All The Grocer articles in 21 February 2015 – Page 2
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NewsPaprika - not cumin - now suspected as source of almond protein in spice mixes
Spice was the most likely source of almond protein found in food products recalled by the Food Standards Agency in recent days.
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NewsMorrisons announces contactless payment refit for all stores
Supermarket expects all 675 stores to be upgraded by the summer and for the enhancement to reduce queueing times
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NewsDuvel Moortgat brings Boulevard Brewing Co beers to the UK
Belgian craft brewer Duvel Moortgat is bringing beers from Boulevard Brewing Company to the UK market.
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NewsHawkes launches cider made with fruit from urban areas
London drinks company Hawkes has followed its alcoholic ginger beer with the launch of its first cider.
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NewsWinner of the #instorespot Valentine's campaign announced
The Purina Delibakie doggie biscuits won over the judges due to its packaging and Valentine’s Day tie-in
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NewsSupermarkets trusted by customers to treat them fairly, new survey claims
Twice as many UK consumers would trust the likes of Tesco or Sainsbury to treat their customers fairly than they would an insurer or energy provider
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NewsInflation tumbles to record lows as the big four grocers slug it out over price
The escalation in the supermarket price war and the falling cost of oil has helped inflation hit record lows in January.
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Comment & OpinionFears of e-cigarette stagnation are just a case of the vapours
Reports this morning over the stunted growth of the e-cigarette market fail to capture the whole picture
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NewsMedia Bites 18 February: Tesco, Allan Leighton, Carlsberg, Nestle
The appointment of John Allan as Tesco chairman, pipping former Asda head Archie Norman to the post, dominates this morning’s headlines.
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NewsCity Snapshot: Tesco appoints John Allan as new chairman
Tesco has ended its search for Sir Richard Broadbent’s successor with the appointment of John Allan. Plus full-year results for Coke bottler Coca-Cola HBC and a new CEO for Carlsberg. And all the latest share price movements.
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NewsRed Bull adds Tropical flavour to Editions range
Red Bull is gearing up to add a Tropical flavour to its Editions portfolio.
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NewsVet's Kitchen unveils first products in 2015 NPD pipeline
Pet food brand Vet’s Kitchen has this week kicked off a raft of NPD for 2015 with the launch of an adult grain-free dry dog food.
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NewsWarm summer drives 2.4% rise in 2014 drink can volumes
The UK canned drinks market has recorded its strongest performance to date - boosted by ‘the warmest year since 1910’.
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NewsBeef industry code of conduct set up by NFU and BMPA
Code commits individual processor signatories to being open and clear about their company’s terms and conditions but does not cover prices
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NewsMultichannel shopping surge but 99% of shoppers still go in-store
30% y-o-y growth in UK multichannel shoppers, but fewer than 1% of the population are online-only
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NewsCoke bottler Coca-Cola HBC share price falls as profits lack fizz
Coke’s European bottler is one of the day’s biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 after posting a sharp fall in fourth quarter profits as a result of currency headwinds and challenging conditions in Russia and Greece
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NewsCarslberg beer volumes fall 3% on Eastern Europe weakness
Carlsberg’s UK business grew about 1% last year on the back of a growing off-trade business, the Danish brewer has reported.
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Comment & OpinionDave Lewis, not John Allan, is still the important figure in Tesco turnaround
Despite speculation and excitement over new Tesco chairman, it’s Lewis who’ll take responsibility
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NewsFirst Milk launches new system for paying milk farmers
Dairy co-operative First Milk is overhauling the way it pays its farmers for their milk, with the introduction of a new pricing mechanism from April that it claims will “better align market signals and milk production”.
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NewsSanta Maria recalls three more retail products in almond scare
Spices and flavouring business Santa Maria has recalled a further three products from UK retail over fears they may contain traces of almonds.