All The Grocer articles in 23 May 2015 – Page 5
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NewsNestlé hits zero waste target at Fawdon site
New anaerobic digester converts four tonnes of solid waste and 200,000 litres of liquid into renewable energy and clean water every day
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Grocer 33Stuart Jacks, Asda Stowmarket: Grocer 33 store of the week
Asda Stowmarket let us in on the secrets that enabled them to win this week’s G33
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Grocer 33Asda Stowmarket wins close-fought Grocer 33 battle
Poor availability was a big feature of this week’s Grocer 33, with a number of stores not stocking several of the items
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NewsArla says market trends to blame for farmgate milk price cut
Arla Foods is reducing its global farmgate milk price by 1 eurocent per kg from Monday.
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NewsFood waste: don't blame consumers, expert tells retailers
“There needs to be a shift away from passing the blame on to the consumer and to looking more at the retail and supply chain issues”
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NewsFrance supermarket food waste law piles pressure on UK
The crackdown comes in a country which already redistributes 20 times more food to charity than the UK
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NewsSlaughterhouses meeting expectations, says FSA
Recent animal welfare incidents – including the Bowood expose - prompted the FSA to launch a programme of unannounced visits to abattoirs
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Category ReportFocus on oils 2015
Shoppers are buying more oil but value growth is lagging. Will a potential ‘rationing’ of olive oil drive prices back up?
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Analysis & FeaturesConvenience stores on a mission: get smart and chill out
Convenience shoppers are on a mission. And if independent retailers want to help them they need to get smarter.
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Analysis & FeaturesTPG Poundworld deal piles the pressure on all retailers
Takeover is yet more recognition of sector’s growing popularity
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Category ReportOils category report 2015
Cooking oil prices are on a slippery slope. Although volumes have risen a healthy 2.5% over the past year, value is down 2.8%.
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Analysis & FeaturesGrocery Retail Structure 2015: how c-stores can keep up
As more shoppers eschew traditional weekly shops, c-stores are benefiting. But easy street it is not.
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Comment & OpinionBooker's £40m swoop on Musgrave GB looks like a steal
To gain an extra 2,000 stores and an extra £1bn in buying power for the cost of a couple of Extras looks like a steal…
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NewsPremier Foods' Gavin Darby hails return of volume growth
Premier Foods CEO Gavin Darby has hailed the return of volume growth at the supermarkets as a turning point…
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Comment & OpinionAmazon leadership shows power of a consumer manifesto
How can a company walk the talk, and stay properly focused on the consumer?
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NewsPayPoint and NFRN to meet over fee cap cuts
As The Grocer went to press, PayPoint sales director Andrew Goddard said he was hoping to meet NFRN CEO Paul Baxter on 22 May
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Retailers told to get behind BRC agent and broker scheme
Retailers are being urged to commit to the BRC’s certification scheme for agents and brokers…
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NewsFrozen food retailer Farmfoods plans England store surge
London and the South of England is growing territory for the retailer, which currently has more than 300 shops nationwide
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Comment & OpinionCustomer data: the price is right - but is it fair?
What most retailers should consider is rationalising the roster of promotions that have accumulated over the years
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NewsPromo dynamic: half of supermarket deals now 'save' offers
New data shows the promotional landscape is becoming more straightforward