All The Grocer articles in 18 March 2017 – Page 3
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NewsTout's plans extra services for Somerset Budgens amid backlash
Local council is still opposed to opening in Cleve, which will include a pub, café, hairdresser and beauty salon
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NewsCity snapshot: Unilever CEO calls for shake-up of UK takeover rules
Unilever boss Paul Polman has called on the Government to tighten up UK takeover rules after the Anglo-Dutch Marmite producer successfully saw off a £115bn bid approach from Kraft Heinz last month. Plus retail shares suffer and all the rest of the latest news from the City
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Analysis & Features2: Warburtons
The age of cheap bread is ending as British bakers are forced to fork out more for their wheat
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Analysis & Features1: Coca-Cola
Britain’s biggest brand has suffered the year’s third biggest loss, losing a painful £37.2m…
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Analysis & Features5: Birds Eye
The battle for the freezers is hotting up as the supers try to stem losses to discount channels
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NewsPeperami adds first beef variant in Classic and Peppered flavours
The NPD will roll out later this month alongside a new look for the original pork stick
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Analysis & Features7: Pepsi
Pepsi continues to confound bearish predictions for the future of the carbonates category
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Analysis & Features10: Andrex
With value being stripped out of the loo roll sector by own label’s ascent, Andrex’s £11.2m growth is to be celebrated
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NewsGMB calls on Park Royal food companies to pay £10 an hour
Union argues companies including Bakkavor, Eat and Charlie Bigham’s should adopt Living Wage Foundation’s recommended rate
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Analysis & Features12: Fairy
P&G has been using its market-leading Fairy brand to drive consumers towards more premium products
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NewsFirst Milk appoints Shelagh Hancock as new CEO
Former Medina MD Hancock, will replace Mike Gallacher, who was credited with turning around the dairy co-op
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NewsM&S opens 'Frazzled Cafés' with Ruby Wax
Cafés in 11 locations will host sessions for customers feeling ’frazzled and overwhelmed’
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NewsSainsbury's Tu clothing gets weather-responsive ad campaign
Interactive screens will use Met Office data to show the best Tu outfit for current weather conditions
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Analysis & Features17: Red Bull
Every rule has an exception. The idea that consumers are turning their back on all sugary soft drinks is no different
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Analysis & Features18: Cathedral City
Britain’s biggest cheese brand has slumped despite a full relaunch and £4m investment in summer 2016
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Analysis & Features21: Arla
Arla’s decision in 2015 to create a masterbrand for many of its dairy products continues to be vindicated
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Analysis & Features24: Innocent
Innocent is poised to take the title of top juice & smoothies brand
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Analysis & Features27: Heinz Beanz
Consumer desire to spend less money in uncertain times has squeezed the branded baked beans category
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Analysis & Features28: Pedigree
The decline in dry food is still dogging Pedigree, down £7.2m in a year in which it shifted 4.1 million (3.7%) fewer units