All The Grocer articles in 26 July 2014 – Page 5
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NewsMr Big joins Caffè Latte range as Emmi offers 370ml cappuccino
Chilled coffee brand Emmi Caffè Latte is targeting men with a larger, 370ml version of its cappuccino drink…
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NewsHancocks cuts Vidal Giant Cable sweets price to boost margins
Hancocks has driven down the price of Vidal Giant Cables to give retailers a 79% margin…
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NewsJJ Food Service Foodit ordering software reports early success
Foodit, the tech company owned by JJ Food Service, has reported early success after launching this spring…
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Comment & Opinion
The Guardian's food PR war rages as K forgets her fish story
By rights, I should be a Stella Cidre/Baileys/Whyte & Mackay sort of a girl…
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Comment & OpinionRecruiters should check facts about candidates
As a bit of a holiday traditionalist, I walked into a travel agent and explained what I wanted…
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NewsAdministration numbers for food & drink firms falls sharply
Fewer food and drink firms are falling into administration despite the tumultuous grocery market conditions…
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NewsJohn Mills appointed MD of tea supplier Keith Spicer
Keith Spicer has appointed John Mills as its new MD…
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NewsDove taps skincare growth category with body oils range
Dove has launched its first range of body oils, backed by a £1m push…
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NewsCat poison by insecticide fears tackled by Bob Martin Petcare
Bob Martin Petcare is reclassifying its products containing the insecticide permethrin as pharmacy-only…
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GroceryAid charity raises £4.3m in record year
The charity said it hit a record fundraising total of £4.3m thanks to events such as its Annual Diamond Ball…
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NewsDale Farm eyes more acquisitions as exports and UK sales increase
Dale Farm is set to make further acquisitions as it looks to ramp up its presence in UK dairy…
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NewsTiger Tiger launches range of stir-in Oriental sauces
Tiger Tiger has taken inspiration from pasta sauces with a new Oriental stir-in range…
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Analysis & FeaturesSelling confectionery: how to stand out from the crowd
Merchandising matters. We might be buying more chocolate and sweets online, but the impulse channel still accounted for £3.3bn in confectionery sales in the past year.
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Analysis & FeaturesEaster is cracked: eggs sales serve up £44m in growth
Confectioners have cracked the Easter egg market, with growth equivalent to approximately 55 million extra medium-sized shell Easter eggs.
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Analysis & FeaturesTop 10 global innovations in confectionery 2014: pictures
From super premium, Reishi mushroom chocolate to boiled sweets containing spinach… here’s our pick of the most interesting recent confectionery launches from around the world.
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Analysis & FeaturesGrowth isn’t cheap: confectionery ad spend surges 12.5%
All but two of confectionery’s biggest advertisers have increased spend on traditional ad space in the past year.
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Analysis & FeaturesRevealed: one in four binge on chocolate sharing bags
Sharing bags? Pah. More than half of us eat confectionery from packs intended for sharing, according to an exclusive poll for The Grocer
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Analysis & FeaturesWonka will be missed: our consumer panel speaks out
We’ve put together our very own digital consumer panel, with the help of Watch Me Think, to test four high-profile confectionery launches from the past year…
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Analysis & FeaturesConfectionery brands on social media: size isn’t everything
Size is important when it comes to a social media following. But it’s not everything.
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Analysis & FeaturesOnline confectionery sales smash the £100m barrier
Online confectionery sales have passed the £100m mark for the first time, The Grocer can reveal.