All The Grocer articles in 21 July 2018
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NewsBunnahabhain kicks off ad push playing up its Islay roots
It is designed to “celebrate the rugged, romantic isolation of Bunnahabhain and its seafaring heritage”.
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Grocer 33Morrisons claims the win with 64p margin over Asda
Our basket came to £63.18 at Morrisons compared with £63.82 at Asda
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy fibre is the latest nutritional trend to hit shelves
The average Brit consumes only 18g of it a day – half the recommended intake. But could that be set to change?
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Category ReportInstantly Instagrammable: home baking category report 2018
Consumers are paying more attention to the photogenic capabilities – and trend potential – of their bakes than ever before
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Big InterviewsAmelia Harvey on collaboration and The Collective
The self-styled ‘quasi-entrepreneur’ on building a £32m business from scratch
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Comment & OpinionUsing the power of POS to convert non-loyalty customers
supermarkets are using all tools at their disposal to attract and retain more shoppers
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NewsBrazil truck strikes drag growth down at Unilever
Unilever has spent much of the past few weeks trying to unite shareholders over its planned corporate relocation to the Netherlands, but it was left frustrated by South American affairs on Thursday as shrinking profits were blamed on trucking strikes in Brazil.
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NewsEnco sales and profits hit by stalling Nurishment performance
Newly filed accounts for the Grace Foods UK-owned supplier show 2017 sales dropped by 2.7% to £48.5m.
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NewsLab-grown meat startup raises $8.8m for commercial launch
The cultured meat startup is looking to make its products commercially available by 2021
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NewsMuddle & Mash and London Cellar hire liquidators
High-end cocktail mixer manufacturer Muddle & Mash has closed its doors after profitability steeply declined
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NewsWalkers makes most of picnic season with more promotions
The snack brand ran 208 featured space promotions in the major mults during June
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Analysis & FeaturesCan Coke's vision for a successful DRS catch on in the UK?
The soft drinks giant has spent the past 12 months speaking to suppliers, customers, the plastics industry and recyclers
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Comment & OpinionGove has an opportunity to do something special on waste
I have a message for Secretary of State Michael Gove
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NewsEntries now open for Top New Talent awards 2018
Now in its fifth year the TNT awards showcase the best and brightest talent in the UK grocery and foodservice sector
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NewsSainsbury's warned of risk to reputation over WH Smith trial
The move could ‘negatively impact consumers’ view of Sainsbury’s’ through association with WH Smith
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NewsOasis calls for change at Premier after Darby's re-election
On Wednesday Darby won the motion to re-elect him to the board by a margin of 58.9% to 41.1%
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NewsDelivered wholesale soars as C&C use plummets
Up to 89% of retailers are now using delivered wholesale as their main route to market
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NewsBoka claims first with compostable popcorn packaging
Boka Food’s grab bags of popcorn use packaging that will ‘fully decompose’ after 18 months
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Category ReportA new lease of life: ambient & canned goods report 2018
Early signs of recovery are starting to show. Over the past year, sales have shot up 2.7% to £2,303.5m
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NewsConcerns over quality of arable crops prompt price surges
UK feed wheat prices have risen to more than £170 per tonne over the past fortnight, according to the AHDB