All The Grocer articles in 28 July 2018 – Page 10
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NewsNorthern Monk and Los Antojitos bring back IPA hot sauce
Only 60 bottles have been created of the sauce…
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NewsKari Daniels to take over as chief executive of Tesco Ireland
Daniels replaces Andrew Yaxley, who was made Tesco’s chief product officer earlier this month
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NewsQuorn to invest £7m in new R&D centre after 12% sales growth
The boom in meat-free has helped Quorn to double-figure growth which has prompted the business to announce a £7m R&D investment.
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NewsMedia Bites 24 July: Tesco, McColl's, Heineken
Tesco is hiring staff for a new chain of discount stores called Jack’s as it seeks to face down budget rivals Aldi and Lidl.
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NewsWorld Cup and hot weather drive supermarket sales surge
Grocery sales have jumped 3.6% in the 12 weeks to 15 July as the World Cup and the prolonged hot weather boosted trading according to Kantar Worldpanel.
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News'Risk' recycling sent overseas may be dumped, warns report
The report accused Defra of not doing enough to assess the effectiveness of the recycling system
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Analysis & FeaturesHeatwave: growers struggle with the hottest summer since 1976
The weather has been glorious for retailers, but there is a problem. The sun just won’t seem to stop
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NewsGlenfiddich adds Fire & Cane whisky to Experimental series
It will roll out in the US this month, with a UK launch to follow in October
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NewsEU nations warned to prepare for 'no deal' Brexit
BRC reissued its warning over the consequences for the food industry of a ‘no deal’ Brexit
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NewsObesity in children aged 10 and 11 hits record levels
New PHE figures show the prevalence of obesity is higher in the most deprived areas
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NewsFever-Tree raises full year earnings expectations after strong first half
Fever-Tree expects its full year results to be “comfortably ahead of expectations” after posting first half revenue growth of 45%.
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NewsM&S scraps Lunch to You van sales operation
Retailer had revealed plans for a nationwide rollout in 2016
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NewsUK retail falling behind on voice commerce, finds report
Almost half of UK households are expected to own a smart speaker by 2022
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NewsVegan egg from Just set to launch in Europe
The San Francisco-based startup has secured a European distribution deal with Italian egg company Eurovo Group
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NewsCO2 shortage hits Britvic's third quarter sales
Britvic has reported a 3.4% increase in third quarter revenues to £366.9m, though revenue excluding the soft drinks levy fell 0.6% in the period as the CO2 shortage hit sales.
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Comment & OpinionTwirl twosome enjoy odd ad debate
A lad and a lass speculate on how the “twirly curly things” in the confection’s centre are created
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Comment & OpinionMayonnaise ice cream is a real scoop
Mayonnaise is enjoying a moment in the sun, overtaking ketchup last year to become Britain’s favourite sauce
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Comment & OpinionWatermelon man's slice of success
New Yorker Asharita Furman instead hacked 27 melons on his own tummy in a minute
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Comment & OpinionEarly exit for German Nutella promotion
Ferrero has landed in hot water in Germany over a World Cup promotion
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NewsEagle Eye losses grow despite 33% sales boost
Grocery tech firm Eagle Eye Solutions has recorded a 33% jump in full year sales, but its losses grew and customer volumes remain below expectations.