All The Grocer articles in 25 November 2017 – Page 3
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Comment and Opinion
Look to Lion standard for runny egg safety
Unless egg products are produced to Lion standards, they may not come from flocks vaccinated against salmonella
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Comment and Opinion
Advent gets sexy at Selfridges
The amusingly ironic Christmas jumper is dead: long live the overly opulent Advent calendar!
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Comment and Opinion
Kebab lovers! Meat online with doner stream
The slowly rotating doner kebab has a grimly hypnotic quality
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Comment and Opinion
'Tis the season to exploit your Christmas customers
Well ‘tis the season, as they inexplicably say in America, and a lot of you will be looking to your Pat for advice
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Analysis and Features
Dave Lewis and Charles Wilson: the exclusive and uncut interview
With the CMA provisionally clearing the Tesco-Booker merger, platinum members can read an extended version of our exclusive Q&A ahead of this Saturday’s issue of The Grocer
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Comment and Opinion
Why Brands Matter: an entertaining and learned look at brands
All arguments are a rollercoaster ride, moving briskly through uncertainty and lingering over that which they are more sure of
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News
Brookfield Drinks unveils new Lionheart ale
Created by Brookfield MD Nigel McNally, the 4.5% amber ale is brewed by Cheshire’s Robinsons Brewery…
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Analysis and Features
UK food assurance is broken. So how do we fix it?
More audits and inspections are not the answers, say experts. We need to start asking smarter questions of UK food businesses
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News
M&S to use artificial intelligence to reduce bakery waste
Forecasting company BakePlan has secured a £43,600 grant to develop an AI solution for customers including M&S…
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News
Potassium salt substitutes get OK from government scientists
SACN has been debating for four years whether to give the green light for the controversial salt alternatives
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Comment and Opinion
Find alternatives to plastic, now
Action needs to be taken to ensure that the amount of plastic used, where not essential, is dramatically cut
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News
Non-EU food and drink exports continue to grow faster than to EU
FDF said figures showed the industry was creating a platform to take advantage of opportunities from Brexit
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News
Mark Tyers made Henkel laundry & homecare general manager
Tyers was previously LHC general manager for the company’s Greece & Cyprus arm
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Profiles and QandAs
My food & drink job: Tom Williams, procurement assistant, Burtons Biscuits Co
Want to work in food & drink? Start by taking an interest in the commodity markets, says Tom who works in procurement at Burtons Biscuits Company
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News
City snapshot: Naked Wines drives first half growth at Majestic
Majestic Wine has posted underlying first half sales growth of 4.2% and a return to profitability as its Naked Wines online business saw its US sales jump. Plus, platinum members can read the our full exclusive interview with Tesco’s Dave Lewis and Booker’s Charles Wilson, Remy Cointreau’s first half sales rise and all the rest of this morning’s news from the City.
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News
Media Bites 21 Nov: Budget, SSP Group, Morrisons
Retailers have welcomed a change in the way business rates are calculated, which will save them an estimated £210m over the next two years.
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News
Dr Will's outsources distribution to Walker Logistics
Walker Logistics will deliver to retailers and fulfil orders made on Dr Will’s online portal…
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News
Euro Garages gets go-ahead for new Blackburn headquarters
The three-storey office block and two drive-through restaurants will create about 300 jobs
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Comment and Opinion
Cheers, chancellor! Duty freeze is a step in the right direction for the drinks trade
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association estimates the move will save Britain’s drinks industry approximately £247m
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News
Nigel Railton made permanent CEO at Camelot
Railton took over UK operations when previous Camelot CEO Andy Duncan announced he was stepping down in April…