All The Grocer articles in 4 April 2009 – Page 3
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In Season: Kippers
The clamour for value is helping boost sales of kippers in the recession. Sales of kippers, or smoked herring, have gone up 8% by volume over the past year, according to Nielsen, with Brits now spending £14.8m a year on the fish, a 13%...
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Smith retires from Unilever, making way for Simmons
Tony Smith, vice president of customer development at Unilever UK & Ireland, is set to retire later this year following a 28-year career at the manufacturing giant.
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Comment & OpinionSecond Opinion: What value 'values' in a recession?
Fairtrade and organic are faring differently from each other as recession bites, finds Kevin Hawkins
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Comment & Opinion
Thiank of waste as a resource
Sir, In an economic downturn, we should be aware of the three Rs, reuse, reduce and recycle, but as commodity prices fall we should all be thinking in terms of recession-resistant recycling...
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Cranswick snaps up Bowes of Norfolk
Pork specialist Cranswick has acquired the family-owned pork business Bowes of Norfolk for £17.2m.
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NewsCadbury chews over bid for Chewits owner Leaf
Confectionery giant Cadbury has made a bid for Leaf International, the owner of Chewits sweets, according to press reports.
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NewsCoca-Cola takes £30m stake in Innocent
Coca-Cola has taken a minority stakeholding in Innocent Drinks, the smoothie and veg pots brand, for £30m, The Grocer can reveal.
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Branded foods are now “a luxury” for consumers
The majority of consumers now see branded food and drink products as luxuries, according to new research.
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Weak pound, foreign demand to blame for food inflation – BRC
The weakening pound – and subsequent demand overseas for food produced in the UK – are responsible for continued food price inflation, according to the British Retail Consortium has claimed.
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