All The Grocer articles in 23 February 2019
Previous issues.
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Category Report
Ice ice baby: dairy drinks category report 2019
Last summer’s heatwave saw iced coffee sales soar. But can it sell in chillier temperatures?
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Profiles and QandAs
My food & drink job: Will Gray, online technician, Premier Foods
Will tells us how Premier’s apprenticeship scheme helped him to secure a role he loves
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News
Dairy UK to revive spoof government ad campaign
It has recruited a consumer panel to pit dairy products against their vegan alternatives
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News
Waitrose to switch chicken breeds in welfare boost
The retailer joins M&S, Nestlé and Knorr in signing up to the European Chicken Commitment
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Analysis and Features
Meet the Brexit stockpilers looking to build a 'no-lose scenario' on food
What’s driving the shoppers stocking up on ‘Brexit pies’ and dogfood?
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News
Pets Choice expands with acquisition of Rufus Foods
UK pet food manufacturer Pets Choice has expanded with the acquisition of competitor Rufus Foods
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Category Report
The investment parlour: ice cream category report 2019
Premium and low-calorie ice cream brands are attracting funding like never before
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The Big Interview
John Timpson: can one man rescue our high streets?
In 2018 Sir John Timpson was asked to come up with a plan to save the high street. His answer? Give power back to the people who live there
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Comment and Opinion
How new tech can help retailers protect staff and stock from criminals
Bodyworn cameras, CCTV and better training for employees all help to tackle and prevent store crime, says James Martin of the BRC
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News
Poundworld founder's new chain One Below launches this week
Stores to open on Friday in Leeds, Doncaster and South Shields
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Comment and Opinion
Bidfood provides a digestible podcast with a likeable voice
Bidfood’s podcast provides practical tips that make it worth the download
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Comment and Opinion
WTO standards post-Brexit will have harmful consequences for food
Professor Chris Elliott’s recent trip to India illustrated how exporters assign what produce goes where
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News
Waitrose pledges to make all own-brand cocoa Fairtrade
Retailer made the commitment to mark the start of Faitrade Fortnight
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News
Deliveroo for Business to double staff
The number of staff working for Deliveroo for Business will rise to 200 globally this year
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News
City Snapshot: UK growth drives strong profits at Hotel Chocolat
Strong Christmas sales drove a surge in revenues at Hotel Chocolat during the second half of 2018, WH Smith adds new directors and the rest of the latest news from the City
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News
Media Bites 26 Feb: ABF, Kraft Heinz, Finsbury Food Group
Associated British Foods has issued a dire warning about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit
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News
Iceland trials packaging-free fruit & veg at The Food Warehouse
Trial features 35 loose fresh produce lines
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Analysis and Features
Equal pay disputes: what does latest ruling mean for retailers?
Lawyers warn of 30,000 claims and more spilling into retail beyond supermarkets. So what should businesses be doing?
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News
Do Kraft Heinz's travails signal the end of the zero-based budgeting era?
After Kraft Heinz posted a US$12.6bn fourth quarter loss, has the poster child for cost cutting shown the era of zero-based budgeting is coming to an end?
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News
Aldi opens 10th UK distribution centre in Sheppey, Kent
The £50m, 600,000 sq ft facility is to serve nearly 60 stores across the south east and more as Aldi continues to grow its estate