All The Grocer articles in 2 September 2000 – Page 3
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The Grocer focus on Scotland: G is for gap in the market
Scotland's bottled water brands are bubbling. Gleneagles Spring Water has just introduced a new glass bottling line at its Perthshire factory that will enable it to triple output for its UK and overseas customers. Earlier this year it launched its...
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The Grocer focus on Scotland: MEAT: too widely imitated
How much anti-supermarket sentiment lies behind a selling strategy focusing on identity and integrity asks Mike Ingham Shortening the marketing chain is suddenly fashionable as one suggested remedy for the ills of Scotland's meat industry. Let the...
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The Grocer focus on Scotland: SMALL PRODUCERS: HELPING HAND
Grampian Food Forum offers support and advice to small producers including exposure to buyers nationwide Passion and innovation win orders in today's highly competitive food sector. And, despite the odds being stacked against the small producer,...
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The Grocer focus on OTC remedies
analysis by Peter Robinson While the millennium bug did not wreak its anticipated havoc at the turn of the year, cold and flu bugs boosted OTC winter remedies, contributing to an 18% increase in sales to £434m [Taylor Nelson Sofres Superpanel, year...
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The Grocer focus on OTC remedies: questions of power
Many people now consider that taking time off work for a cold is no longer an option. They want to get better faster and look to the new power, higher concentrate, brands for rapid relief. One retailer explains: "The stronger the claim on the pack...
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Müller gets into probiotics
Branded yogurt market leader Müller is aiming for a foothold in the growing probiotic sector with this week's launch of Vitality three flavours of premium single- serve low fat probiotic yogurt. The range comes in raspberry, apricot and pineapple...
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Suppliers: Heinz to launch organic versions
Heinz has pledged to make the organic market more mainstream with the launch of organic versions of its Tomato Ketchup, Baked Beans and Spaghetti. They will hit shelves by the beginning of October and will retain the identifiable Heinz packaging...
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JESTER IMPRESSES MARKS AND SPENCER
A new tomato variety called Jester grown by English Village Salads which also controls the seed has impressed Marks and Spencer so much that it has contracted for supplies well into the next decade. Several other types have been on display at…
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United States: Wal-Mart puts pressure on US...
Wall Street brokers have been busy downgrading US supermarket shares as Albertson's, the latest American food retailer to suffer from the Wal-Mart effect, issued a profits warning. The Idaho based chain warned competition from Wal-Mart, high labour...
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