All The Grocer articles in 14 November 2015 – Page 2
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NewsMorrisons claims War on Waste cut out key waste efforts
Morrisons has hit back at criticism from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s War on Waste documentary
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Analysis and FeaturesThe Grocer Top New Talent 2016: what's TNT all about?
It’s incredibly simple to do. Since 2013 the process has remained the same and this year entries hit a record number
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Analysis and FeaturesTop New Talent 2015 introduced by Asda CEO Andy Clarke
”There are over three million people working in our industry. This list contains 34 of the most talented people in it”
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Comment and OpinionGet your category strategy heard within the grocers
Now more than ever, retailers are seeking advice from suppliers on category strategy and ideas for growth
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NewsNestlé sets up cost-saving partnership with Sheffield Hallam
Nestlé UK and Ireland is entering a partnership with Sheffield Hallam University
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Analysis and FeaturesHow the Christmas TV ad campaigns of the grocers rate
As the festive season kicks off in earnest, our experts rate the much-anticipated Christmas ads
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NewsSainsbury's pledges to continue price-cutting strategy
Sainsbury’s is doubling down on its strategy to invest in price and cut promotions
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NewsCutting road miles 'key to supply chain cost saving'
The reduction of road miles is one of the most important ways to cut supply chain costs say retailers and suppliers
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NewsSteve Pappas takes on expanded European role at Costco UK
US warehouse club giant Costco has promoted UK managing director Steve Pappas to an expanded role
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NewsTesco boosts support for war veterans and serving reservists
Tesco has upped the support it offers war veterans and reservists it employs
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NewsHard-boiled egg snack set to roll into Ocado baskets
The secret to freshness is in the special protective wax coating
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NewsAmazon brings Pantry to the UK
Service for Prime customers will add 4,000 grocery SKUs to online giant’s site
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NewsAmazon business rates bill is the same as for 15 supermarkets
With annual turnover exceeding £5bn, online giant Amazon will pay just £10m in business rates this year
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Sainsbury's brings Mog to life for Christmas
Save the Children said it was grateful for the spotlight the campaign put on the issue of child literacy
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Analysis and FeaturesDeflation hitting hard as the mults head into Christmas
Deflation is biting the supermarkets as hard as ever as they head into the vital Christmas trading period.
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NewsScottish beef processor Stoddarts sold to private investors
Scottish beef processor Stoddarts has been sold by owner Neil Stoddart to a group of private investors.
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Analysis and FeaturesPremier pleases the City as it climbs 'vertical rock face'
Gavin Darby is delivering gains but there’s still a long way to go
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NewsConviviality expands reach into events with Peppermint deal
Conviviality is to acquire a majority stake a bar and events company operating at festivals and sporting events as sales soar 38% in first half thanks to Matthew Clark deal.
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Comment and OpinionDrinking and gaming: how brands and developers are playing nicely
With the average age of a gamer somewhere north of 30, it’s not surprising drink suppliers have associated themselves with video game franchises
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Comment and OpinionAldi's Supermarket Secrets: the discounter backlash begins
Once the underdog Brits love to root for, Aldi is facing up to the inevitable backlash of doing too well, too fast