All The Grocer articles in 18 April 2015 – Page 5
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NewsTesco buys up remaining stake in Euphorium Bakery
Tesco has bought up the remaining slice of the Euphorium Bakery business, despite reports that it planned to scrap the venture.
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NewsJack Link's reveals its plans for Peperami brand
New Peperami owner Jack Link’s has announced a marketing push and pipeline of NPD for the brand.
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NewsC-store bottled ale sales could top £100m, says Marston's
Premium bottled ale (PBA) represents a £104m opportunity for the convenience channel, a brewer’s report has claimed.
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NewsCrawshaw carves space into the North West with £3.9m Gabbotts deal
Crawshaw Group is taking steps toward its ambitious target of running 200 stores after paying £3.9m to snap up Gabbotts Farm.
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NewsEU wine producers get go-ahead to increase plantings
Major European wine producers will be allowed to increase their wine growing areas by 1% annually from next January under new rules issued this week by the EC.
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NewsIceland débuts own-label gelato range
Iceland Belissimo – a two-strong gelato range crafted and sourced from Italy, is being rolled out tomorrow (15 April) in chocolate and a mixed fruit variants
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NewsMedia bites 15 April: Poundland, CPI inflation, Phones4u
Most of the papers remark upon Poundland breaking through the £1bn sales barrier yesterday.
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NewsCity snapshot: Currency movements help Danone to 8.1% Q1 growth
Danone makes a strong start to its financial year, Nestle confirms talks with Brakes Group over frozen division sales and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsNature Valley bursts into popcorn trend
The Nature Valley Popcorn range, rolling out at the beginning of next month, comprises cranberry & yoghurt and peanut & sunflower seed variants
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NewsGrant's Foods brings 14 new cans to market with support from Asda
“This is a very exciting opportunity for Grant’s and it’s fantastic that Asda is supporting our brand,” said account marketing manager Claire Inglis
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NewsThree senior directors axed at Nisa as new boss Nick Read rings the changes
Nisa chief executive Nick Read has become the latest new retail boss to make sweeping changes to his senior management team in a bid to arrest poor trading.
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Feature SynopsisDigital Feature: 10 Things You Need To Know About…Household
The Grocer’s exciting programme of digital, online features continues in May with analysis of the household market
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Comment and OpinionConservative Manifesto: Cameron offers a prominent role for farmers
Conservative policy offers a lot for farmers to get their teeth in to
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Feature SynopsisFocus on oils: 23 May
So why is the market becoming so commoditised? What’s driving down prices and what can be done to add value back into the market?
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NewsHeinz releases new convenience range with chilled savoury pastries
Peter’s Food has extended its range of Heinz chilled savoury pastries with four new products
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NewsConservative Party promise to work with food industry in new manifesto
The party’s manifesto launched by David Cameron in Swindon today, unveiled plans for a Great British Food Unit to promote food exports
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NewsAsda ups search for new COO
The retailer announced in January that it had begun the hunt to fill the vacancy following the departure of Mark Ibbotson, and this week confirmed it is looking for a ‘very experienced board level retailer’
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NewsPoundland sales break through £1bn despite fourth quarter slowdown
Sales at Poundland soard through the £1bn barrier last year after the fixed price discounter achieved an 11.8% revenue boost on a constant currency basis.
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NewsDike & Son claims industry first by offering complete online shop
The West Country retailer, which was founded in 1851 and is now the biggest regional independent, will offer delivery seven days a week throughout the local area
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NewsButterworth and Sons to revive tradition of picture cards with tea
From this month until February 2016, every 40-bag pack of Butterworths’ Suffolk Special Blend and English Breakfast Blend will contain one of 25 cards