All The Grocer articles in 27 January 2018 – Page 5
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Comment & OpinionLook to bio plastic
Sir, So Iceland has committed to reducing plastic usage and Danone has committed to using 100% recycled plastic for Evian
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NewsCanada grants approval to British manufacturing beef imports
Various cuts of manufacturing beef will now be shipped alongside primal cuts
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NewsArla and Abergavenny axe suppliers as glut hits goats milk market
The sector had faced oversupply problems for the past year, processors told The Grocer…
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Comment & OpinionA granular digital trail will protect against recalls
Sir, digital integration of suppliers with retailers is vital if a supermarket wants supply chain control
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Grocer 33Waitrose Wellington, Somerset: Grocer 33 store of the week
‘Christmas was the smoothest we’ve had, according to partners who have been here for seven years’
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Grocer 33Waitrose store takes win by a big margin
With only two unstocked items and a “well laid out store” Waitrose scored full marks for shop floor service…
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Analysis & FeaturesStyrene pushed up by costs, shutdowns and demand
Styrene prices have been increasing in line with crude oil costs and upcoming factory maintenance shutdowns in Europe
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Analysis & FeaturesRaisin and sultana prices still on the rise
Prices for raisins and sultanas continue to climb in the wake of surging prices for dried grapes from the US
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Grocer 33Morrisons closes the gap but Asda takes another pricing win
At £57.86, Asda was just 93p cheaper than Morrisons
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Comment & OpinionSweet science in Radio 4's Short History of Sugar
Sugar and guilt seem practically inseparable in the modern world
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Comment & OpinionCreepy cat Malcolm sends chill through Young's campaign
Rupert Everett hams it up as Malcolm’s voice, poshly eulogising about his owners’ choice of fish dishes
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NewsStelios 'still has ambitions for EasyFoodstore chain'
Two years after launch, a store in Park Royal, north west London is still the sole unit
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Comment & OpinionIs it time to remove the regulatory straitjacket on Scotch?
The idea of Scotch “infusions” and lower-alcohol drams are just some of the innovations being proposed for the hard stuff, much to the chagrin of some in the industry
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NewsConsumers would eat out more if there were more healthy choices
Health plays a key role in shaping consumers’ food-to-go choices says new IGD report
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NewsJames Gilks and Oliver Pinkus join Piccolo babyfood brand
Gilks and Pinkus join as head of UK sales and head of international sales respectively
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NewsShort sellers lose out as Sobeys deal sends Ocado shares soaring
A surge in Ocado’s share price after signing another international supply deal has cost bearish investors over £90m
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NewsWm Jackson margins hit by tough market
Aunt Bessie’s and Abel & Cole owner William Jackson has posted a rise in annual sales but saw margins squeezed
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NewsWheyhey raises £3m from industry big beasts to battle rivals
High-protein ice cream brand Wheyhey has raised £3m in a funding round backed by food & drink heavyweights
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NewsTough week for supermarket staff as mults announce cuts
Retailers announced thousands of job cuts and reductions to pension entitlements
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NewsWine drinkers turn noses up at cans, pouches and boxes
Brits were unimpressed by alternatives to the standard 75cl glass wine bottle, research found…