All The Grocer articles in 2 February 2019
Previous issues.
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NewsEnergy drinks and sugar-free drive CCEP profit and sales growth
Coca-Cola European Partners also announced plans to start trading on the London Stock Exchange
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Profiles and QandAsMy food & drink job: Wilf Marriott, managing director, Islands Chocolate
Wilf talks chocolate, transparency and learning on the job
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Analysis and FeaturesA league of their own: inside Camden's alternative grocer
The Camden Grocer curates and champions artisanal suppliers at its Stables Market store
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NewsM&S launches free fruit for children scheme in 20 stores
The upmarket grocer launched its Free Fruit for Children scheme last month
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Comment and OpinionPoland’s ‘sick cow’ scandal is a reminder of the EU’s food safety net
If these practices turn out to be more widespread, this will be the biggest meat scandal in Europe since Horsegate
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NewsFairway Foodservice to quit Unitas
Fairway has been a member of three different groupings within the past two years
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NewsIceland 'could have been more open on palm oil branding' says petitioner
Iceland ‘could have been more open on palm oil branding’ says petition starter…
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Category ReportLost in shelf space? Ethical trading category report 2019
As a growing number of schemes crowd the aisles, how do brands ensure they stand out?
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Category ReportShaking it up: cooking sauces category report 2019
Consumers are leaving one-step sauces behind for more adventurous kits and pastes
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Comment and OpinionRetraining schemes and incentives needed to combat job losses
‘We agree the rise of automation will result in short-term job losses but that over time there will be increased productivity’
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Comment and OpinionChange the focus of promotions to healthier choices
”Why not increase promotions on healthier food and drink, shifting the focus away from junk food and empowering consumers to make healthier choices?”
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NewsPip & Nut looks for minority partner to drive rapid growth
The health-focused supplier has hired Houlihan Lokey to find a partner to acquire a minority stake for around £5m
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Comment and OpinionIceland diverted attention from its own palm oil achievement
Iceland deserves huge praise for making hundreds of own-label products palm oil-free
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Analysis and FeaturesVanilla and cardamom prices spiral after poor weather
Suppliers have found themselves at the mercy of a 30% spike in cardamom prices after shortages emerged
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NewsAsset sales help boost profits at William Jackson
Pre-tax profits more than doubled after the sale of its MyFresh salad business
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NewsEbay pledges to review online food sales information
The platform has said it will discuss with the FSA the possibility of adding information to its food policy
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Comment and OpinionBritain's Favourite Sweets reveals popularity of the classics
Not one of the top 20 in Channel 5’s Britain’s Favourite Sweets programme was launched after the turn of the millennium
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NewsFood companies unprepared for no-deal Brexit, survey reveals
The results reveal many have underestimated the implications of Brexit
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NewsYoung's Seafood co-owner eyes total control after sale stalls
The Grocer understands HPS Investments is now considering taking total control from co-owners Lion Capital and Bain Capital
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NewsIce Chill heralded as Lynx's 'freshest fragrance yet'
The new range has a scent of “frozen mint and lemon”