All The Grocer articles in 3 November 2018 – Page 2
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News
AB InBev looks to revitalise Bass with new 'imported ale'
The brewing giant has unveiled a new 5.1% abv ‘imported pale ale’ under the Bass brand
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Comment & Opinion
Dispatches uncovers shocking growth of 'baby banks'
It’s a shame Dispatches aired this week after Philip Hammond had taken to the despatch box
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Comment & Opinion
Pret must rebuild trust but Smith hire marks decisive action
The sandwich chain seems to have finally woken up to its responsibilities
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News
JTI eyes independents for direct supply deals
JTI is continuing to deal with the fallout of Palmer & Harvey’s collapse
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Comment & Opinion
Retailers large and small must unite for Remembrance Day
There has been a greater clamour than usual this year to close shops for the entirety of Remembrance Day
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News
Iceland using AI tech to analyse reviews and target ads
Customer reviews have been analysed with AI to create targeted marketing
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Grocer 33
Asda wins thanks to 'polite and engaging' staff
Asda wins for the second week in a row, with its Kingswood, Hull store earning 79 points
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News
Sainsbury's to stock US vaping brand Juul
Juul has established a 70% share of the US vaping market two years after launching
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News
Kellogg's, Unilever and PepsiCo jostle to buy Graze
PE owner Carlyle is understood to be looking to secure a sale by Christmas
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News
Heinz celebrates Seriously Good Times with mayo makeover
Heinz has turned its jar and squeezy bottle into a “sparkling disco ball”
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Category Report
Back in fashion: pasta & pasta sauces category report 2018
The low-carb diet fad has come and gone. Pasta is back in vogue
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Profiles
Q&A with Derek Sarno, Wicked Kitchen: Tesco's plant-based guru
The man behind Tesco’s Wicked Kitchen range joined the retail giant in 2017 as executive chef and director of plant-based
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Analysis & Features
How vegans are embracing dirty burgers and decadent desserts
A wider, less virtuous approach to veganism could soon start translating to the supermarkets
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Category Report
Quick draw: plant-based category report 2018
You have to be quick off the mark to win the battle for this ever-more influential consumer
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News
Supermarket veg prices still rising in wake of heatwave
Onions, carrots, asparagus and broccoli are getting pricier following the cold spring and long hot, dry spell over the summer months
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News
City snapshot: Global consumer giants jostle to buy Graze
Food giants Kellogg’s, Unilever and PepsiCo are battling to buy healthy snacks business Graze as bidding kicks off, EU search interest in UK brands surges and the rest of the news from the City
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News
Media bites 2 November: Waitrose, Ocado and B&M, Patisserie Valerie
Waitrose will pursue “mindful” consumers such as vegans and put quality food first over gaining market share, its managing director has said
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My Alternative CV
Nick Croft-Simon, White Rabbit Pizza Co, on owls and Aaliyah
‘I got fired after a day’s temping because I was so bad’
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Grocer 33
Asda Kingswood Retail Park, Hull: Grocer 33 store of the week
‘I started as a trolley boy at this very store 21 years ago’
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Comment & Opinion
Amazon’s supermarket rivals are fuming over CMA decision
It comes days after the Chancellor rejected calls for an online sales tax on companies including Amazon