All The Grocer articles in 22 February 2014 – Page 4
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News
Asda playing the ‘long game’ as Q4 sales dip 0.1%
Asda today blamed a tough climate for British retail as it posted a 0.1% decline in like-for-like sales for the 13 weeks ending 3 January 2014.
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News
Michael Clarke to take charge at Treasury Wine Estates
Former Premier Foods boss Michael Clarke has been appointed MD and chief executive of troubled Australian wine business Treasury Wine Estates.
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News
Scottish brewer Fyne Ales aims to double output with £2m expansion
Scottish craft brewer Fyne Ales has started a £2m expansion as it looks to double its turnover and meet growing demand for its beers.
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Illicit tobacco and booze seized in South London raids
HMRC has seized illicit tobacco and alcohol worth £2,000 in unpaid duty in South London.
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Comment and Opinion
How to restore consumer confidence in food provenance
The horsemeat scandal led to a huge dent in public confidence in the global supply chain. Here’s how we can restore confidence…
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News
Arla UK sales boom as Lurpak and Anchor outperform market
Arla today announced total revenue across its global operations hit 73.6 billion DKK (£8.4bn) in 2013, up 16.6% on 2012.
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Coca-Cola to beef up marketing spend as global sales dip
Coca-Cola is responding to a dip in sales with a boost in media spend and a diversification into new areas – including a cold-beverage home dispenser.
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News
Lactofree hedgehog TV ad 'did not mislead', ASA rules
A TV ad for Lactofree products did not mislead consumers about its suitability for dairy allergy sufferers, the ASA has ruled.
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News
Online pound shop blames heavy demand for closure
One of three online pound shops to have launched this month has already closed down after struggling to cope with website traffic.
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News
Supermarkets now the ‘tortoise’ in grocery race: Charles Wilson
Booker claims supermarkets have become the “tortoise” of the race for grocery sales…
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News
Poundland confirms flotation plan for March
Poundland today confirmed its intention to proceed with an initial public offering which it said will mark the “next phase” of the business.
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News
BRC’s ‘radical’ business rates review floats green tax plan
Retail leaders have urged the government to consider “radical” alternatives to business rates, including replacing them with a new energy tax based on businesses’ energy efficiency.
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News
Blight-resistant GM potato developed in UK trial
Potatoes are at the centre of a new debate about GM technology in the UK, sparked by news of a successful trial of a blight-resistant variety of genetically modified potatoes.
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News
Co-op asks customers and members for views on its future
The Co-operative Group is asking its members, staff and customers to share their views on the future of the society after admitting it had “lost touch” and “hadn’t been listening”.
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