All The Grocer articles in 21 March 2015 – Page 3
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Category Report
Focus on Bottled Water
Soft drinks giants are eyeing the booming bottled water sector as water brands retaliate with sweet NPD. Who will win out?…
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News
HT & Co fails in court battle over HMRC licence revocation
HT & Co Drinks has failed to overthrow an HMRC decision effectively preventing it from storing alcohol for export…
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News
Who's in need of a celebrity makeover?
Celebrities can deliver stunning sales, but what can you do if your stars start breaking bad?
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News
BRC warns of business rates review inaction
The Chancellor’s launch of a review of business rates risks kicking the issue “into the long grass” until long after the e…
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Analysis and Features
Britain's biggest brands: prices drop due to supermarket wars
The escalating supermarket price war has helped drive down average prices of 41 of Britain’s 100 biggest grocery brands…
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News
Companies to be forced to publish payment terms details
Supermarket payment practices are set to come under fresh scrutiny after the government revealed all large companies would be forced to publish new twice-yearly reports on their conduct.
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Comment and Opinion
The New Zealand government made basic errors in dealing with extortion threat
Shane Russell speaks out on the recent threats to contaminate the NZ food supply
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Grocer 33
Morrisons wins Grocer 33 battle despite busy store
Morrisons comes out on top for the second week in a row
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Grocer 33
Morrisons Caernarfon: Grocer 33 store of the week
“As a business we have become a lot more competitive on price”
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Analysis and Features
Britain's Biggest Brands 2015: Who Has the Best Defence?
Brands are often used as pawns in the battle between supermarkets and the discounters. So who’s making the right moves?…
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News
Tesco online director Simon Belsham quits to become CEO of NotOnTheHighStreet
Simon Belsham, online managing director, is to become CEO of online marketplace rival notonthehighstreet.com
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News
David Potts makes £1m show of faith in Morrisons
New Morrisons CEO David Potts has made a public show of faith in the embattled supermarket by buying more than £1m of its shares during his first week in the top job.
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Analysis and Features
Britain's Biggest Brands: the challengers
If Kinder keeps this up, it will soon crack the top 100…
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News
Meat demand across Europe falls
Red meat suffered the biggest sales slump, with consumers switching to leaner meats and poultry on the back of health advice
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News
Young's adds ready-to-cook flavour combo fish options
The range is Asda-exclusive and includes Young’s first ever pastry product
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News
Diageo to roll out Guinness Golden Ale next month
Diageo is further expanding its Guinness brand into the premium bottled beer market with the launch of a golden ale.
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Category Report
Britain's 100 Biggest Brands: spot on strategy and execution
In chess, the first mover always has an advantage. The same applies in grocery…
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Analysis and Features
1 (1) Coca-Cola
Life’s been kind to Coca-Cola Enterprises, says general manager Leendert den Hollander. Coke Life, that is.
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Analysis and Features
2 (2) Warburtons
“The wrapped bread category continues to be challenging for the entire market and is the driver behind the decline,” says Warburtons’ marketing director
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Analysis and Features
4 (5) Cadbury Dairy Milk
In double-digit growth last year, Dairy Milk sales are at a standstill