All The Grocer articles in 26 March 2016 – Page 4
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Crisps, Nuts & Snacks: 30 April
Popcorn, baked snacks, nuts and other products are stealing share from the traditional crisps. What’s driving this change? Who’s cashing in and who’s being left on the shelf?
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Comment & OpinionMeat producers must find a way to defend against two-pronged attack
The notion that everything that is good for our environment is good for us is far from clear
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NewsGovernment must address poor state of UK fruit and veg, warns report
The report pointed to a serious mismatch between supply and demand of fruit and veg in the UK
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NewsTayto owner Manderley reports higher earnings but sales drop
The owner of Northern Irish snacks manufacturer Tayto has reported a boost in earnings despite a sales drop in a “challenging” market.
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NewsMedia Bites 24 March: BHS, Premier Foods
BHS has been “pulled back from the brink” after landlords backed its plan to reduce rent on half its stores.
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NewsNissin agrees to buy 17.3% of Premier Foods
Japanese Food Group Nissin strengthens Premier Foods partnership with share purchase agreement
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Comment & OpinionTesco's new farm-based ranges introduce a new dynamic
Tesco’s Project Reset has been an exercise in simplification
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NewsFSA Food Hygiene Rating test reveals regional inconsistencies
Huge inconsistencies in the way local authorities score its Food Hygiene Rating ‘Scores on the Doors’ scheme
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NewsHow the sugar tax will hit soft drinks pricing
Britvic would escape taxation on 63.5% of its range, compared with 49.7% for Coca-Cola
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NewsSainsbury's shares rise on good news for Home Retail bid
Steinhoff’s withdrawal from the bidding for Home Retail left Sainsbury’s as the race winner
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NewsBrexit 'brings tariff and labour cost risks'
Two new economic studies this week have warned that suppliers and retailers would be particularly exposed in the event of Brexit
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NewsNisa Group to freeze its alcohol prices despite duty rises
The symbol group intends to absorb the costs associated with the increased duty to protect profit margins
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NewsEaster sales predicted to grow 3.7% to £775m this year
Two-fifths of shoppers will visit a discounter for Easter eggs and dinner ingredients
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NewsAlcohol wholesalers warned to sign up to AWRS or face fine
Wholesalers who sell alcohol to other businesses have until 31 March to sign up to the scheme
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NewsBestway's Great Rebate back to help indies 'get fair share'
The Great Rebate, which starts in April, offers a minimum 3% rebate across key lines
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NewsMorrisons strides into fashion retail top 20
The supermarket group’s Nutmeg brand recorded more than 3.1 million transactions for the 12 months to the end of January
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NewsDairy Crest gears up for £4m revamp of Cathedral City
New pack designs will begin rolling out across the Cathedral City range from April
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Comment & OpinionTime to crack the chicken cage conundrum
Although almost 50% of eggs in the UK are cage-free, many still come from hens living in cramped conditions
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Comment & OpinionNational Food Crime Unit must be unleashed from the FSA
The FSA felt like an organisation re-energised and plucky enough even to mention the ‘N’ word - nutrition - again
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Comment & OpinionMake apps pull their weight
I would place a brand’s apps or websites in the ‘owned property’ category