All The Grocer articles in 27 July 2019 – Page 3
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NewsMedia Bites 28 June: Greene King, Boots, Sugar content
The new chief executive of Greene King used his first set of results to commit the company to brewing, dismissing suggestions that he might follow Fuller’s in selling its beer business.
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NewsCity snapshot: UK consumer confidence continues to fall in June
UK consumer confidence fell back once more in June, with all five measures of GfK’s consumer confidence index falling back and pointing to a ’turbulent’ summer.
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NewsListeria outbreak: sandwich firm ceases trading
One hundred and twenty-five jobs will be lost following the liquidation of The Good Food Chain
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Comment & OpinionDefra’s latest food sector review may be Gove’s last chance to deliver
Michael Gove has in the past been taken to task for ‘taking the F out of Defra’
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Breakfast: 3 August
Welcome to the brunch movement. Not long ago, brunch was associated with the kind of glamorous New Yorkers seen in Sex and The City.
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NewsMedia Bites 1 July: Sainsbury’s, Brexit, AB InBev
Sainsbury’s boss Mike Coupe has said pressure on retail means mergers are inevitable — months after his £14bn move for Asda was blocked by regulators.
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NewsCity snapshot: UK growth stalls amid stagnant economy and Brexit uncertainty
UK economic conditions remained stagnant in the second quarter of the year amid a fall in manufacturing output and the impact of ‘relentless Brexit uncertainty’, according to the British Chambers of Commerce.
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NewsSean Bean and Dynamo star in Yorkshire Tea’s £3m TV push
Two new ads mark the second phase of the brand’s ‘Where everything’s done proper’ campaign
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NewsEvian unveils 100% rPET bottle in Wimbledon trial
The innovation is part of Evian’s commitment to ensure all its bottles are 100% rPET by 2025
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Comment & OpinionPret a Manger faces a reputational turning point as Schlee steps down
In a year of unprecedented change and challenge at the high street chain it’s clear that Schlee’s departure could mark a turning point
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NewsCapVest-owned Karro acquires Young’s Seafood
Karro Food Group, the pork processor owner by private equity investor CapVest, has agreed terms to buy UK seafood business Young’s.
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NewsSwedish brand My Foodie makes UK debut with potato-based smoothies
The free-from chilled drinks are a mix of potato and rapeseed oil with apple juice and berries
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Comment & OpinionThe ‘marrot’ is a witty response to intolerant vegan doctrine
The concept of ‘meatless meat’ makes as much sense as ’carless cars’
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NewsScottish craft beer brand Drygate given major makeover
It has unveiled a new “unified” identity, featuring geometric designs and “bright, flat colours which celebrate the scientific, precise, and human side of brewing”
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Comment & OpinionWhat the grocery sector needs to know about Generation Alpha
The children of millennials care about more than climate change, and retailers must listen closely, says Helenor Gilmour, director of insight at Beano Studios
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NewsPepsiCo drops Quaker Oats drinks as sales disappoint
The two-strong range was launched in July 2018 to challenge Weetabix
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Comment & OpinionInside Amazon’s Go store in New York
Amazon Go’s bricks-and-mortar store is brilliant and poor at the same time, says Eagle Eye CEO Tim Mason after visiting a Go store in New York
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Analysis & Features10 emerging food & drink trends from the New York Fancy Food Show 2019
Every year, New York’s Fancy Food Show is a showcase for many of the world’s most interesting and innovative food & drink brands. Here, The Brand Nursery director Chris Blythe highlights 10 key trends to watch
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NewsTesco suspends farm over chicken welfare standards
Undercover footage showed ‘shocking’ abuse of chickens at two farms in Suffolk