All The Grocer articles in 15 April 2017 – Page 4
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Analysis and Features
Easter chocolate cheaper despite commodity price increases
Brexit doesn’t mean shoppers have to shell out more for Easter eggs this year
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News
London Nisa store rebrands as high-end organic independent shop
Pav Sahota will open Raw Store in Old Street next week after seeing demand “for something a little bit different”
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News
Well names Ben Turner as director of human resources
Turner will start in his new role at the Bestway-owned independent pharmacy chain in April
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Analysis and Features
Tesco results: what the analysts say
Tesco’s UK-like-for-like sales were up 0.9% in the year – its first reported full-year growth for seven years. Here’s how analysts have reacted
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Comment and Opinion
Jeremy Corbyn's jam: it's not popular
While making a cake, Corbyn polled the kids on their favourite jams
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News
Ribena, Rubicon Spring, Rio & Aqua Pura get set for summer
The soft drinks brands have announced a raft of marketing and branding activity.
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Comment and Opinion
Surprise, unpleasant surprise at Waitrose
Sir, In the past Waitrose cardholders could get a free hot drink in store whether they shopped or not
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News
Will Deliveroo RooBox deliver the real deal?
When is a Gourmet Burger Kitchen avocado bacon burger a Deliveroo avocado bacon burger?
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News
Media Bites 12 April: Pensions regulator, Asda, Majestic Wine
The UK’s pensions lifeboat has helped to block the sale of a packaging company after a prospective buyer drew up plans to dump its retirement scheme obligations
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News
City snapshot: Tesco posts first full-year UK sales rise for seven years
Tesco has posted its first full-year like-for-like UK sales growth since 2009/2010 as the supermarket’s recovery under CEO Dave Lewis continues to gather pace
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News
Food Standards Agency appoints Jason Feeney as CEO
Feeney replaces Catherine Brown, who resigned last November, at helm of regulator
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News
Oscar Mayer acquired by German PE house
UK ready meals supplier Oscar Mayer has been bought by German private equity player Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAG) as it seeks to build a new European food group.
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Feature Synopsis
Focus On Scotland: 20 May
Scotland Food & Drink has unveiled an ambitious plan to double the size of the industry to £30bn by 2030. So, who will benefit from this?
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Comment and Opinion
Sustainability campaigns need buy-in from the ground up
Palm oil is in the firing line once again, but how much difference do sustainability campaigns really make?
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News
Rising food prices could boost the discounters
Aldi and Lidl have been tipped to benefit from escalating grocery inflation after inflation remained at 2.3% last month despite rising prices for food, alcohol and tobacco.
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News
Atkins unveils high-protein Lift snack bar lineup
The NPD is available in Chocolate Almond, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Peanut Caramel variants
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News
2 Sisters set to close chicken plant in Smethwick, West Mids
Some 630 staff could lose their job at the plant, described as ’ageing’ by 2 Sisters
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News
Ben Clarke joins CaféPod as commercial controller
Clarke is the former sales controller at sports nutrition business For Goodness Shakes
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News
Tesco faces probe over Dunnhumby data allegations
Companies are also said to have raised concerns over the price Dunnhumby charges
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News
Saclà UK extends logistics deal with Culina Group
Saclà will also move its warehouse operation from Leighton Buzzard to a new logistics facility at Lutterworth…