All The Grocer articles in 27 February 2016 – Page 3
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NewsLidl UK pulls Mars and Snickers six-packs over plastic fears
Mars inititally said mainly funsize products were affected in the UK, but these lines were supplied via Mars Chocolate Germany
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Grocer 33Sainsbury's Fareham: Grocer 33 store of the week
”It is a very competitive market here. I make sure I go and visit each of our competitors’ stores at least once a month”
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Comment & OpinionSugar Smart means sugar confusion
Not all sugars are equal. Consumers know an orange isn’t the same as a Jaffa cake
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Comment & OpinionIndependents need some truly disruptive innovation
Twenty years ago, the theory of disruptive innovation hit the world of business
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NewsCaribbean Stag lager gets launch in UK
The beer, produced in Trinidad by Carib Brewery Limited, is available across the Caribbean and in the US
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NewsHeineken links with Sainsbury's for Stassen Cidre trial
The trio is being rolled out exclusively into 244 Sainsbury’s stores on a trial basis next week
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NewsWar on sugar fuels 5% fall for juice & smoothie sales
Volume sales fell 2.4%, while pressure from the discounters pushed average prices down 2.9%
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NewsPG Tips adds more green and herbal teas to line-up
On 7 March, the brand will launch three flavours of green tea – Orange, Strawberry Cupcake and Lemon Pie
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NewsNew Aquafresh range cleans between gaps in teeth
Aquafresh Intense Clean, rolling out across the trade now, features three toothpastes – Deep Action, Whitening and Lasting
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Comment & OpinionThe fashion for innovation: what food and drink could learn from the catwalk
A couple of big brands recently failed in legal attempts to keep their ideas for themselves
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Comment & OpinionShopping rewritten by disintermediation
”Sir; All the old bets are off in traditional/retailer supplier relationships”
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Analysis & FeaturesBaxters Jerusalem Artichoke Veloute with Parmesan: acid test
Canned soup has seen value sales fall 2% to £400.2m, and volumes drop 3.7%
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NewsTesco own-label yoghurt switch to boost UK dairy
The retailer had previously only sourced 66% of its standard own-label yoghurts from British manufacturers
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Comment & OpinionFingerprint the food fraudsters says Chris Elliott
”During a normal working week I get details of two to four major food fraud incidents being uncovered somewhere in the world”
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NewsYollies goes bananas with new limited edition flavour
Kerry Foods is expanding its successful Yollies range with a limited edition banana flavour
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NewsKellogg's goes on the offensive with 60% increase in deals
Kellogg’s leapt from 10th to fifth place with 162 featured space promotions
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NewsFrozen fruit & veg supplier Newberry gets RBS funds
Newberry supplies frozen fruit & veg to the food manufacturing sector and owns the Smootheelicious brand of smoothie pouch…
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NewsNew Moy Park owner JBS Global sees UK profits fall 46%
The UK-based beef and pork importer JBS Global (UK) saw revenues rise by 5.9% to £157m in the year to 31 December 2015…
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Analysis & FeaturesHow the store of the future is sweating existing space
It’s no longer just about gleaming new builds but making the most of existing space
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NewsCity snapshot: UK consumer confidence plunges in February
GFK finds consumer confidence has dropped markedly year on year