All The Grocer articles in 18 April 2020 – Page 2
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Comment and Opinion
Asda’s super delivery driver helps lift spirits in Hastings
A lot of the people getting online food deliveries at the moment aren’t able to enjoy much in the way of human interaction
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Comment and Opinion
Birds Eye ad focuses on useful ideas for the new normal
“What’s for tea?” This is, as Birds Eye’s new ad reminds us, “one of the big questions at the heart of family life”
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News
UK urged not to further delay ban on plastic straws
Defra has pushed back its ban of plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds amid the Covid-19 outbreak
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News
Morrisons defies Sunday trading laws to open for NHS workers
On Sundays, NHS staff can now begin shopping and buying products from 9am
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News
Red Tractor launches live-streamed farm audits
Red Tractor’s new remote regime was robust enough to replace routine inspections, it claimed
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News
Amazon prepares ‘Ultra Fast Fresh’ grocery delivery in the UK
Analysts understand the project could involve making Amazon Fresh a free benefit of Prime in the UK
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News
Bakkavor faces investigation over face coverings issued to protect workers against coronavirus
HSE is looking into the claims made by the GMB union
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News
Burton’s Biscuit Co pays workers coronavirus bonus
The company this week made a “thank-you payment” of £100 to all workers in its factories
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News
Waitrose to extend Rapid delivery and increase number of click & collect slots
At least 40% of the new slots will be reserved exclusively for elderly and vulnerable customers
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News
Guacamole brand Holy Moly launches online shop
It will deliver Holy Moly’s quartet of guacamoles to shoppers across the UK…
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News
Morrisons and Kellogg’s to provide kids’ cereal through Magic Breakfast
Magic Breakfast works with 480 partner schools in disadvantaged areas of the UK, providing nutritious food to children
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News
M&S boosts food box deliveries using clothing & home DC
The boxes are now being picked and despatched from M&S’s main distribution centre in Castle Donington
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Comment and Opinion
Doritos shot across Pringles’ bow shows innovation has not been furloughed
It’s just plain nice to watch an interesting bit of NPD hit the shelves without a mention of the crisis
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Analysis and Features
Beef mince: why are supermarkets importing it when the UK has more than it can handle?
Supermarkets incurred the wrath of farmers – and some shoppers too – by selling imported mince when they could have sourced it here. Why did they do it?
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News
Flour map launched to direct home bakers to commercial-sized bags
The trade association had worked with retailers to create a nationwide “retail flour network”
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Category Report
Netflix and crisps: crisps, nuts & bagged snacks category report 2020
Locked-down Brits are turning to the comfort of streaming services and snacks. So what has been the impact on sales?
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Comment and Opinion
A timetable for ending the lockdown is needed but the government is unlikely to give it
Announcements from the government could catch catering businesses off guard once again
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News
‘Desperate’ dairy sector calls for more government support
Talks between processors, farming bodies and government officials over a rescue package reached ‘stalemate’ this week
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News
City snapshot: Industry welcomes potential new financial aid for startups
Food and drink industry experts have welcomed reports of a potential new equity-based rescue package for startups, but warned such a scheme was unlikely to be a silver bullet to solve the current funding crisis. Plus, ABF confirms eligibility to access funding under the Covid Corporate Financing Facility and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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News
Media Bites 17 April: Carluccio’s, Government lending, Food price inflation
Supermarket chain Tesco and 2 Sisters owner Boparan are among those that have expressed an interest in Carluccio’s sites