All The Grocer articles in 13 September 2014 – Page 5
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Analysis & FeaturesMorrisons cuts deepest as food price deflation slows
Supermarket prices have fallen on an annual basis for the fourth month in succession…
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NewsYoung's expands Funky Fish Kitchen range in Asda
Young’s is expanding its Asda-exclusive Funky Fish Kitchen chilled fish brand with six new products…
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NewsPort Salut slices from Bel UK get a new look
Port Salut Slices have been given a new look by brand owner Bel UK…
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NewsCameron meets grocery bosses to champion jobs for young people
Major figures in the food and grocery industry have met with the Prime Minister to discuss possible measures to boost job prospects for young people in Britain.
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Comment & OpinionAlex Polizzi: The Fixer's Heck patch-up was must-see TV
In 1999, Debbie and Andrew Keeble took out a £15,000 loan to buy a new car, but decided to make sausages instead…
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News5-a-day would cost average family an extra £810 a year
UK families would have to spend more than half their current average annual food bill on fruit & veg to hit 5 a-day target…
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NewsSlush Puppie and Candy Crush Saga to hit confectionery aisles
Bon Bon Buddies is to bring brands such as Slush Puppie and Candy Crush Saga to the confectionery aisle…
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NewsIceland boss Walker unveils next steps for Food Warehouse
Iceland boss Malcolm Walker has declared his new The Food Warehouse format a success…
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Analysis & FeaturesOlive crop concerns set to hike oil prices
Retail prices for olive oil are tipped to rise as costs soar in the wake of concerns over upcoming crops…
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Category ReportFocus on Sauces & Condiments: the heat is rising...
Brits’ passion for all things spicy is sending sales of chilli sauces soaring but where does this leave old favourites?…
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NewsDropped Lurpak Slow Churned 'may return as limited edition'
Arla Foods has dropped its premium Lurpak Slow Churned butter – but says it may return as a seasonal line…
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NewsThe Happy Egg Co to roll white eggs into Tesco
The Happy Egg Co is bringing white eggs back to supermarket shelves…
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NewsCostcutter: 'progress being made' on distribution problems
Costcutter has insisted it is making “good progress” in resolving the delivery and availability problems…
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NewsJustin King warns of price rises if Scotland goes independent
Former Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has warned that supermarket prices could rise in an independent Scotland.
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NewsThorntons to roll out mainstream chocolate block bars
Thorntons is launching its first mainstream chocolate block bars…
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NewsNisa retail strategy 'will weather' Neil Turton departure
Nisa is confident the symbol group will not lose momentum when long-serving chief executive Neil Turton leaves in spring 2…
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NewsUnilever to boost winter ice cream sales with NPD push
Winter-themed marketing and NPD could bring £30m in incremental sales to the ice cream category this year, Unilever has c…
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NewsFunkin rolls out Piña Colada mixer with Malibu
Funkin has extended its partnership with Malibu rum to launch a 750ml Piña Colada mixer for the off-trade…
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NewsAunt Bessie's Yorkshire puddings to make chilled debut at Asda
Aunt Bessie’s is taking its Yorkshire puddings into the chilled aisle…
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Comment & OpinionWhy suppliers have a fatal attraction to supermarkets
Suppliers have a fatal attraction to the supermarkets, and the relationship is veering from high maintenance to bunny boiler.