All The Grocer articles in 2 March 2019
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NewsChlorinated chicken: Fox vows ‘no compromise’ on UK food standards
In an exclusive interview with The Grocer, the international trade secretary clarified his position on post-Brexit food standards
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Comment and OpinionVegan organic farming divides opinion in 73 Cows
This Bafta-winning short film, the story of cattle farmer Jay Wilde, doesn’t look controversial
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NewsWaitrose recalls chocolate after undeclared milk found
It’s put up point of sale signs in its stores advising customers why the items have been recalled
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Analysis and FeaturesWho owns the dairy industry? The 10 biggest dairy companies in the UK
Here are the top 10 dairy processors in the UK, ranked by turnover
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Analysis and FeaturesBeef supplies could be disrupted by cold weather and Brexit
Supplies of beef will likely tighten towards the end of 2019
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NewsStore Excel and Liberis to offer independent retailer funding
Liberis’ Business Cash Advance solution will offer a funding stream for 8,000 independent retailers
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Analysis and FeaturesHow supermarket space is still a safe investment
Despite increased investment in e-commerce, grocery property is proving a safe haven for investors. Why?
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NewsPep&Co clothing helps drive 'broadly flat' Q1 for Poundland
The variety discounter saw unaudited revenues rise 0.6% to €516m in Q1
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NewsKelly Turkeys to take KellyBronze brand into charcuterie
The company has invested in facilities to produce turkey charcuterie that aims to bring its product to a higher-value mark
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NewsAldi to roll out The Hop Foundry craft beer brand
The range will initially consist of two beers
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Comment and OpinionSecrets of startup 'success': belief is as important as logic
Nick and I often get asked to give talks and take part in panels, on various aspects of making a business successful
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NewsDanone revamps Activia in third attempt at turnaround
Activia’s new-look ditches all mention of the dairy giant on the front-of-pack
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NewsAlpro heralds 'biggest-ever' year with Greek yoghurt range
Alpro’s range will be soya-based and will launch with five variants
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NewsPremier activist investors could put Batchelors sale back on the menu
A sell-off of Premier Foods’ Batchelors brand could be back on the table after an activist investor calling for a sale of the brand was appointed to its board.
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NewsAsda links with Mood Media to relaunch in-store radio station
The station, which launches nationally this week, will be heard across more than 600 stores nationwide
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NewsTesco increases bottle size for trial DRS vending machines
Tesco told The Grocer it was now accepting any bottle up to three litres
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My Alternative CVEsther Lopez, Yumello, on goats, Will Smith and needles
How do I describe my job? Nut butter in one hand, spoon in the other!
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NewsExponent in talks to buy Asian foods wholesaler TRS Group
The Grocer understands the PE firm is in exclusive talks to buy the business
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NewsNo-deal Brexit would have 'serious supply impact': Riverford
About 30% of Riverford’s veg comes from Spain, Italy and France