All The Grocer articles in 25 February 2017 – Page 4
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NewsShell opens first zero-emissions refuelling station in UK
ITM Power created the site for hydrogen-powered cars at the oil company’s Cobham service station on the M2
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NewsChancellor under pressure over business rates reform
Communities secretary Sajid Javid told the Commons that more needs to be done on rates
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Analysis & FeaturesSpanish weather hikes price of lettuce and tomatoes
Lettuce prices have risen in the UK due to lower supplies from Spain
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NewsPure Leaf and Tetley look to reinvigorate black tea with NPD
Unilever’s Pure Leaf is a 10-strong lineup of ethically sourced tea
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My Alternative CVAdam Wilding, Wilding Snacks, on malbec and polystyrene cups
I remember being amazed at the prospect of earning £3.18 per hour in my first job
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NewsBirds Eye invests £7.1m to reassure over frozen chicken quality
The push represents the brand’s biggest ever investment in frozen chicken
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NewsKirsty's wins Morrisons and Ocado listings for kids' meals
Chilled ready meal brand Kirsty’s has secured nationwide listings in Morrisons and Ocado
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NewsFree-range egg producers face big losses from bird flu crisis
Egg producers were subjected to a national protection zone limiting bird movement, poultry shows and gatherings on 6 December
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NewsTen portions of fruit & veg a day offers 'maximum protection'
A study found that as little as two-and-a-half portions of fruit & veg a day could reduce risk of diseases
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NewsStarbucks launches cold brew coffee infused with nitrogen
Nitro Cold Brew will launch in the Starbucks Reserve Bar in London’s Covent Garden before a wider rollout
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Comment & OpinionRelaxation helps productivity: find ways to 'micro-pause'
I’ve noticed that when I’m particularly busy, every minute of my time is scheduled
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NewsSheerness store suspended from National Lottery activity
Costcutter said the owner was working closely with Camelot to restore this service as soon as possible
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NewsEuro Garages picks up final four High Noon Stores forecourts
Euro Garages intends to re-open the sites within the next few weeks after refurbishment
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NewsSpar launches trendy range of impulse popcorn
The new lines, in Spar stores from this month, have been launched to capture growth in the impulse popcorn market
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NewsThornton's Budgens switches to majority of self-service tills
Thornton’s Budgens is replacing the majority of its manned checkouts with “assisted self-service” tills
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Comment & OpinionGet healthy, Unilever
Sir, The acquisition would have given Kraft Heinz a route to market for complementary brands in emerging markets
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Grocer 33'Very tidy' Sainsbury's East Kilbride takes Grocer 33 win
The queue to get into the retail park was long, but inside “it was very tidy and well merchandised”
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Grocer 33Sainsbury's East Kilbride: Grocer 33 store of the week
We got contactless about six weeks ago, which has made such a difference in terms of ease from a customer point of view
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Comment & OpinionDispatches 'reveals' obvious consequences of Brexit
Less than a year post-EU referendum and, shock horror, the price of our shopping basket has gone up
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Analysis & FeaturesTen portions of fruit & veg a day? It’s not going to happen
New research suggests we should double the recommended daily amount of fresh fruit and vegetables in our diet, but is it a case of easier said than done?