All The Grocer articles in 14 January 2017 – Page 4
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Comment & OpinionPat's Mart reveals its financial figures... sort of
Accounting was never really my strong point
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Grocer 33Waitrose Marlow Hill, High Wycombe: G33 store of the week
This was the first time I had opened a store from scratch – we had 120 partners who were all brand new
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Grocer 33Waitrose wins with new High Wycombe store
Waitrose High Wycombe is “less than a year old and looked fresh and clean from the outside”
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Grocer 33Asda beats Morrisons to G33 pricing win by just 17p
With the supermarkets’ January sales in full swing, Asda edged out Morrisons to claim this week’s Grocer 33 pricing win
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Comment & OpinionSugar Free Farm: a vacuous, petty health debate metaphor
La La Land is massive right now. As it’s a musical you’d think they’d have found a part for Stavros Flatley
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NewsGin drives spirits boom as shoppers enjoy boozy Christmas
Brits splashed out £136m on gin this Christmas as booze outpaced the wider festive grocery market
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NewsMarks & Spencer Christmas results: what the analysts say
M&S reported better-than-expected results over Christmas, with group sales up 5.9% in the 13 weeks to 31 December. But what did the analysts and retail watchers maker of it?
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Analysis & FeaturesTesco Frozen Smoothie - Apple, Pear & Kiwi: acid test
The range includes Strawberry, Mango & Banana, and Strawberry, Raspberry & Blackcurrant variants
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Analysis & FeaturesWill the Night Tube escalate sales for London c-stores?
The 24-hour service will boost sales near Tube hot spots. But does it justify the costs of being open?
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Comment & OpinionWinning listings is tough but persistence pays off
Every business starting out will face the same, often frustrating, issue – gaining listings
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NewsMedina wins Iceland milk supply contract
The deal is understood to represent about 30 million litres a year
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NewsErrington plans to return unpasteurised cheese to sale
Tests showed Lanark Blue and Corra Linn were “safe to eat”
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NewsOrnua and EasiYo forge yoghurts supply deal
The businesses have invested some £700,000 to establish a new blending facility
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NewsBernard Matthews pension scheme faces investigation
The trustees are working with the Pension Protection Fund to investigate a potential £40m funding shortfall
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NewsBritish bacon loses out despite weak sterling
Supermarkets are selling more imported bacon despite predictions the weakness of sterling would boost British…
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NewsCut VAT on healthy food, urge health campaigners
New research found nearly one in three Brits say they cannot afford to purchase healthy food
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NewsDairy UK calls for GCA to cover smaller retailers and foodservice
Dairy UK said it was strongly against the idea of extending the remit to cover dairy farmers and milk purchasers
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Comment & OpinionWe need a united food and farming system
We have a wealth of talent that could come up with an outline for a combined ‘national food and health system’
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Analysis & FeaturesFuel hits its highest price for two years
Shoppers are paying more at the pumps as the cost of petrol hits a two-year high
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Comment & OpinionFive ways retail will change
Here are five predictions that show what the future of retail might look like