All The Grocer articles in 28 April 2018 – Page 5
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My Alternative CVMartin Murray, Dunnet Bay Distillers, on being early
‘I was asked in but then thrown out of the interview without being able to offer my excuse’
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NewsWillowbrook recalls five salad products containing bacon
Budgens, Supervalu, Centra, Mace, Nisa, Lidl and Spar retail stores were all hit by the scare
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NewsAHDB defends restructure amid meat industry concerns
The levy body has hit back against claims its recent restructure will mean fewer resources and less emphasis on the meat sector
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NewsKraftliner prices up after weather affects harvest
Kraftliner prices remain high year on year, due to increases in feedstock pulp costs
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NewsMultibuys creep back on to shelves as MPs support ban
The major mults moved away from multibuys in 2016
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Comment & OpinionPractical essentials to help businesses manage performance
Too frequently managers avoid what they see as difficult conversations about performance
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NewsQuiqup plans grocery delivery service in Manchester
Quiqup began operating in Manchester earlier this month after raising £20m in private funding last May to fuel geographical expansion
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NewsStarbucks to trial biodegradable & paper straws in 54 outlets
The trial will kick off in branches in London and Manchester next month
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Comment & OpinionBritain's Fat Fight: Hugh F-W kicks off his obesity campaign
Britain’s Fat Fight with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall got off to a sensationalist start
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Analysis & FeaturesSmaller US maize harvest hikes prices
Maize prices have increased on last month after new data suggested US farmers would plant fewer hectares of maize than was
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Comment & OpinionBe rigorous with revenue growth management principles
While no one can argue with the basic premise of category management, the movement still floundered
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Analysis & FeaturesWet weather hinders spring crop planting
While last week’s sunshine has helped farmers plant some spring crops, more rain this week has further delayed planting
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Analysis & FeaturesHow to persuade Brits to up their game consumption
Brits need to up their game. That’s the message from the British Game Alliance, a marketing initiative set to launch next month
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NewsWholesaler Nila fails with loss of 29 jobs
The £17m-sales wholesaler, based in Southall near Heathrow, was established in 1994
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NewsCraig Taylor moves into M&S supply chain role
The appointment comes as part of the retailer’s management reshuffle
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NewsBooker cuts fruit and veg prices at Londis
Londis is introducing Tesco-style promotions that offer deep discounts on fruit and veg
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NewsPoundworld set to close a third of its UK stores
The discounter is reported to be planning the closure of c100 of its 335 UK stores, putting up to 1,500 jobs at risk
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NewsPricing drives first quarter growth at CCEP as volumes slide
UK Coke bottler Coca-Cola European Partners has reported a 1% organic growth in sales despite the cold weather and “customer challenges” causing a 2.5% slip in volumes.
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NewsPepsiCo grows sales in first quarter but soft drinks continue to struggle
Sales at US snack and soft-drink giant Pepsico rose 4.3% in the first quarter of 2018, despite struggling soft drink sales.
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