All The Grocer articles in 3 October 2015 – Page 6
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NewsCarlsberg Northampton workers vote in favour of industrial action
Industrial action could impact Carlsberg deliveries
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NewsAmazon to offer one-hour delivery on 50 chilled lines in Birmingham
The online retailer says the new offering is an extension of its Prime Now service
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NewsEcover makes more bottles from 'ocean plastic'
The bottles are available from Waitrose exclusively from the beginning of October
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NewsFunctional brand Dr Zak's adds peanut butters to protein range
Each 100g portion contains 36g protein - compared with 25g in a typical peanut butter
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Pasta & Pasta Sauces: 7 November
Despite more noise about gluten free and low carb diets, the pasta market is in rude health. But the price war is starting to take its toll.
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NewsNisa: 'we've cut costs by £3.3m while maintaining service'
Some 95% of store deliveries were made on time, Nisa said
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Toiletries & Personal Care: 31 October
The personal care category is looking rather shabby at present. Only toothpaste is in any significant growth. So what’s going on?
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Category ReportAnuga preview 2015
This year’s takes place over five days next month, and will attract 6,800 exhibitors from 100 countries, almost 200 of them British
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NewsDairy farmers to get one-off EU support payment
For English farmers, this equates to an average payment of £1,800 per dairy farmer
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NewsShake-up of rules for food & drink advertising to children planned by CAP
The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) has launched what it said would be a far-ranging review of the self-regulatory system
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NewsPotts has time to turnaround Morrisons but must improve offer, says retail analyst
Morrisons still has the weakest retail offer of its competitors and will need more time and money to win back shoppers, Bernstein has said.
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Comment and OpinionOnline plans and dip in profits show Aldi is serious about investing in the future
Far from celebrating the dip in profits, rivals will know Aldi is playing the long game
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NewsTesco culls Carlsberg lines as part of Project Reset
Tesco will only stock four-packs in 200 stores from now on