All The Grocer articles in 31 August 2019 – Page 9
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News
Media Bites 14 August: Poundland, Brexit, Henkel
Poundland is breaking with its past with a range of prices stretching from 50p up to £5.
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Wine Drinkers UK coalition unites to campaign for tax cuts
Wine Drinkers UK is comprised of a mixture of suppliers, trade organisations and prominent wine journalists
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Comment and Opinion
It’s time the poultry sector faced up to welfare concerns
The sector has faced a series of animal welfare exposés
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Aston Manor gives Frosty Jack’s a makeover
It has switched its larger format SKUs from three-litre PET bottles to 2.5l bottles
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Analysis and Features
Ocado Gold: own label showcase
Ahead of its switch to M&S, we’ve enlisted an expert to offer some insight into Ocado’s premium own-label range
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Dairy giant Arla planning move into plant-based
Arla said would retain a ‘full focus’ on developing its dairy business, but it was now ‘very difficult not to have a stand on plant-based’
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Radnor Hills launches direct-to-consumer online water store
The service allows shoppers to order boxes of 12 or 24 bottles across Radnor’s portfolio of plain, flavoured and functional spring waters
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Media Bites 13 Aug: Valeo Foods, Business Rates, Deliveroo
Valeo Foods Group is reportedly in exclusive talks to buy Kettle Foods’ operations in the UK and Ireland
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Comment and Opinion
Gwyneth Paltrow could do alkaline water more harm than good
’100% natural alkaline’ brand Flow has attracted criticism after enlisting Gwynnie as brand ambassador
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News
Dragon Tree Kombucha makes return after 16 years off shelves
It was last seen on UK retailer’s shelves 16 years ago, when it was sold in a sleeved glass bottle
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Analysis and Features
Six things you need to know about the rice and noodles market
Consumers are lapping up ever more pouch rice and wising up to the benefits of konjac root
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News
Premier Foods unveils Mr Kipling limited-edition Pug cakes
Each of the trio contains chocolate or almond as its primary flavour
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Extreme weather leads to brassica shortages
Growers have warned last month’s heavy rains are likely to lead to shortages of cauliflower, cabbage and sprouts
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Nespresso unveils Re:Cycle bike made from used coffee capsules
The coffee giant has worked with Swedish bicycle brand Vélosophy on the limited edition vehicle
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Media Bites 12 Aug: Stockpiling, Retail Footfall, Asda
Britons have spent £4bn stockpiling goods in preparation for a possible no-deal Brexit
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Promotional Feature
Tesco’s defining moments
Here are a few of the standout moments in the story of Tesco so far, as it reaches the centenary of its birth
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Comment and Opinion
A no-deal Brexit will soon show how we’re not all in it together
We’re not all in this together. It’s not a Blitz spirit. A no-deal Brexit is a competitive opportunity same as any other
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Promotional Feature
Interview: Jason Tarry, Tesco UK CEO
We talk to Tesco UK CEO Jason Tarry about the most important moments in Tesco’s growth since he joined the business in 1990
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Promotional Feature
Happy 100th birthday to Tesco from The Grocer
The story of Tesco’s transformation into a global retail giant is an inspiration
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Promotional Feature
Shaping the Tesco brand
We talk about reaching customers with Alessandra Bellini, Tesco’s chief customer officer, and how this much-loved brand is back at the heart of everyday life