All The Grocer articles in 30 October 2010 – Page 3
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NewsWeightWatchers to get real with points change
WeightWatchers is ditching its famous fat and calorie-based ‘points’ plan in favour of a new system that allows weekend booze and the occasional fast-food binge.
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NewsEFSA leaves door open to claims for probiotics
The door is not yet closed on suppliers who want to make health claims regarding probiotic ingredients, despite last week's ruling by EU scientists that they had not proved their case.
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NewsReckitt completes deal for Durex maker SSL
Reckitt Benckiser has completed its £2.5bn acquisition of SSL International.
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NewsReckitt powers on despite European slowdown
Reckitt Benckiser has notched up double-digit improvements in sales and profits for the past three months, despite a slight dip in like-for-like sales in Europe.
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NewsTesco brings back Big Exchange to kick-start Christmas push
Tesco has revived its Big Clubcard Voucher Exchange as the UK’s largest supermarket continues to ramp up its Christmas offensive.
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Comment & OpinionTwo Harts are better than one
When Mike Davies in May announced his departure from Thorntons, it was amid the clatter of profits warnings.
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NewsGlayva bid to ‘save the British drinks cabinet’
Whyte & Mackay is launching its biggest campaign for Glayva ever this week, as it calls for consumers to ‘Save Britain's Drinks Cabinets’.
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Comment & Opinion
Away with the Fairies
While organic struggled and brands promoted themselves towards oblivion, Fairtrade proved surprisingly hardy during the recession. Some principles, it seemed, were non-negotiable.
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NewsJust 9% of food waste goes to landfill
Food manufacturers have been lauded for their continued progress in cutting waste.
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NewsWestbury buy prompts Arla own-label butter switch
Arla Foods is to leverage its recently acquired share in Westbury Dairies to make all its UK supermarket own-label butter at the Wiltshire site.
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NewsBuy one get two free deals soar to new heights as supermarkets 'buy growth'
Forget the bogof. The number of buy-one-get-two-free deals has almost quadrupled year-on-year as retailers dig deeper than ever in the fight for market share.
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NewsDragons’ reject says exports will double pre-filled glass sales
Dragons' Den reject James Nash is putting "two fingers up" to Duncan Bannatyne, Peter Jones and co, claiming new export markets will help double sales of his pre-filled wine glasses next year.
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