All The Grocer articles in 16 September 2017 – Page 2
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Category Report
Can BSM avoid meltdown? The Dairymen butters & spreads 2017
A Europe-wide butter shortage and fresh rationalisation by the mults pose serious challenges for butters & spreads
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Category Report
Taking a hike: The Dairymen cheddar report 2017
Given price pressures at home, will cheddar suppliers stride off into the sunset of lucrative premium export markets?
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Category Report
Flexible friends: The Dairymen dairy alternatives report 2017
As consumers ditch dairy for lifestyle reasons and embrace flexitarianism, is there any stopping dairy alternatives?
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Category Report
Still on board? The Dairymen continental cheese report 2017
Does the Brexit vote and the slump in sterling mean Brits are saying sayonara to Continental cheese favourites?
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Category Report
A taste of freedom: The Dairymen milk report 2017
Free-range milk is taking chillers by storm – and helping the fresh milk market shake off its commoditised past
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Category Report
There's always room: The Dairymen ice cream report 2017
After being in the doldrums, sticks, bars, lollies, tubs and cones are undergoing a revival
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Category Report
Down with the kids: The Dairymen dairy for children report 2017
As the government gears up to fight childhood obesity, can dairy brands convince parents to keep them in the gang?
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Analysis and Features
10 yoghurts which would fall foul of the PHE calorie cap
PHE has finalised a proposed portion cap for a single-serve yoghurt of 120kcal based on a sales weighted average, with a 175kcal maximum
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News
Icelandic Seachill shrugs off volatility to post rise in sales
Revenues for seafood supplier climb by £18m despite ending of M&S supply deal in 2016
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Comment and Opinion
Abandon the moral high ground! We need positivity around food
Forget about fads, says Camilla Barnard of Rude Health. Time to rediscover the ‘Eat Everything with Friends and Family’ diet
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Comment and Opinion
Where is the tea-to-go?
The original national drink here seems to me to have been left languishing in the doldrums
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Comment and Opinion
The future is self service - or is it?
Sir, The Fourth Industrial Revolution is already impacting retail
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Comment and Opinion
How to Stay Young: a cosier, more credible 10 Years Younger
Remember that cruel (but kind of brilliant) TV show 10 Years Younger?
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News
Morrisons faces biggest-ever UK data breach class action
A total of 5,518 current and former Morrisons staff are pursuing a claim for damages
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Comment and Opinion
Is Brexit for wimps, excuse-wise?
Not at all. For all the opportunities, it’s tough out there, and the industry needs answers
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News
Brookfield and Carlyle in frame to buy P&H
According to Sky News the two firms are among a number of parties who have tabled offers for P&H
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Analysis and Features
Tinned fish prices sent sky high by raw material hikes
Supermarket prices for tinned fish are surging as suppliers warn margins have been battered by high raw material costs
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Comment and Opinion
Pat on Sunday supplement ranging and Tesco's veg plot
There is nothing new under the sun, not least that observation (and the contents of my chiller)
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Comment and Opinion
Marmite claim kicks off battle of the boffins
A withering takedown in the New Scientist claims Marmite’s campaign is cobblers
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Grocer 33
'Polite and helpful' staff win it for Tesco Perth
Offers were “eye-catching” and a “sampling of Lindt chocolate was very popular”