All The Grocer articles in 29 September 2018
Previous issues.
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NewsBol Foods becomes first vegan grocery brand on Deliveroo
Deliveroo users can order chilled meals, soup and salad from an eight-strong selection of Bol’s plant-based portfolio
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Comment and OpinionPaul Polman: fall guy, good guy, good bye
Paul Polman has gone earlier than everyone expected, but there’s no doubt he leaves a strong legacy
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Analysis and FeaturesOwn-label showcase: Waitrose Cooks' Ingredients
We’ve selected some of the new products to highlight what they are, what they’re competing against and what the new launches tell us about Waitrose’s wider own-brand strategy
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Analysis and FeaturesPlastic-free dairy packaging from around the world
As brands begin to look towards a plastic-free future, we look at some sustainable ideas that could work for UK dairy
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Profiles and QandAsMy food & drink job: Kelsey McKechnie, The Balvenie apprentice malt master
Kelsey talks us through the passion and excitement involved in working for a family-owned company
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Analysis and Features17 foodie advent calendars launching this Christmas
A far cry from the picture variety your mum used to buy, here’s our pick of the year’s most decadent and different advent calendars
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Analysis and FeaturesFive wacky but wonderful dairy innovations and concepts from around the world
We list some of the wackiest dairy products and conceptual designs to hit shelves around the globe
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Analysis and FeaturesPlain stupid: kids' yoghurts unfairly treated over sugar?
Under proposed changes yoghurts could be classed as ‘junk food’
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Comment and OpinionAs Brexit looms UK food & drink exporters should look to China and the UAE
China and the UAE are fast becoming major centres for expatriate communities and with this comes the demand for premium quality food & drink brands, says Sean Ramsden of Ramsden International
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NewsCity snapshot: Aldi UK and Ireland sales top £10bn as it pledges 130 new store openings
The UK and Irish arm of German discounter Aldi grew annual sales by 16.4% last year to £10.2bn and has pledged to open a further 130 stores over the next two years
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VideoSponsored: Chocolate category briefing with Mondelez International
We spoke to an expert at Mondelez International to find out what’s hot, what’s not and what’s next for the category
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NewsKarro plans "significant M&A" after CapVest takeover
“Significant M&A” is planned at Karro Foods after the pork processor was bought by CapVest last year.
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Müller losses deepen on back of Dairy Crest dairies takeover
Müller’s UK and Ireland business fell further into the red as costs from its Dairy Crest dairies acquisition in 2015 continued to eat into profits.
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NewsUK snacks brand Kings Elite acquired by Australian tycoon
The York-based business has been sold to entrepreneur Tony Quinn for a figure north of £20m
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Comment and OpinionTesco suppliers' waste figures are a triumph for transparency
Yes, the figures are in many cases shocking, but at least these companies have taken the plunge
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Comment and OpinionConsumers trust British Lion eggs - for good reason
The Lion scheme is stronger than ever, egg sales are buoyant and consumers have fallen back in love with eggs
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Comment and OpinionBlue Plaster podcast: insight for startups and retailers
Challenger and disruptor brands talk investment, tax and supermarkets in this insightful podcast
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NewsBlakemore opens Insomnia Coffee outlet at Spar Thurcroft
It has created jobs for six new members of staff and offers indoor and outdoor seating for 35 customers