All The Grocer articles in 25 February 2012 – Page 2
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NewsCreme Egg is a hit at Covent Garden
Cadbury’s Creme Egg made its mark on London last week when a giant egg high-dived into Covent Garden with gooey results.
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Comment and Opinion
Get cooking with social TV
“I finally cracked it.” These were some of the last words of the late, great Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
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Profiles and QandAsColin Holmes
Holmes spent the vast majority of his retail career at Tesco, joining the supermarket giant in 1988 and working his way up the organisation.
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Caravan and Sweet Charity to join forces
Leading grocery charities Caravan and Sweet Charity are to merge.
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Comment and Opinion
Campbell jogs the memories of sobering times
There’s none so zealous as the converted. Panorama had retired spin king and former boozehound Alastair Campbell…
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NewsLansley reduces red tape for calorie cut scheme
Andrew Lansley has slashed the amount of reporting back that food companies have to do to take part in the government’s controversial scheme to cut five billion calories a day from the nation’s diet.
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Comment and Opinion
Buyers want category returns, not mates. Show them the money
If you can’t demonstrate how your product will make money for them then get out your wallet and get down on your knees.
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Musgrave paves way for more Budgens to install chiller doors
The number of Budgens boasting chiller cabinets with doors is set to treble this year after wholesaler Musgrave Group gave the green light to their rollout to new and refurbished stores.
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Jigsaw moves to British Lion egg products
Jigsaw Foods has switched to specifying British Lion egg products across its whole range.
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Herta brand extended into ham with four lines in Sainsbury's
Nestlé has made a surprise foray into cooked sliced meats with the launch of a four-strong range of Herta-branded hams.
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United Biscuits' UK MD role is still open
A year after Benoit Testard was promoted to group CEO of United Biscuits, the company is still on the lookout for a new UK MD.
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Royal Warrant for Maldon Salt on its birthday
Maldon Salt Company is celebrating its 130th anniversary with a Royal Warrant of Appointment to the Queen.
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NewsA big pay squeeze hits major industry execs
As Tesco hit the headlines this week for offering unpaid work experience to jobseekers, executives at the top of the food chain have seen their own pay fall.
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Comment and Opinion
The tenuous link in grocery between performance and pay
I couldn’t help feel a tad ambivalent when I discovered that it’s not just bankers who’ve seen their pay packages squeezed of late.
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Analysis and FeaturesLovely grub? You'd better believe it
With the global population exploding, we should think seriously about swapping our egg sarnies for ant egg sarnies, says a leading food futurologist.
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Analysis and FeaturesTesco ramps up promos... but still lags behind big four rivals
Entering the final furlong of its financial year, Tesco has turbo-charged its promotions - compared with last February anyway.
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NewsBarbie and ghoul girls lead boom in doll sales
Anyone who feared dolls were falling out of favour with today’s technology-mad girls can think again.
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NewsWhitworths sugar for baking offers an end to spillage and waste
Sugar distributor Napier Brown is rolling out a retail sugar brand designed to take the hassle out of home baking.
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Cravendale celebrates success of Kermit backpack campaign
Arla is already hailing the success of its Cravendale tie-up with the Muppets less than three weeks after the campaign’s launch.
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Analysis and FeaturesA year on, is Clarke getting Tesco back on track?
He’s had a rough ride in his first 12 months, but the CEO could soon appease his critics with a raft of measures for the UK.
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