All The Grocer articles in 2 June 2001 – Page 3
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One stop for tobacco
Nisa retailers can now obtain their tobacco requirements through the group's Nisaway central distribution facility. Deliveries will commence on June 4, completing the final link in Nisa-Today's plan to provide a one stop shop for its retail...
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Promotions
Promotions pour vast amounts of money down the drain. How can they be made more efficient? Continual evaluation is one answer, as Helen Feary of IRI reports More than 60% of some grocery lines are now sold on promotion, with millions of pounds...
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Promotions
Promote what sells not what doesn't! Independent retailers could be losing customer footfall by promoting the wrong lines and some of the blame must lie with the UK's cash and carry wholesalers. While a number of C&C trade press advertisements...
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Promotions
Promote what sells not what doesn't! Independent retailers could be losing customer footfall by promoting the wrong lines and some of the blame must lie with the UK's cash and carry wholesalers. While a number of C&C trade press advertisements...
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promotions
Diana margarine stays Van den Bergh is pressing ahead with its Thanks packs of Flora margarine endorsed with the name of Diana, Princess of Wales, despite the public outcry, and claims it is a tacky initiative. A limited number of packs have been...
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SUPERMARKET style
Huge car supersites have brought supermarket practices to car buying in the UK where a vast selection of piled high sold cheap' vehicles represents massive savings on UK list prices. And now vans and pick-ups are being sold in the same way....
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Two for tea
Speciality tea and coffee company, Twinings, has made two appointments to its marketing team. Kathryn Gorin has become product manager responsible for the new product development and marketing of the Twinings speciality tea and gift ranges. She...
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