshot: Ahold and Delhaize press on with merger
European retail giants Ahold and Delhaize have announced their intention to press ahead with a full-scale merger of equals this morning.
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NewsMedia bites 24 June: Co-op, John Lewis, Tesco
The financial woes of The Co-operative Group have wounded it so seriously that it can no longer boast of being Britain’s biggest-grossing co-op
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NewsMedia bites 25 June: Ahold/Delhaize, Sainsbury's, Morrisons
The €25bn tie-up between Ahold and Delhaize will see the European grocers unite for an “assault” on Walmart.
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NewsNutrition supplement business Melrob Grove rescued from administration
Tring-based nutrition supplement business Melrob Grove has been rescued from administration saving 11 jobs
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NewsCity snapshot: B&M Bargains CEO’s salary more than trebles
The basic pay of B&M European Value Retail’s CEO Simon Arora will increase to £575k in the current financial year
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco’s first quarter sales beat expectations
Tesco continued to show an improving sales trend in the first quarter as its like-for-like sales trend improved once more in what CEO David Lewis called “another step in the right direction”
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NewsMedia bites 26 June: Supermarket mergers, Tesco, discounters
The Telegraph speculates whether Britain’s supermarkets could be about to merge after the Ahold and Delhaize deal sparked speculation that UK grocers could team up in the face of falling sales.
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Analysis & FeaturesBirds Eye is meat, fish & poultry's biggest advertiser
We’ve teamed up with Ebiquity to crunch the numbers on the sector’s biggest ad campaigns. So what are brands splashing the cash on in 2015?
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Analysis & FeaturesCash cow? Better beef & lamb butchery could add '£95m'
This article is part of our Meat, Fish & Poultry Report 2015. The UK meat market could beef up sales by more than £95m by adopting new butchery techniques. That’s according to levy body ADHB Beef & Lamb (formerly known as EBLEX), which says valuable cuts are being minced and ...
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat a lot of croc: Retailers sink teeth into exotic meats
Exotic meats are snapping up growing share of retailers’ chillers and freezers. So what’s next on the menu: camel burgers? Loin of llama? Mealworm croquettes?
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Analysis & FeaturesBuyers Q&A: Price war has had 'major impact' on meat market
We quiz buyers from the major retailers on their pet hates, the price war and how suppliers should approach them. Plus: How will the market shape up in 2015?
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NewsMedia Bites 1 July: Ocado, Morrisons, Asda
Efforts by Ocado to shed its upmarket image appear to have helped it attract a wider range of shoppers
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NewsCity snapshot: Greene King buoyed by Old Speckled Hen growth
Greene King (GNK) has seen annual retail revenues exceed £1bn for the first time as group revenue increased 5% to £1.3bn in the year to 3 May
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NewsMedia bites 2 July: Diageo, John Lewis, Greene King
The papers cover Diageo’s decision to sell its Gleneagles hotel to concentrate on core businesses this morning.
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NewsCity snapshot: “Mixed” first quarter trading at C&C Group
Magners owner C&C Group has reported “mixed trading conditions” in the first quarter in a update ahead of its AGM today.
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Category ReportLunchbox category report 2015
What does the coming year hold for players trying to earn a crust from the lunchbox sector?
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NewsBooker shares slide after “subdued” first quarter trading
Shares in Booker fell 3.3% to 160.8p today after the wholesaler revealed a group-wide like-for-like growth of 0.4%
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ProfilesUnilever's Paul Polman on the future of global fmcg
Unilever CEO Paul Polman gives his views on the challenges facing global fmcg gaints following the publication of the OC&C Global 50.
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Analysis & FeaturesOC&C Global 50: International expansion still holds key for struggling tobacco firms
Revenues and margins both fell for the globe’s biggest tobacco firms last year according to the OC&C Global 50, but an industry struggling with declining cigarette volumes is still looking to new markets to underpin future growth.