All The Grocer articles in 18 July 2015 – Page 7
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Rankings11 (13) Jack Daniels
Jack has turned in the third greatest growth of the past year, putting an extra £30.9m through the tills
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Rankings4 (4) Carlsberg
If this ranking was all about attention-grabbing marketing stunts, Carlsberg would surely be number one
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Rankings3 (2) Foster's
Foster’s is the latest lager to have its spot in the ranking nabbed by the big daddy of spirits
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Rankings2 (3) Smirnoff
Britain’s biggest vodka has had the year’s biggest growth, worth a whopping £39.5m to owner Diageo
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Rankings1 (1) Stella Artois
Everyone wants a piece of you when you’re number one; brands and own label
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NewsSpanish malt vinegar supplier muscles in on UK own-label market
A Spanish vinegar supplier is shaking up the UK market after winning a string of own-label contracts
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Alcohol Brands: the Wild Cards
Five of the top 100 brands in last year’s report have fallen out of our ranking, replaced by high growth newcomers. But the UK’s biggest booze companies have no shortage of fast-growing contenders
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NewsPlastic prices stabilise as supply returns to normal
Plastic prices have increased slightly in the UK but most are stabilising now after hitting a high earlier this year
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NewsBumper UK raspberry crop predicted
British raspberry growers are predicting a bumper crop for 2015, up 31% on last season
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Comment & OpinionRetailers must start caring about food again, not just price
Companies like Pret, Wagamama and Itsu are championing food in a way retailers are not
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NewsMeat 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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NewsCrowdfunding model attracts six more food and drink companies
Six more food and drink companies have turned to the crowd
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NewsWyke 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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NewsCarrefour and Casino trading updates reveal mixed bag
There were seemingly contrasting fortunes for two French supermarket giants this week
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NewsMedia 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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NewsCity 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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NewsJonathan 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