All The Grocer articles in 22 July 2017 – Page 2
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NewsTony Holmes becomes sales director of Bestway Wholesale
Bestway Wholesale has restructured its commercial team with “audacious plans” for growth
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Hot Desserts: 19 August
Puddings, pies, tarts and sponge puds are having something of a renaissance, with Brits paying increasing amounts for a quality pud.
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NewsAldi own-brand household cleaning range certified as cruelty free
The discounter can display the Leaping Bunny logo after meeting Cruelty Free International criteria
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Profiles10 food & drink entrepreneurs share their best careers advice
Over the years, The Grocer has interviewed many of the UK’s top food & drink entrepreneurs. Here are 10 pieces of advice from those who made it. Click or tap on each name to read the full interview.
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NewsIceland debuts breakfast range in Millie's Cookies tie-up
The Millie’s at Breakfast selection features All Butter Croissants, Pains aux Raisins, and Pains au Chocolat
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NewsAdverts face ASA clampdown on gender stereotypes
Watchdog also plans to get tough on suggestions it is acceptable for young women to be “unhealthily thin”
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NewsAldi launches budget version of cult Glamglow Supermud Mask
The discounter’s £6.99 Lacura mud mask is already sold out online and will launch in stores on Thursday
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NewsShoppers to cut back on 'too expensive' fresh fruit & veg
One third of the 2,009 people who took part in the survey said they had cut down on sugar in the past year
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NewsBooker cuts Premier prices for bread, milk and sugar
The deals will be advertised on promotional leaflet…
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NewsSurprise fall in inflation in June to 2.6%
Inflation in the UK unexpectedly slowed to 2.6% in June as falling petrol and diesel prices more than offset higher food bills, official figured revealed today.
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NewsEagle Eye remains £1.8m in the red
Grocery tech firm Eagle Eye Solutions has increased group full-year revenues by 71% to £11.1m but still expects losses to remain at the same level as in 2016.
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Batteries: 26 August
Grocers are gaining share of the batteries market. But is their growth sustainable? Our research shows that volume sales are being driven by lower prices and a switch to larger multipacks.
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NewsP&G defends record as it hits back at activist investor Trian
Procter & Gamble has hit back at the activist investor agitating for a seat on the board of the consumer goods giant and said its directors are already “best-in-class”
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NewsAmazon begins selling first meal kits
The soft launch comes just days after filing a trademark for its slogan ‘We do the prep. You be the chef’
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NewsCity snapshot: McCormick swoops for French's and Frank's Red Hot in £3.2bn deal
Schwartz spice maker McCormick has acquired Reckitt Benckiser’s food division for $4.2bn (£3.2bn) in cash. Plus, sales jump 12% to £105m at Hotel Chocolat.
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NewsMedia Bites 19 July: Inflation, Dairy Crest, Amazon, P&G, North Sea cod
The surprise drop in inflation; Dairy Crest results; the launch of Amazon meal kits; the ongoing tussle at P&G; and the North Sea cod has been deemed sustainable once again.
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NewsSpeciality brand World of Zing makes hot sauce debut
The five-strong lineup is rolling out this week to retailers including Whole Foods Market
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NewsNorth Sea cod wins back MSC certification
Waitrose is first to stock the newly sustainable species, more than a decade after stocks came perilously close to collapse
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NewsJacob’s Oddities snack range axed by Pladis after six years
The lineup disappeared from grocery altogether about three weeks ago
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NewsM&S announces 75-tonne Project Thin Air packaging reduction
M&S has reduced packaging on more than 140 of its lines, which has resulted in 152 fewer delivery lorries being on the road