All The Grocer articles in 17 December 2016 – Page 14
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Analysis & Features10 Things You Need To Know About... Hot Beverages
For the next serving in our 10 Things… series, we’ve brewed up a steaming hot mug of news, views and research on hot beverages. Put kettle on!
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NewsMüller and Organix in trademark spat over ‘Goodies’
The yoghurt brand has said it predicts an “amicable” conclusion to the conflict
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NewsInvestors back AB InBev/SABMiller deal as mooted protest fails to materialise
SABMiller investors overwhelming backed the multi-billion takeover offer from AB InBev this morning, dispelling concerns that activist hedge funds would try to derail the deal.
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Comment & OpinionSix key messages from Mike Coupe on Sainsbury's strategy
The Sainsbury’s CEO was upbeat about strategy today, despite a 1.1% fall in like-for-likes
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NewsMedia Bites 29 Sep: Sainsbury's, AB InBev/SABMiller, BHS
Sainsbury’s ceded more ground to rivals Tesco and Morrisons as well as the budget stores after its second consecutive quarterly sales drop
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NewsCity Snapshot: US drives “strong” annual sales growth for Imperial Brands
FTSE 100 tobacco firm Imperial Brands has reassured the market it is on track to meet full year expectations, driven by strong US growth and currencies
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Petcare: 22 October
Innovative, super premium products are in growth as a growing portion of society treat their pets more like people. So who’s winning?
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NewsMedia Bites 30 Sep: Living wage, Jamie Oliver, M&S
A survey for a business lobby group suggests some companies have reduced recruitment and may cut staff hours in future.
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NewsCity snapshot: Consumer confidence rebounds as Brexit fears ease
Consumer confidence has bounced back to pre-Brexit levels following a dramatic collapse in confidence after the UK voted to leave the EU. Plus, Premier Foods chairman David Beever steps down, updates from Gusbourne and Zambeef and all the rest of today’s news in the City.
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco faces lawsuit from investors
Tesco is set to be sued by a group of large investors who claim to have lost £150m because of the accounting scandal at the supermarket. It comes as the retailer is expected to release healthy results on Wednesday.
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NewsTesco set to extend clampdown on stolen disabled parking bays
Supermarket will impose fines nationwide following “warmly welcomed trials” in 80 stores
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NewsMedia Bites 4 Oct: Sterling, UK manufacturing, Krispy Kreme
The pound fell back towards a three-decade low against the dollar yesterday, hit by surprisingly strong US economic data and in the wake of Theresa May setting out a timetable for Brexit.
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NewsCity snapshot: Greggs’ third quarter sales up 5.6%
Third quarter sales at bakery food to go chain Greggs (GRG) rose 5.6%, though its rate of like for like growth slowed during the 13 weeks to 1 October. Plus, the FTSE bursts through the 7,000pts mark as the pound falls to mid-1980s levels and all the rest of today’s news from the City.
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Personal Care & Toiletries: 29 October
Value and volume sales of personal care & toiletries may have fallen in the past year but there are still some sectors that are looking decidedly spruce. So where’s the most growth and which brands are behind it?
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NewsKrispy Kreme UK bought by US parent
Krispy Kreme in the US has announced 100% of its shares have been sold to US-based brand owner company Krispy Kreme Group.
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NewsGreggs faces rising costs as pound plunges
Greggs has warned of mounting pressures on food prices as the fallout from Brexit continues to weaken the pound and labour costs rise.
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco recovery on track as sales rise 3.3%
Tesco will set out further plans later this morning for the next stage of its recovery after a third straight quarter of like-for-like sales growth
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NewsMedia Bites 5 October: Greggs, deflation, Krispy Kreme
Continued growth at Greggs captured the attention of all the papers this morning as its breakfasts and healthier range fueled further growth.
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NewsBen & Jerry’s looks to create One Sweet World with charitable trio
Beneficiaries of proceeds will include UK inclusiveness charity Hope Not Hate
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Comment & OpinionTesco’s ‘big six’ questions
Dave Lewis hailed its first-half results as proof the retailer was “out of crisis”. Here are the big six questions raised by today’s announcements