All The Grocer articles in 28 March 2015 – Page 4
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Category Report
Focus on Barbecue
As pulled pork gets its first TV ads and US barbecue brands land in the UK, will ‘low & slow’ reach new heights in 2015?
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News
Tesco London division scrapped, absorbed into Tesco South
It is believed the move precedes management cuts, outgoing London MD to become Tesco Ireland’s new chief exec
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Analysis and Features
Marks & Spencer Apricot Marzipan Bars: acid test
These bars are part of the M&S Guilt Free Snacking range that features products developed to contain less than 150 calories
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News
Amy's Kitchen recall will not affect UK
The California-based organic ready meal and soup producer has embarked on a voluntary recall in America and Canada
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Analysis and Features
Young's Gastro Salmon & Tomato Bake: acid test
Young’s last year responded to demand for premium frozen ready meals by expanding its Gastro frozen fish brand with a meal-for-one range
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Analysis and Features
Robots: how much potential for food and drink manufacturing?
Who made your last sandwich? That’s right, it was a human being. But how long before the robots take over?
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News
Pringles Tortilla Chips to drive 'explosive' growth
The market for large-format sharing tortilla chips was worth about £150m, said Kellogg’s, but had potential to become much larger
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News
Carob used instead of sugar in Clarks dessert toppings
The three-strong range is the UK’s first dessert toppings blended with carob - a natural syrup noted for its health benefits
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News
Rippleglen gives e-cig operations over to Real Trading
The company’s 90 independent stores will now be exclusively supplied by Real Trading, who offer next-day direct-to-store delivery
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News
Furore over negative Responsibility Deal report continues as DH claims to 'welcome' review
This morning’s PIRU report has caused an industry storm over the effectiveness of voluntary policy on alcohol consumption
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News
Kerryfresh plans online and 100 new lines in wake of MBO
Kerryfresh is planning to launch online later this year, as well as introduce new products and add new customers
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News
Spar retailer Eat 17 reopens former cinema above Hackney store
The retailer moved into the site of the former Castle Electric Cinema last year, more than 100 years after the Art Deco building originally opened in 1914
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News
Department of Health-commissioned alcohol report attacks Responsibility Deal, demands more action
Research by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine said measures on alcohol had been, at best, “ineffective” with actions “poorly reported” by suppliers
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News
Food prices plummet and spending increases as deflation bites
ONS data sheds light on the unique set of circumstances currently unfolding in the retail industry
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News
Media Bites 26 March: Heinz Kraft, Warren Buffett, Fonterra
It’s little surprise that coverage of the sector is dominated by the $40bn Heinz Kraft merger this morning.
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News
City snapshot: Unanswered questions over Heinz Kraft's international plans
The global mega-meger of Heinz and US-listed Kraft is the first super-scale merger of this cycle and could now kick off a race of grocery/fmcg consolidation
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News
WKD, Pimm's and Gordon's line up to join freeze-pouch market
Sales of freeze-pouch format drinks are taking the market by storm and now WKD, Pimm’s and Gordon’s gin are expanding into the category
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Comment and Opinion
Kraft Heinz Company creates a murky future for British jobs
Will growth be achieved through cost-cutting, and when will repercussions of the deal be clear?
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News
Arla says strike will not affect milk deliveries
A group of 100 drivers have voted to stage a 72-hour strike from Wednesday 1 April in a dispute over holiday pay and pensions
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News
Spar trialling Daily Deli counter
The Daily Deli range is available all day and includes fresh salad products, sandwiches, baguettes and accompaniment