All The Grocer articles in 13 May 2017 – Page 6
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Growers play down threat of potential drought on UK crops
The UK had just 47% of its average April rainfall over the past month according to the Met Office
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Sibberi water brand acquired by mineral salt business Westlab
Birch water brand Sibberi has been snapped up by Westlab Group as the bath mineral salts business seeks to tap into the growing clean living trend.
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Fyffes suspended from Ethical Trading Initiative
The Irish food giant has reiterated its denial of labour rights violations in southern Honduras
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Comment and Opinion
Are intelligent personal assistants the future of labour-free shopping?
The market for Amazon Dash is small but growing, at least in the UK. Now Walmart have entered the fray with their own device, expect to see, and hear, more about this latest technology
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Two new cases of avian flu prompt poultry movement review
Government avian flu controls were due to be lifted on 15 May in England, but now may be extended
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Co-op replaces polystyrene pizza boards with recyclable card
Move will prevent 200 tones of polystyrene boards going to landfill, retailer says
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Labour promises to restrict pre-watershed junk food TV ads
Restrictions form part of party’s plans to address ’urgent challenge’ of childhood obesity
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Majestic adds Romanian pinot grigio to online selection
The Cramele Recas wine was selected following blind tasting of over 500 different bottles…
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Ferrero and Universal link for Despicable Me 3 Kinder egg
The NPD containing a Minion figure will be available until August
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Drinks industry urges alcohol duty cuts in party manifestos
Reducing duty would help keep booze prices down after Brexit, they claimed…
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MySupermarket names Viv Craske as its new managing director
Brought in as senior client development director only six months ago, Craske takes over from interim MD Mandy Critchley
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Media Bites 8 May: M&S, Tesco, Mark Price, Brexit
Marks & Spencer was in the spotlight over the weekend after making two management appointments in a bid to get the business back on track.
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City snapshot: Premier Foods renews Cadbury cake licence
Premier Foods has renewed its licence to make Cadbury branded cake and desserts after agreeing a new deal with Mondelez International. The new contract may lead to Premier also making the full range of Cadbury cake brands such as Flake, Crunchie, Caramel and Marvellous Creations, as well as Oreo.
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Lidl shines spotlight on Jersey Royal spuds in new TV ad
Continuing the Lidl Surprises campaign theme, sceptical customer Olivia is taken to the discounter’s Jersey farm
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Arla targets commuters in new marketing campaign
Push starts on 7 May and urges consumers to ’Eat Monday for Breakfast’
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Pladis adds three variants to Jacob’s Mini Cheddars
Rolling out this month, the NPD comprises Red Leicester, Stilton and Smoked Applewood
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Heineken pledges to tackle mental health stigma in workplace
The brewer has signed a public commitment to promote the “physical, social and mental wellbeing” of its employees
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Morrisons and Sainsbury's cut fuel prices for second time this week
Both diesel and unleaded will be cut by a further 2p
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Ridgeview CEO Tamara Roberts joins WSTA board
Her appointment brings the association’s executive team to 13…
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Heineken buys out California craft brewer Lagunitas
Lagunitas founder Tony Magee will remain as executive chairman, taking an “advisory role” to Heineken on craft strategy