All The Grocer articles in 15 October 2016 – Page 5
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Analysis & FeaturesHow 'posh Iceland' shows retailer is moving with the times
Posh isn’t a word that immediately springs to mind when you think of Iceland
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Comment & OpinionUnilever-Tesco scrap: who are the winners and losers?
Latest comment from one of the biggest rows of the year
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NewsHigher supermarket prices 'inevitable', warns BRC chairman
Baker said UK’s retailers were “famous for their ability to manage cost increases without passing them on to customers”
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NewsBurton's Biscuits shakeup to address a further decline in sales
Burton’s is under new leadership and has shed its Cadbury biscuits licence as sales fell from £315.4m in 2014 to £287.4m in the year to 3 January 2015.
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NewsChaucer Food's double-digit growth boosts US expansion plans
Chaucer Food Group has reported double-digit jumps in sales and underlying profits as it gets closer to securing about $70m of new investment in the US.
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NewsMedia Bites 14 Oct: Unilever/Tesco, WH Smith
The price spat between Unilever and Tesco, which has seen stocks of Marmite running low at the UK’s biggest supermarket, is still capturing the imagination of the papers.
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NewsCity snapshot: Burton's looks to counter 9% annual sales slide
Wagon Wheels manufacturer Burton’s Biscuits undertook a radical shake-up of its business after another year of declining sales, while Unilever and Tesco solve Marmite spat …
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NewsMorrisons brings back The Best premium label range
The retailer kickstarted a major new marketing push for The Best on Monday
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NewsWeetabix faces tough trading as private label sales plummet
Globally, Weetabix’s sales slipped 1.3% to £432.8m in the year to 2 January 2016
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Category ReportCakes & Biscuits Category Report 2016
America’s pioneering spirit - which opened up the Wild West in the 19th century and put man on the moon in 1969 - is making its mark on the biscuit category.
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NewsSoaring British wheat prices spark Brexit food inflation fears
Prices are up across all grades of British wheat, with UK feed wheat futures rising 14% to £131.50/tonne since the Brexit
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Category ReportWinter Remedies Category Report 2016
Winter is coming. To fans of Game of Thrones that phrase means the coming of unspeakable hardship and violence. And probably sex.
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NewsTristram Stuart: 'Adjudicator should have food waste powers'
The Feedback founder accused supermarkets of purposefully “inserting a middleman” between themselves and suppliers
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NewsKellogg's cereal sales flag as consumers seek alternatives
Turnover at the sales and marketing arm of Kellogg’s fell almost £10m to £795.2m in the year to 2 January 2016
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Feature SynopsisFocus On World Cuisine: 12 November
Which cuisines are hot right now and which are falling from fashion? What are the factors that influence this? How could Brexit affect our choices?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Fish: 12 November
Why are shoppers canning ambient fish? Why are prices holding steady? And how are the types of fish Brits buy changing?
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Analysis & FeaturesPremier Foods boss back under pressure as sales slump
The September sunshine was blamed for plummeting gravy sales at the Bisto and Oxo supplier
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's boss Mike Coupe comes under fire over food waste
As Coupe fought off attacks from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Tristram Stuart, the CEO looked increasingly like the pantomime baddie
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NewsYoung's rolls out Chip Shop chicken range
Young’s Chip Shop Special Orders go on sale nationally on 17 October
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NewsNew Lifestyle Express fascia designed to give 'kerb appeal'
The grey fascia has been designed to give “real kerb appeal” and a “clean, fresh feel”