All The Grocer articles in 16 July 2016 – Page 5
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My Alternative CV
Jag Singh, Wanis Foods, on playing tabla and being a panda
If the shoe doesn’t fit, keep jamming your foot in till it does
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Comment and Opinion
Think big, go fast and match the consumer's thinking
Sometimes I feel retailers have to be like Superman – faster than the speed of light and masters of incredible technology
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News
Wrigley’s Extra set to launch Time to Shine TV drive
The ad ‘roadblock’ on all commercial channels is a first for the Mars sugar-free gum brand
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News
Co-op sells 298 smaller stores to McColl's for £117m
The deal is now subject to approval from the CMA and McColl’s shareholders
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News
Steinhoff's Poundland deal could mean "more rapid" move to multi-price
Poundland’s near-£600m sale to South Africa’s Steinhoff Group could hasten its shift to becoming a multi-price format retailer, industry analysts predict.
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News
Tesco and Sainsbury’s recall canned pasta lines over rubber fears
A small number of cans possibly contaminated by the foreign objects
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Analysis and Features
10 Things You Need To Know About... Confectionery
In our latest ‘10 things…’ digital feature we explore the confectionery market, from exclusive consumer research to news, views and a weird and wonderful creative challenge. Tuck in here!
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Analysis and Features
Revealed: Quarter of women feel guilty after eating chocs
Women are more likely to feel guilty after indulging in chocolate and sweets, an exclusive poll for The Grocer reveals…
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Analysis and Features
Creative challenge: Can sweets do savoury?
We put creative agency 23red to work creating confectionery based on three trends – botanicals, savoury flavours and coconut. Here’s what they came up with…
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Analysis and Features
Global NPD: Can sweets really give you clearer skin?
The world of confectionery NPD is booming as brands explore wacky flavours and functionality. Here’s our pick of the top 10 across the world…
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Analysis and Features
Sharing formats hit the sweet spot as singles suffer
Giant bars of chocolate and single bags of sweets help push the confectionery market into growth after a troubling 2015.
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Comment and Opinion
What does Britain’s new PM mean for food & drink?
The UK is now in for a steep learning curve on its new PM
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Analysis and Features
Netflix and choc: Nearly half of all sweets scoffed after dark
After dark confectionery consumption is increasing. So, has our growing box set habit got anything to do with it?
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Analysis and Features
Spar buyer: confectionery is 'resilient' in tough market
Confectionery has achieved growth despite pressure from competitive pricing and an increase in snacking alternatives, says Nichola Borg
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Analysis and Features
Infographic: Posh choc gets a boost from NPD
Premium brands Lindt and Ferrero storm ahead with impressive growth. But how does this compare to confectionery’s other big players?
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Analysis and Features
Banned chocs from across the globe: Where and why?
As Kinder Surprise is banned in Chile, we take a look at what else has been pulled from shelves around the globe and why
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Analysis and Features
95 (78) JP Chenet
Chenet has lost £6.6m as the French brand lost out on prime spots in store and prices rose
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News
Ocado links with Marie Claire for beauty product deliveries
The online retailer will deliver high-end brands such as Bobbi Brown with food shops
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Analysis and Features
86 (69) Teacher's
A relaunch to modernise and emphasise provenance has not been enough to offset the price cuts of rivals
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Analysis and Features
48 (48) Oyster Bay
The priciest plonk in the top 100, Oyster Bay has grown by a cool £7m as drinkers trade up