All The Grocer articles in 22 August 2015 – Page 3
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NewsMedia bites 20 Aug: Morrisons, Carlsberg, Kirin
Morrisons is facing a bill worth tens of millions of pounds to offload its struggling convenience store business, according to reports today.
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NewsCity snapshot: WH Smith trading ahead of expectations
WH Smith (SMWH) has said its full-year earnings will beat analysts’ expectations thanks to strong trading from its travel stores and better performance on the high street.
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NewsGlanbia profits report double-digit growth
Nutrition group’s pre-tax profit before exceptionals up 23.5% to €125.5m (£89.1m)
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NewsJW Filshill grows pre-tax profits by 62.5% to £1.3m
Wholesaler JW Filshill increased its pre-tax profits by 62.5% to £1.3m despite a 4.4% fall in sales.
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NewsGraham's The Family Dairy adds six Scottish low-fat yoghurts
Graham’s The Family Dairy has further expanded its portfolio of branded products with the launch of low-fat yoghurts
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat the Large Hadron Collider means for grocery
You wouldn’t think the Large Hadron Collider had much to do with the food & drink industry……
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NewsTesco commits to 100% British milk for its own-label yoghurt
The move was announced by protest group Farmers for Action following a meeting with the retailer
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NewsArla adds drinks to Protein range
Arla has expanded its masterbrand offering with the launch of a new protein drinks range
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NewsLidl unveils new Lighthouse Bay fish label
Lidl has revamped its fresh fish proposition with the launch of new own-label range Lighthouse Bay
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NewsBritish Skyr yoghurt offered by Yorkshire farmer
A Yorkshire dairy farmer has launched what he claims is the first Icelandic-style Skyr yoghurt made in the UK…
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NewsHuggies adds Style on the Go with new baby wipe pouches
Kimberly-Clark is targeting “busy and style-conscious parents” with the launch of Huggies Style on the Go…
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Grocer 33Moira Butler, Sainsbury's James Road: G33 store of the week
”Staff are 100% committed and passionate about how we treat customers”
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Comment & OpinionChanging Nature of our Shopping Habits: shift underlined
The combative tones of John Humphrys and his co-presenters on Radio 4’s Today programme are part of the morning ritual…
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NewsHass avocados to get first UK support from Peru Trade Office
The Peru Trade & Investment Office will run promotional activity on Peruvian Hass avocados in the UK for the first time this season.
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NewsAldi and Lidl benefit as sponge pud sales soar
Discounters are steaming ahead in the hot desserts market – leaving many traditional supermarkets in the cold
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NewsSainsbury's to begin contactless rollout
Sainsbury’s is to introduce contactless payment into its stores from September…
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NewsBritish veg shortages predicted as aphids attack crops
The UK’s worst insect infestation for nearly 10 years has wreaked havoc on vegetable crops…
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Comment & OpinionFood's in vogue in the fashion world
Food and fashion can make for a powerful in-store experience, argues Gregor Jackson at gpstudio
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Comment & OpinionAs drinkers cut back, booze brands must look to push posh
Brits are eager to cut down on the booze, new research from Mintel shows
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NewsWH Smith ignores VAT furore as it beats profit forecasts
Shares in WH Smith fell 1.3% today after the retailer avoided any mention of the ongoing row over alleged pocketing of VAT savings at airports.