All The Grocer articles in 27 May 2017 – Page 3
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The Big InterviewHenrietta Morrison of Lily's Kitchen: Big Interview
Henrietta Morrison has made a success of Lily’s Kitchen despite cans up to 400% pricier than rivals
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NewsInsects: Joanna Blythman should swot up
Sir, Such a lack of research behind many of Joanna Blythman’s comments last week
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NewsJJ Food Service to open Enfield branch to the public
It has invested £40,000 into a display area to highlight deals relevant to households
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NewsAB InBev applies to register Uproot Brewing brand
The brewing giant said its move was “an initial step in a longer journey”
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NewsWaitrose sizes up other locations for hit supper clubs
The “overwhelmingly positive feedback” has prompted Waitrose to weigh up taking the concept to other locations
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NewsMelanie Smith joins Marks & Spencer as strategy director
Smith will take up the newly created role next month
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NewsWaitrose 1 own-label range to be exported to China and India
The Waitrose 1 range will now be available in 30 territories
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NewsPig industry fears loss of China access after hep E reports
National Pig Association CEO Zoe Davies said negative publicity created by the coverage could derail pork exports
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NewsOnken adds big pot yoghurt with five wholegrains
Onken Plain Grain launches in Waitrose and Tesco on 5 June
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NewsLandmark Wholesale launches 'high demand' summer drinks push
All you Need summer campaign features Landmark’s 12 bestselling seasonal soft and alcoholic drinks
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NewsBranded NPD sales take £100m hit from range rationalisations
Brands are finding it harder ’to stay on shelves as well as get new products into stores’, new research from IRI suggests
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Lunchbox: 1 July
Brits have packed their own lunches on an extra 82 million occasions in the past 18 months. That’s a rise of 4.4%. What macro trends are driving this renaissance in packed lunches?
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NewsSpar set to grow in south east China with Jinfang deal
Jinfang will convert 32 of its existing stores to the Spar brand in the coming months
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News‘Seeding’ not common practice, say sea salt suppliers in wake of Hebridean case
Hebridean Sea Salt is currently under investigation by Western Isles Council and Food Standards Scotland over questions about its provenance
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NewsKellogg’s cuts sugar and adds nutrients to cereal bar range
Sugar in the three-strong lineup has been axed by an average of 21% per variant
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NewsFake orders are an industry-wide problem. Be alert
Sir, It is very helpful that The Grocer and Iceland have raised the issue of the fraudulent targeting of suppliers
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Comment and OpinionBoth sociable and secure can play the game
The FA Cup may be a 146-year-old sports competition, but business is bigger than ever for brands
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Comment and OpinionIdris Elba adds levity to Purdey's #ThriveOn campaign
The gloomy, gritty monochrome visuals of last year’s ad remain – but the inspirational message has taken a light-hearted turn
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Comment and OpinionRats rule OK at creepy San Francisco café
You know those cute animal-themed cafés where you can go and play with dogs or stroke cats?
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Comment and OpinionPat ponders the policy of (mostly) telling the truth
As a child, your Pat employed a patented method of working out whether or not I was telling the truth