All The Grocer articles in 30 September 2017
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Analysis & Features
Revealed: Why Brits are falling back in love with the cuppa
Forget bogstandard tea, Brits are looking for ’qualitea’ as coffee shop culture spreads to the nation’s national brew
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News
Health agenda and tougher trading hits sales of chocolate
Brand leader Cadbury Dairy Milk has suffered a 4.2% slump in value, the equivalent of £19.9m
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Grocer 33
Sainsbury's Bridge Way, Cobham: Grocer 33 store of the week
“I started at Sainsbury’s when I was 16. After my degree I was asked to go on the graduate programme”
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News
Chicken crisis 'will not change FSA campylobacter test plans'
The FSA has said it will not change its plans to allow supermarkets to report their own data on campylobacter
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Analysis & Features
FSA reveals its hands-off tactics with campylobacter
Self-regulation for the mults has stirred up food safety fears
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News
Real Good Food swings to £5.8m loss after troubled year
Beleaguered Real Good Food has swung to heavy losses after a delay in passing on Brexit-linked price inflation and poor cost controls, the group revealed in its full-year results released unscheduled on the London Stock Exchange this afternoon.
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News
SSP Group continues to ride food-to-go growth
The Upper Crust owner said in a pre-close update that fourth quarter sales were expected to increase by 17.5% year on year
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Category Report
The future of sweets? Confectionery category report 2017: health
Health lobbyists want tougher regulation on confectionery to cut the toll it takes on public health
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Category Report
Is our sweet tooth being pulled? Confectionery report 2017
Open wide for healthier treats. Manufacturers know the drill now in the war on sugar and that means cleaning up their act
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News
Nespresso and Waters defy UK trend of falling sales for Nestlé
The UK arm reported a 3.2% slide in headline sales in the year to 31 December
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News
Lidl removes microbeads from all products
Lidl has removed all products containing microbeads from its UK stores as it clamps down on plastic pollutants
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News
Gin prices surge at the mults as rises in duty take effect
Shoppers can expect to pay more for Mother’s Ruin this Christmas, as supermarket gin prices have surged
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News
Recipe box delivery service Mindful Chef returns to the crowd
It comes just over a year after the business received more than £1m from a Seedrs campaign
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Analysis & Features
Wonky veg up but are supermarkets digging deep enough?
Shoppers continue to lap up wonky fruit & veg ranges, as the supermarkets introduce new lines and lower specifications
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Analysis & Features
How much appetite will the City have for Bakkavor?
Will the ascending reputation of own label and the performance of its peers mean a warm welcome on the Stock Exchange?
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Analysis & Features
Join our fight against food waste
As you’ve seen our campaign has achieved a lot already – but there’s still so much to do…
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Analysis & Features
Waste Not Want Not: are we winning the war?
What are the breakthroughs? Who are the frontrunners? And where has progress ground to a halt?…
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Interviews
Marcus Gover: the man who's got waste wrapped up
Wrap’s CEO knows it takes a lot more than facts and figures to convince both business and shoppers to change
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News
City snapshot: UK consumer confidence edges up in September
Consumer confidence in the UK ticked up last month despite increasing worries about personal finance, according to the latest consumer confidence index from GFK.
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News
Media Bites 29 Sep: Palmer & Harvey, 2 Sisters, Sugar quotas
Palmer & Harvey is on the brink of securing the future of its 4,000 workers after two giant cigarette-makers agreed to pump in millions of pounds of emergency funding.