All The Grocer articles in 17 September 2016 – Page 3
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Comment & OpinionUK grocery Armageddon is cancelled
It is not a given that a price-only strategy would improve the profit sustainability of Asda
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Comment & OpinionNuts can help solve the world's protein problem
Nuts are under-appreciated as great sustainable sources of protein, says Liberation Foods’ Kate Gaskell
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Analysis & FeaturesHidden Heroes: 10 bullish dairy firms making their mark
Our pick of 10 companies we feel deserve a higher profile for their impressive achievements
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NewsThe Yorkshire Meatball Co launches crowdfunded trio
The restaurant raised £130,650 via Crowdcube earlier this year
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Analysis & FeaturesWhey to go: how the dairy industry is tackling waste
Dairy has more avoidable manufacturing waste than any other food and drink category, according to Wrap
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Analysis & FeaturesExcellence in dairy retailing: fixtures that will grab the punters
Who are the best practice pioneers when it comes to dairy merchandising and ranging?
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NewsToday's Group offers food waste advice to retailers
The buying group is running advice articles across its online and print channels to promote food waste best practice
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NewsBritish Council of Shopping Centres changes name to Revo
The new name for the BCSC combines the terms retail and evolution
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NewsRitz gets healthier Bakefuls flavoured snacks from Mondelez
The baked crackers claim to contain 30% less fat than regular potato crisps
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NewsONS sees no post-Brexit dip in consumer confidence despite August sales fall
Food retailers made a particularly strong contribution to growth
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NewsAsda's That's Better is a 'phantom promotion' say critics
The retailer said last week it had cut the price of thousands of lines by an average of 15%
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NewsBooker gets Budgens/Londis boost
Booker sales surged 15.2% in Q2 but the tobacco display ban remains a drag on performance
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NewsTulip to be split into four as part of radical restructure
New CEO Steve Francis admitted the business had “lost its edge”
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NewsPepsiCo takes on Butterkist with Pop Works from the US
The ‘cinema-style’ snack is ‘wet popped’ – meaning the corn kernels expand in a kettle as opposed to hot air
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NewsWaitrose to 'turbocharge' investment in stores as sales drop
The retailer was hit by a £25m property writedown on seven supermarkets it no longer plans to open
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Analysis & FeaturesTop 10 indie speciality & fine food retailers
The independent market is teeming with retailers that trade in the finer things in life
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Comment & OpinionDigital is the way forward for loyalty
Despite looking at several loyalty propositions I have not found one yet that can be made to work in c-stores
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NewsCrawshaw shares crash as price wars hit meat category
A slowdown in trading at Crawshaw and aggressive price cuts by the supermarkets has seen shares in the value butchery chain sink 43% today.
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Grocer 33Morrisons Dundee: Grocer 33 store of the week
It was especially good to win on a Sunday as there has been a recent push throughout Morrisons to do better on Sundays
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Comment & OpinionSausage Party: you'll never look at food the same way again
Some of Tinseltown’s biggest stars have given the weekly shop an all-singing, all-dancing makeover