All The Grocer articles in 27 July 2019 – Page 14
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Grocer 33Asda back on top with lowest price for 22 of our 33 items
It was exclusively cheapest for 14 of these lines
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Analysis & FeaturesWill new EU regulation bring an end to the ‘veggie sausage’?
EU proposals are calling for veggie brands to stop using meat terminology. But is this necessary? And what would be the impact on meat alternatives?
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Comment & OpinionAI pie shows hive mind has a future in flavour
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising grocery, from produce picking in fields to delivering groceries via robot
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Comment & OpinionBees buzz for Papa John’s pollinated pizza
When you hear about brands doing something for bees, you tend to think of efforts to plant flowers
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NewsOffice lunch delivery firm Lean Lunch seeking £120k in crowdfunding
Leeds-based Lean Lunch offers locally sourced meals to city workers by cargo cycle…
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Range PreviewRange preview: Aldi Christmas 2019
The retailer has launched 136 brand new lines. Here’s our pick of the most interesting products coming to Aldi shelves this Christmas
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Analysis & FeaturesHow fmcg handled the hottest day of the year
As Britain recorded its second-highest temperature to date last week, here’s how food & drink brands and retailers reacted on Twitter
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Alex Dickens, creative lead, Grenade
Alex tells us how his design role at Grenade allows him to unleash his creativity
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My Alternative CVErin Kryantonis, Nice Drinks, on Will Young, puppies and trypophobia
‘The most rewarding part of my job is working alongside my co-founders to bring a brand to the UK wine market’
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Range PreviewRange preview: Booths Christmas 2019
Booths has set its sights on two-person households this Christmas, with a wave of new products targeting pre-family shoppers looking for something less traditional.
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Cameron Rigg, product developer, Co-op Food
An inspiring food technology teacher led Cameron to a career in grocery
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Analysis & FeaturesMove over, Aperol – here are six alternative spritzes hitting shelves this summer
With Aperol hype at its peak, other brands are rushing to gain share by launching their own aperitifs and sharing their version of the perfect spritz. Here are six that caught our eye
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ProfilesMy food & drink Job: Patrick Wilk, graduate liquid developer, Quintessential Brands
Patrick tells us what life is like behind the scenes of the fast-paced spirits industry