All The Grocer articles in 18 July 2015 – Page 3
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News
Cadbury, Terry’s & more: Mondelez unveils plans for Christmas 2015
The supplier has big plans for reviving Christmas confectionery sales after a flat 2014; with exclusive product shots
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Heineken UK marketing chief to head brewer's China business
Heineken UK marketing director Jacco van der Linden is moving to head up the company’s business in China
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International Wine Challenge names Morrisons wine supermarket of the year
Morrisons was named Supermarket of the Year at the International Wine Challenge (IWC) for the first time.
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Seabrook Crisps confirms LDC buyout
Seabrook Crips has this morning confirmed The Grocer’s story that private equity house LDC has acquired a majority stake in the business.
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Park Cakes rolls Gruffalo party cake into Tesco stores
Gruffalo owner Magic Light Pictures has teamed up with Park Cakes to launch a range of treats featuring the popular character.
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National Living Wage could cost c-stores £166m and put 80,000 jobs at risk
Convenience retailers stand to lose £166m as a result of George Osborne’s new National Living Wage, with 80,000 jobs potentially at risk, new research has claimed.
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Majority of Brits 'totally adventurous' over new cuisine
Three out of five Brits consider themselves ‘totally adventurous’ when it comes to trying new cuisines, a new report has claimed.
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Analysis and Features
Forget about the turkey, this Christmas it's a lobster war
In part two of our peek at what the retailers have lined up for the big Christmas battle, lobsters have emerged as the key weapon
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Analysis and Features
Christmas range 2015 sneak peek: Aldi
It wants its biggest Christmas ever and there is nothing to suggest it won’t get it
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Analysis and Features
Christmas range 2015 sneak peek: Waitrose
A Christmas cracker, introducing a value theme while playing to its foodie strengths
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Analysis and Features
Christmas range 2015 sneak peek: Tesco
Fresh ideas combined with convenient solutions for stressed out home cooks are in abundance
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Analysis and Features
Christmas range 2015 sneak peek: Asda
A classic Christmas range filled with typically lively touches
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News
Jonathan Stowe to take charge of Nisa operations division
Stowe has been promoted from distribution director to a new wider operations director role combining IT, member services and logistics
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City Snapshot: Rising number of suppliers on the bread line thanks to supermarket price war
The battle between the UK’s biggest supermarkets has led to a 54% jump in the number of food suppliers in “significant” financial distress
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Media Bites 20 July: Seabrook Crisps, Iceland, Sainsbury’s
The takeover of Seabrooks Crisps, revealed by The Grocer on Thursday, has hit the papers this morning
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Carrefour and Casino trading updates reveal mixed bag
There were seemingly contrasting fortunes for two French supermarket giants this week
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Wyke Farms 'fairly optimistic' despite pre-tax profit slump
Somerset Cheddar producer Wyke Farms does not expect an immediate rebound in profitability this year
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Crowdfunding model attracts six more food and drink companies
Six more food and drink companies have turned to the crowd
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Meat industry blasts retailers over listings of imported lamb
The UK meat industry has slammed retailers for continuing to stock imported lamb as UK farmgate prices crash.
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Comment and Opinion
Retailers must start caring about food again, not just price
Companies like Pret, Wagamama and Itsu are championing food in a way retailers are not