All The Grocer articles in 27 April 2013 – Page 3
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NewsFairtrade Foundation 'losing the plot' claim tea growers
Tea growers are turning their back on the Fairtrade Foundation, claiming the organisation has “lost the plot”…
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News
Superfood chia is base for new porridge pots from US
A US supplier is to roll out porridge pot-style breakfast products based on the superfood chia…
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Comment & Opinion
Gin deceit, Rich List disappointment and 'doing a Kensit'
The biggest secret among the middle classes is nothing to do with wife-swapping or Homes Under The Hammer parties…
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Analysis & FeaturesIce lollies escape commodity hikes
If price inflation has shoppers hot under the collar, they are probably better off reaching for an iced lolly than a tub of ice cream…
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NewsPortas will 'humiliate' Pilots in new TV show
A new TV series starring Mary Portas will do little more than humiliate the businesses featured, claim retail leaders…
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NewsCamra ale fans won't drink to minimum pricing any more
Just as government support for minimum pricing has ebbed, so has that of real ale champion Camra…
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NewsTesco's One Stop to get a third depot
Tesco’s c-store chain One Stop is to open its third depot in June to keep pace with ambitious expansion plans…
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NewsElla's Kitchen seals cash & carry deal with Costco
Ella’s Kitchen has gained its first listing in cash & carry after RH Amar secured a distribution deal with Costco…
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NewsPremier Foods boss focuses on profitability of Hovis bread ops
Premier Foods boss Gavin Darby has promised to return its bread business to profitability…
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NewsDuerr's launches mainstream branded peanut butter
Duerr’s has made its first serious push into branded peanut butter after years as a major own-label supplier…
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NewsGM unveils Free'ist range of low and no-sugar products
A new sugar-free and no-added-sugar brand that includes biscuits, chocolate and jam is set to launch…
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Comment & OpinionWaitrose's Mark Price: Help bees by banning neonicotinoids
Why have we just asked our growers to end the use of three formulations of neonicotinoids?…
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Comment & Opinion
Food policy: give consumers more of a say
The continuing horsemeat scandal has served to highlight the many challenges affecting the food chain…
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NewsLacuma fruit powder gains listing at Holland & Barrett
A natural supplements company has increased the distribution of South America’s favourite ice cream flavouring…
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NewsThorntons is top of the bill in week of recoveries
In a good week for recovery stories, Thorntons topped the bill…
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Comment & Opinion
NFU urges - don't let British cheese be devalued
Recent comments by First Milk chairman Bill Musto made me ponder the current state of cheese supply chains…
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Comment & Opinion
Britain needs a new food framework
Last week, David Heath, Defra minister for food, told the Telegraph Britain needs to produce more food. He’s right…
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Comment & Opinion
Why ITV1's Food Glorious Food leaves a bad taste
Why Food Glorious Food leaves a bad taste, despite charming contestants and not unglorious food…
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Comment & Opinion
Watch out for fraudsters
Your article ‘Police close in on fraudsters posing as top grocery execs’ highlights one example of online scams that are becoming increasingly common.
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NewsSABMiller CEO Graham Mackay departs early
Shares in SABMiller fell this week after the brewer revealed its highly respected boss Graham Mackay was stepping down…