All The Grocer articles in 28 January 2017 – Page 6
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NewsUnilever's shares fall despite underlying sales growth
Marmitegate may have grabbed the headlines in the UK last year, but Unilever has bigger problems
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NewsSainsbury's accused of 'anti-meat agenda'
The NFU is seeking urgent talks with the supermarket over its move to promote vegetables over meat in selected stores
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Analysis & FeaturesDried fruit & nuts cheaper as Turkish lira declines
Turkey is a major supplier of dried fruit and nuts to the UK market
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NewsDairy inflation pushes up block butter prices
Block butter prices are up 7% year on year on average across 80 SKUs in the major mults
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NewsCity Snapshot: Tesco and Booker to merge in £3.7bn deal
Tesco has swooped in a surprise deal to acquire listed wholesaler Booker in a merger worth £3.7bn
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InterviewsJames Mayer Big Interview: Danone's winning formula
The ‘breast is best’ debate remains endlessly contentious. But is Mayer sick of it?
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NewsSainsbury's claims first with freshly baked gluten-free bread
The supermarket will provide six varieties from 188 of its in-store bakeries
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Analysis & FeaturesCan Bakkavor complete its turnaround and seal an IPO?
The battling Viking spirit of the Gudmundsson brothers revealed itself again last week
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Comment & OpinionEnergise the way you work by focusing on feelings
In this new year, what if we were to set an intention of how we want to feel, rather than a quantifiable outcome?
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's Food Dancing ad is a brave departure - I like it
Some Waitrose customers joke that “Sainsbury’s was invented to keep the chavs out of Waitrose”
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Comment & OpinionKeep up with Amazon; Sugar regulation dystopia
With the launch of Dash a few years ago, and now its API and integration on Amazon in a digital format
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Comment & OpinionBuild supply chain consensus to deal with inflation
Inflation is back and food prices are on the rise once again
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Comment & OpinionThe art of product reformulation
Obesity is clearly the nation’s number one long-term health issue. Are we taking it seriously enough?
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NewsUnite calls off Morrisons fuel strike
The dispute arose because one driver alleged his wages had been docked over seven months to the tune of £5,200 after being involved in an accident
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NewsTesco’s Booker takeover: the big questions answered
As the food and drink industry digests the news of the proposed mega-merger between Booker and Tesco, The Grocer looks at the key questions posed by the deal
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NewsTesco 'skinny' offer premium leaves Booker deal open to rival bids
Tesco’s £3.7bn takeover of Booker could spark a bidding war as rivals attempt to muscle in on the deal, according to analysts in the City.
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Analysis & FeaturesHow Mauritian growers are preparing for sugar quota changes
“We are very afraid of the future,” one farmer tells The Grocer
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NewsSteve Challouma becomes Birds Eye marketing director
He has been promoted from category general manager of the Nomad portfolio
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Comment & OpinionTesco's Booker deal is further evidence of supermarket future-proofing
For Sainsbury’s and Argos and Morrisons and Amazon, you can now read Tesco and Booker
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