All The Grocer articles in 19 April 2014 – Page 2
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Irish hit back at cattle trade stifling claims
Irish meat processors have hit back at allegations they are trying to undermine livestock marts…
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Goodness Gang back at East of England Co-op
Max Mushroom and Alex Apple made a public appearance at East of England Co-op in Felixstowe…
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Fabulous Bakin' Boys MD reveals plans for future
NPD and marketing will be key to the future of Fabulous Bakin’ Boys, says the new head of the bakery business…
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The Collective launches Suckies kids' gourmet yoghurts
The Collective is looking to bring gourmet credentials to the kids’ yoghurts category…
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Hovis adds flavour to sliced bread range with Taste Sensations
Hovis is launching three flavoured sliced loaves – its first NPD since splitting from parent company Premier Foods…
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Morrisons and Bibby gear up to open third consolidation centre
Morrisons and Bibby Distribution are set to open their third joint primary consolidation centre…
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The hunt is on for the next pinot grigio
As own label wines get posher, there has been a proliferation of ‘new’ grapes gaining shelf-space in the UK mults. Buyers are able to take advantage of flexible sourcing and the strength of their brands to offer more unusual and interesting varieties, usually in their premium ranges. “If a big ...
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Morrisons trademarks Match & More for loyalty scheme
Morrisons has moved a step closer to launching its new loyalty scheme and may even be planning a price-matching strategy…
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DH abandons plans to restrict HFSS food promotions
The government has dropped plans for a clampdown on the promotion of products high in fat, salt or sugar in stores…
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Wilko launches first TV campaign
Wilko has taken inspiration from Pirates of the Caribbean for its first-ever TV ad campaign…
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CCE seeks to increase domestic recycling with new bin designs
Coca-Cola Enterprises is harnessing the power of social media to find new prototype designs for domestic recycling bins…
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Sainsbury's to stop Nectar rewards on spirits and liqueurs
Sainsbury’s shoppers will no longer be able to accrue or redeem Nectar points on purchases of spirits and liqueurs…
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Real Crisps supplier Manderley profits boosted by arson claim
An insurance payout after a devastating factory fire has given a multimillion pound boost to the Real Crisps maker…
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Sunday trading poll reveals 54% of shoppers favour relaxation
A poll for The Grocer has found just over half of shoppers are in favour of relaxing current Sunday trading laws…
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Hybrid labelling scheme wins over second wave of suppliers
The government has revealed that a second wave of suppliers have agreed to sign up to its new hybrid front-of-pack labelli…
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PLMA trade show shines a light on UK upper tiers
Gone are the days when own label was just a cheaper, poorer-quality version of brands. Own-label prices are now higher than brands in four sectors (ready meals, light bulbs, snacks and cheese), up from three last year [IRI]. The shift is partly explained by deepening deals on brands, according to ...
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John Sharpe to leave Nisa following trading restructure
John Sharpe is leaving the retail buying group after 21 years following a shake-up of its trading team…
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Tesco to face further competition for market share
A new piece of research underlines the sheer scale of the challenge facing beleaguered Tesco boss Philip Clarke…
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Brian Carlton exits as Premier focuses on performance culture
Premier Foods group HR director Brian Carlton has left after 20 years with the business…
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Comment and Opinion
Tesco mustn't be distracted from the big task in hand
A big push on price leaves Tesco in danger of neglecting its turnaround strategy.
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