All The Grocer articles in 27 July 2019 – Page 5
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Analysis and Features
How do you ask for a pay rise? Top tips from the Top New Talent Summer Social
We assembled an expert industry panel to share their top career tips on everything from how to maintain a work/life balance to their favourite interview questions
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News
FeverTree shares drop on slowing UK growth
FeverTree has warned that its rapid growth in the UK has slowed significantly amid the “dampening effect” of poor weather and strong comparables.
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Comment and Opinion
Government’s public health policies are a farce. What now?
The Department of Health’s new green paper suggests a government clutching at straws. Can a new PM change things?
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Comment and Opinion
M&S’s Stuart Machin: Little Shop toys are fun, sustainable and part of a plan
Customers are encouraged to ‘play, give, recycle’ to ensure no M&S Little Shop collectables go to waste, says food MD Stuart Machin
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News
Obesity crackdown plan slammed as ‘needless distraction’
The document, called Advancing our Health: prevention in the 2020s, incorporates the Obesity Plan Mark 3
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News
Holland & Barrett trials vegetarian and vegan lunchtime ranges
The range includes £3.99 meal deals, comprising mains, snack and drink
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News
Channel Islands Co-op trials plastic-free produce
Retailer is trailling the move at two Jersey stores and two on Guernsey
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News
Pladis names Unilever veteran Sridhar Ramamurthy as CFO
He assumse responsibility for leading financial management and other related functions
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News
Shift to staff ownership helps Riverford deliver ‘record’ sales
It moved to an employee ownership structure in June 2018
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News
Müller completes £50m expansion of Telford yoghurt factory
The dairy giant said the investment represented ’a major step towards reducing the UK’s dependence on imported yoghurt products’
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Analysis and Features
Six trends shaping the home baking market
Sugar concerns are hampering the home baking market. But there remains growth in speciality and premium lines
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News
Startup Appey debuts with dilute-to-taste fruit tea lineup
They are made from concentrated British fruit and vegetable juices
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News
Mars Food unveils meat-free Tasty Bite Indian ready meal range
All variants are made outside Pune, south-west India, where Tasty Bite was founded more than 25 years ago
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Comment and Opinion
Own label offerings should complement brands, not battle them
A dual-supply strategy can help drive shopper loyalty
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News
James Hall hits £500k in own label charity donations
The own label sandwiches are sold across the wholesaler’s 640 Spar stores
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News
City snapshot: Grocery sales fall for the first time in three years
Grocery sales have fallen back for the first time in three years as last year’s record early summer temperatures hit year-on-year comparisons. Plus, first half profits plunge at McColl’s, Fever-Tree first half sales rise 13% and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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News
Media Bites 23 July: Sainsbury’s, Fever-tree, Swine fever
Sainsbury’s has linked with Deliveroo to offer hot takeaways via the delivery app.
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News
Energy tea maker Mission secures £260k to expand into retail
Energy tea producer Mission has received a six-figure funding boost to fuel its expansion into the retail sector, months after completing a rebranding.
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Comment and Opinion
Never mind the no-deal Brexit: food prices are going up already
The supermarkets are already facing massive pressure on prices. The question is just how much worse a no-deal would make it
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News
Proof of age body to develop digital identification system
The PASS standards group is chaired by ACS chief executive James Lowman