All The Grocer articles in 17 February 2018 – Page 5
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Today's Group expands its preferential rates for customers
Today’s new rates on services and products could cuts costs for wholesalers and independent retailers by thousands
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Dash Water and Spare Fruit expand reach of wonky fruit and veg lines
Dash has added a raspberry variant, while Spare Fruit has secured its first national supermarket listing
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Analysis and Features
10 romance-inspired new products landing in stores for Valentine's Day
Move over cupid, the nation’s retailers have got Valentine’s Day covered
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Labour proposes live animal export ban in new policy document
Draft document also proposes introduction of mandatory country of origin, method of production and slaughter labelling on meat
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Surplus stories: how St Catherine's Hospice uses food from FareShare
St. Catherine’s Hospice is one of thousands of UK charities that benefit from surplus food donated by FareShare. Here’s how…
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City Snapshot: Volume and price growth drive “exceptional” year at Coca-Cola HBC
European Coke bottler Coca-Cola HBC (CCH) has reported a 5.9% jump in organic sales and a double-digit growth in profits as both volume and price growth boosted its full-year performance. Plus, Danone to sell down some of its 21.3% Yakult stake and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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Media Bites 14 Feb: Crowdfunding, Inflation, Quorn
Fresh concerns have been raised over selling ‘mini bonds’ via crowdfunding after Square Pie collapsed, with 324 bondholders standing to lose hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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Comment and Opinion
Diet Coke’s new flavours are here – but CCEP is keeping its cards close to its chest
Coca-Cola European Partners has yet to make an official launch announcement about the new flavours – or how they fit into its wider plans for Diet Coke in this country
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Pernod Ricard to launch new Plymouth Fruit Cup for summer
A challenger to Diageo-owned Brit favourite Pimms, the 30% abv drink is an extension of Pernod’s Plymouth Gin brand….
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Heat not burn tobacco receives qualified boost in PHE report
Public Health England report acknowledges new devices are ‘considerably less harmful’ than cigarettes
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Comment and Opinion
Peter Rabbit picks up some allergy advice
A new Peter Rabbit film is almost upon us – and it’s causing controversy…
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Comment and Opinion
Pizza is colourful way to welcome a new princess
Meghan Markle must now endure ‘tributes’ from the British food industry…
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Analysis and Features
Zoe Saldana joins Campari's Red Hand gang
An expensive ‘short film’ is a neat way for brands to look classy
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Comment and Opinion
Marmite goes for golden jar
You either love or hate Marmite – or quite like or dislike it, or are ambivalent. Or haven’t tried it.
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Comment and Opinion
Advice for Mr Lewis on operating like a discounter
I was very excited to see the news this week that Mr Lewis is about to set up a discounter chain
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Tesco and Nestlé lead way in plant-based food shift
A report by food and farming thinktank FAIRR has named the two companies as best-placed to take advantage of the trend towards plant-based eating
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Spending per food-to-go occasion in decline, MCA finds
MCA advocated more meal deals and emphasised the importance of loyalty schemes
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Amazon to cut hundreds of jobs at its Seattle HQ
The online giant is to shift resources into fast-growing areas like its work on voice assistant technology Alexa
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Diet Coke gets fruity as new flavours arrive from the US
Exotic Mango and Feisty Cherry variants have started appearing on shelf in an 8x330ml multipack of cans (£3.50) and a 1.25-litre PET bottle (£1)
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Twinings renews commitment to improving lives of tea workers
The company’s partnership with Unicef, focusing on workers in Assam, has been extended for another five years