All The Grocer articles in 21 October 2017 – Page 4
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Comment and Opinion
Asda gets into the Halloween spirit with dance party
Asda is once again the UK mult that makes the most effort for Halloween
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Comment and Opinion
Round pound deadline provides Pat with an opportunity
Few will be more accustomed than your Pat to the PR fripperies of my competitors…
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Comment and Opinion
Take mental health seriously: employee care goes beyond HR
World Mental Health Day occurs annually on 10 October. This year the pledge was centred on mental health in the workplace
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Analysis and Features
Dairy supply shortages see average price rise reach 5%
Brits are facing surging prices across supermarket dairy aisles as supply shortages bite
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Comment and Opinion
Retailers must take more of a lead on waste
Sir, Each week sees new stories demonstrating the effect food waste is having on people and the planet…
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News
Shell installs first electric vehicle fast-charging stations
The points will be available at forecourts in Holloway, Whyteleafe, and Derby…
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News
Campylobacter levels fall as supermarkets make progress
Some 54% of 3,980 chicken samples taken from August 2016 to July 2017 tested positive for campylobacter, down from 73.2% in 2014/15
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News
Birds Eye to back Inspirations revamp with major ad push
The multichannel push will be its longest continuous ad campaign to date
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News
Grayling call for UK to grow more is 'tripe'
Growers have warned suggestion UK could increase food production in event of a hard Brexit would face several challenges
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Comment and Opinion
Technology can enable a seamless service flow
Changing consumer behaviour is proving the catalyst for a plethora of intriguing partnerships…
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News
Sainsbury's to cut 2,000 jobs across stores and head office
Sainsbury’s has launched a 45-day consultation on what it branded a “difficult decision”
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News
BrewDog targets £10m in new 'Equity for Punks' funding drive
A successful bid would make BrewDog “the biggest crowdfunded business of all time”, it claimed…
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News
Media Bites 18 October: Sainsbury's, Kantar/Nielsen, Danone, P&G, inflation
News that Sainsbury’s is to cut 2,000 jobs across the UK makes all the papers this morning.
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News
Mary Berry’s brand unveils its first condiments
Redcurrant & Mint, Horseradish and Hollandaise are set to make their debut this week in Tesco
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News
CIty snapshot: Hilton Food Group nets fish supplier Seachill for £81m
Red meat packer Hilton Food Group has completed an £81m deal for Seachill to expand its presence to the supply of fish. Plus, Reckitt reduces full-year outlook as sales fall in Q3, with plans to split the business into two new divisions; and Conviviality appoints new CFO.
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News
P&H would need to "restructure" if it lost Tesco contract
The delivered wholesaler made the admission during a hearing with the Competition & Markets Authority
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Comment and Opinion
The Co-op isn’t ailing. But it needs to stretch its wings
A casual observer of today’s grocery market share figures from Kantar would conclude that the Co-op is struggling
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Comment and Opinion
Tunnock's Terry takes a trip to space
The Glasgow Science Centre last week sent ‘Terry’ – a Tunnock’s Teacake – into space
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Comment and Opinion
Peperami and 'Beefsy' unveil meaty art exhibition
Do you like art? Do you like beef? Then you’ll probably like Peperami’s new exhibition!
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News
Soaring inflation adds £273m to business rates bill
The Retail Prices Index has rapidly increased from 2% last September