All The Grocer articles in 21 February 2015 – Page 2
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NewsTurners Fine Foods poised for takeover of Coastline Produce
Landmark Wholesale member Turners Fine Foods is poised to snap up Coastline Produce…
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NewsCity reacts to John Allan's appointment as Tesco chairman
The arrival of new chairman John Allan at Tesco will allow CEO Dave Lewis to get on with leading its recovery…
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NewsSweet deal: retailers turn to '3-for-x' for confectionery
Three is the magic number in confectionery pricing – with many retailers ramping up their use of ‘3-for-x’ deals…
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Comment and OpinionP&F limbers up for awards season as their value becomes clear
Having ignored industry awards for years “because the judges don’t understand our sort of PR darling”…
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Comment and OpinionSoft drinks: an inspirational alternative to shock tactics?
As governments of the developed world eye galloping health trends with trepidation, shock advertising is on the increase…
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Comment and OpinionRange review proactivity
The decision by Tesco to reduce the number of products it stocks
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News'Creme Egg sales are flying,' says Barnard over reformulation
Cadbury’s Creme Egg reformulation furore was ‘a storm in an eggcup’ says Mondelez boss Mary Barnard…
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NewsCott Beverages revamps Old Jamaica brand range
Cott Beverages unveiled an updated look for its ginger beer and improved and new recipes for the soda range
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Category ReportReady meals category report 2015
Value growing ahead of volume reflects the success of pricier, premium and predominantly chilled products
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Category ReportPizza category report 2015
The force is strong with pizza. In 2014, sales grew 4.2% to £899.1m on volumes up 2.6%
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Comment and OpinionThe big four are losing weight and need to gain diversity
The big four are shedding organisational fat and simplifying management structures…
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My Alternative CVChow Mezger, Jude's Ice Cream, on frogs and Mary Berry
I tell my mates I work for the best ice cream company in the land, which happens to have been dreamt up by my dad…
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Analysis and FeaturesDragging heels: why UK business is lagging on gender diversity
With representation of women at board level lagging, businesses are being urged to improve standards on gender diversity…
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Comment and OpinionJoanna Blythman blasts supermarkets for poverty hypocrisy
How dare supermarkets masquerade as the saviours of those in poverty…
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Comment and OpinionJunk Food Kids: Who's to Blame? Emotional, riveting TV
Channel 4 has a long-standing reputation for producing bold and provocative documentaries…
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NewsGü: single and available with six-strong single-serve range
Gü is to offer a range of single-serve products…
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News'Ireland quicker than UK' on export agenda, say experts
Greencore’s plans to use more than 900 tonnes of Irish cheese a year in its new US sandwich-making facility show just how …
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Analysis and FeaturesGü Hot Chocolate: acid test
Crediton said it was hoping to “redefine and reinvigorate” the category with the premium drinks…
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NewsBaronie targets UK market after Ashbury rescue deal
Baronie Group is ramping up its presence in the UK after rescuing a British supplier from insolvency…
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NewsWaitrose: We won't price match Tesco if we break GSCOP rules
Waitrose blames below-cost booze pledges and GSCOP rules for failure to match more than a third of Tesco’s new prices…