All The Grocer articles in 15 February 2020 – Page 2
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News
Naturelly highlights gut health with Juicy Jelly reformulation
Each 120g pot (rsp: 75p) now contains 3g of inulin, a dietary fibre made from chicory root
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Comment and Opinion
Maximum cringe as Walkers’ rap flops
Flavour-explosion food shots intercut with footage of funky youngsters chomping on snacks
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Category Report
Scaring the giants: vaping category report 2020
Brits are ditching cigarettes in favour of specialist vaping devices. That’s got big tobacco running scared
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Comment and Opinion
Tate Modern’s supermarket till receipt exhibit is all white
Could food-related ‘art’ get any more prosaic?
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News
Food companies lash out at ‘impossible’ salt reduction targets
Last week Public Health England revealed proposals that would require companies to slash the amount of salt in products
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News
Tesco to take more direct role in Booker buying process
The shake-up has been triggered by the retirement of Booker commercial director Andrew Thompson
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Butternut Box secures further £20m investment to accelerate growth
The latest investment takes the total raised by the DTC petfood business to over £40m since launching in 2016
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Reg Smith to join Noble Foods as agriculture director
Smith brings 30 years’ experience having held key roles at Atlantic Poultry and Faccenda Foods
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MSC to tighten rules around shark finning
It will introduce a new fishery certification process with more ‘stringent requirements’ to eliminate the practice
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Little Moons to hike production with new £3.5m London factory
The brand said the Park Royal site would allow it to make roughly 72 million mochi per year
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The Ethical Butcher launches ‘carbon negative’ DTC butchery service
The new website offers a variety of meat products reared using ‘regenerative’ methods of production
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City snapshot: Sainsbury’s prices fall but supermarket inflation persists
Sainsbury’s was the only big four supermarket to cut its prices year on year in January as the overall grocery sector remains in mild inflation.
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Media Bites 14 Feb: Nestlé, CBD regulation, Domino’s UK
The world’s largest food company is looking to to meat-free products to lift sales after missing its organic growth target.
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News
Deliveroo calls for freedom to pass on funds to address ‘chef shortage’
Source: HIT Training/Deliveroo Deliveroo has called on the government to let companies pass a bigger cut of their Apprenticeship Levy funds “down the supply chain” to tackle what it has called a “national chef shortage”. The food delivery company said it was lobbying government to “urgently ...
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News
Eustice replaces Villiers at Defra after cabinet reshuffle
The former farming minister’s promotion has been welvomed by food industry bodies
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PepsiCo’s annual sales rise on strong European performance
For 2020 the business expects revenues to rise 4%
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News
Aldi CEO Giles Hurley heaps pressure on suppliers over plastic
In a frank letter, Hurley warns that future buying decisions will be based on suppliers’ ability to adapt on packaging
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News
Spanish storms drive rocketing wholesale prices for lettuce
Storm Gloria buffeted coastal areas from Catalonia to Murcia over the weekend of 18-19 January
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Comment and Opinion
Unilever’s ban on children’s advertising is admirable, but will it make a difference?
The move has generated its fair share of positive PR, but there is already strict regulation around advertising to minors