All The Grocer articles in 22 February 2020 – Page 2
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Category Report
The next margherita? Pizza category report 2020
A kiwifruit pizza may have caused outrage, but it’s on trend. Because consumers are lapping up healthier, vegan fare
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News
Aldi given anti-slavery award for work on supply chain
The discounter beat a shortlist featuring Coca-Cola, IBM and Charoen Pokphand Foods in the Thomson Reuters Foundation Stop Slavery Awards
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News
Food supply disruption fears as China coronavirus lockdown continues
Beijing is encouraging many industries to restart operations but millions of workers remain at home
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News
UK dairy exports to the EU could plummet by £1bn without a trade deal
British producers sent £1.3bn worth of dairy products to Europe last year
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Grocer 33
Morrisons takes the win with high number of promotions
Sainsbury’s ran the Bradford-headquartered supermarket closest this week, coming in 62p more expensive
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Analysis and Features
Cereals get dearer in the mults despite lower wheat and oat prices
The average shelf price of ready-to-eat and hot cereals is up 3% year on year
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Comment and Opinion
BBC unmasks the Dr Evil of Data in Amazon: What They Know About Us
Jeff Bezos has the laugh of a Bond villain
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Analysis and Features
The 30 biggest wholesalers in the UK 2020
Find out how the UK’s biggest wholesalers like Booker, Brakes and Costco have performed this year
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Comment and Opinion
As interesting as the timing of the $10bn Bezos Earth Fund is the purpose
Amazon is getting stick on a number of fronts but especially its environmental impact
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News
Businesses urge preparedness plan to deal with potential coronavirus outbreak
The BRC told The Grocer the virus was a “significant risk” to British retailers
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Analysis and Features
Five things the government needs to do to prevent chaos on 1 January
Negotiations must urgently address a raft of issues to avoid food shortages and price hikes
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News
Media Bites 21 Feb: Retail sales, Immigration, Coronavirus
Retail sales pick up in January boosted by a Conservative majority in the election, the Government new immigration policy risks to end next-day delivery and the Coronavirus outbreak pushes markets in the red
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News
City snapshot: New CBD brand Cannaray targets IPO
A new CBD brand led by industry veteran Clive Sharpe is targeting a multimillion IPO to expand across Europe
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News
Impact of foodborne illnesses on population higher than thought: FSA
New figures – using more accurate data – suggest cases of infectious intestinal illnesses linked to food are higher than first thought
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Comment and Opinion
Amazon’s ‘traditional supermarket’ may be more ground-breaking than it looks
There are no whizzy Amazon Go features, according to reports. But you can bet the giant will be using its technological expertise at every turn
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Analysis and Features
As Wowsomes is pulled does low-sugar chocolate have a future in the UK?
Did Wowsomes get it all wrong? Or is there just no appetite for it in the UK?
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News
Greggs gifts Stormzy ‘Concierge’ card in Twitter stunt
In a publicity stunt for the bakery chain on Twitter, Stormzy today announced his new “Greggs black card”
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My Alternative CV
Udhi Silva, Snaffling Pig, on The Prodigy, elephants and The Shawshank Redemption
‘My dream perk would be unlimited international travel’
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News
Morrisons and Tesco to rent out parking spaces to non-customers
The app can also be used to book bays at 203 Sainsbury’s locations and 81 Co-op sites
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Analysis and Features
Sainsbury’s Love Your Veg Butternut Squash & Lentil Lasagne: acid test
This vegan lasagne is comprised of butternut squash sheets layered with a lentil and tomato ragu