All The Grocer articles in 16 June 2018
Previous issues.
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Comment and OpinionDonna welcomes Colin the Costcutter Graves to his new post
I do enjoy the thwack of willow on leather, don’t you?
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NewsM&S new chief finance officer to join in July
Singer will be working closely with CEO Steve Rowe and the senior leadership team as they continue to accelerate the pace
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NewsMajestic Wine back in black but remaining cautious
Majestic posted a full year pre-tax profit of £8.3m after reporting a loss of £1.5m last year
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NewsTime triples size of cash & carry depot
The East London-based wholesaler opened its new 82,000 sq ft depot in Barking on Monday
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NewsGato & Co increases pack sizes but not prices
Bigger packs began rollout this week, up to 80g-plus from about as little as 53g
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NewsApprentice winner's Sweets in the City makes official debut
It offers gifting lines via Harrods, Selfridges, Kingdom of Sweets and online
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NewsSales jump 31% at Ferrero after Thorntons acquisition
However as sales grew, profitability suffered
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NewsCidermaker Thatchers' sales rocket 17% to grow profits
The manufacturer of Thatchers Gold and Thatchers’ Haze brands hit sales of £84.9m on the back of increased marketing investment
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Comment and OpinionAldi and Tesco are worthy winners, but no one can stand still
So, congratulations to Aldi, crowned Grocer of the Year for the fourth time in six years
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NewsYeo Valley hit hard as Tesco culls 15 lines in Project Reset
Tesco has delisted a total of 156 yoghurts, BSM, cheese and cream products since mid-May
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Comment and OpinionThe Fast Fix: can ultra low-calorie diets tackle diabetes?
Could an ultra low-calorie diet reverse Type 2 diabetes and save the NHS billions of pounds?
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NewsMoy Park creates allergen-free factory in £18m investment
It includes the creation of a fully contained gluten and dairy-free factory at its Grantham site
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NewsThe Co-op rolls out new tablets for staff
The new “ruggedised” terminals have been equipped with dedicated software designed to simplify tasks for staff
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NewsCalls grow for Apprenticeship Levy to be axed
Latest figures show starts are down on the previous year
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NewsSainsbury's letter promises suppliers great opportunities
Sainsbury’s letter to suppliers promises ‘opportunity to streamline’ and to develop differentiated product ranges
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NewsRejuvenation Water seeks £150k investment from crowd
The drinks company, which has focused on health-driven consumer trends with the high protein drink, has returned to the cr…
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Analysis and FeaturesCotton price hiked by slowing production
Prices of cotton have risen amid concerns over slowing production, driven by reports of unfavourable weather conditions
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NewsPukka Herbs' losses mount despite 28% jump in annual sales
Revenues continued to soar at organic herbal tea brand Pukka Herbs, but losses mounted in the year leading up to its acquisition by Unilever.
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Category ReportClipped wings? Energy Drinks Category Report 2018
The industry is contending with a new wave of health-conscious shoppers and under-16 sales bans
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NewsBooths abandons sale plan in favour of driving recovery
The chain, which has 28 stores, appointed investment bank Rothschild in November to examine options including a sale