All The Grocer articles in 4 August 2018 – Page 2
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NewsCarl Rogberg will not face September retrial in Tesco fraud case
Retrial of Chris Bush and John Scouler is due to start on 3 September
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NewsDingle Distillery launches two limited single malt whiskeys
The drinks were “created by the marriage of meticulously selected casks”
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InterviewsPaul Pomroy: forging ahead with a new McDonald's reputation
The UK CEO on his quest to educate naysayers and build the McDonald’s brand
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NewsTesco to overhaul its Clubcard with on-demand vouchers
A year ago Tesco relaunched the Clubcard with a new look and contactless technology
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NewsFCA opens crowdfunding consultations after witnessing "poor practice"
The regulator says changes it has proposed are designed to address the ways that loan-based crowdfunding has developed and can be improved
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NewsTotal Produce's $300m investment in fruit giant Dole cleared
The deal, which was first agreed in February, was completed following approval from the European Commision
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Comment & OpinionTaking time out gives you perspective and space to breathe
I spend most of the week in a confused state of frustration and liberation
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Comment & OpinionUnilever’s eco-beauty brand is well-timed and full of potential
It’s the beauty equivalent of an organic almond milk made by a vegan co-operative
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NewsMedia Bites 1 Aug: Greggs, Food inflation, P&G
Bakery chain Greggs reported a rise in sales yesterday despite a challenging high street and extreme weather conditions, driven by growth in its breakfast and healthier choices ranges
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NewsHot weather helps AG Barr recover to 5% sales growth
Irn Bru and Rubicon manufacturer AG Barr recorded a 5% increase in sales for the first half of 2018.
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NewsTesco forced to close Antrim DC following floods
Torrential rain also forced the temporary closure of a Tesco store in the town
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NewsBrakes halves emissions across fleet with Shell GTL fuel
The foodservice operator became the first company to trial Shell’s gas-to-liquids fuel in November
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NewsIceland faces Welsh language protests at new Rhyl store
The retailer said introducing Welsh signage would ’add complexity and cost to our operations’
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NewsPeroni Nastro Azzurro gets first makeover in 13 years
Sales of the posh lager have skyrocketed over the past 12 months
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NewsMeat report urges suppliers to play up 'naturalness'
A new report by the AHDB encourages the meat sector to raise welfare standards ahead of legislation
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NewsHenkell's acquisition of Freixenet gets green light
In the UK, the deal nets Henkell subsidiary Copestick Murray, which has merged with Freixenet UK, a dominant position in the fizz market
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NewsSlow checkouts frustrate shoppers most, finds poll
Out of stocks and trouble finding products also led to shopper frustration
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NewsHenderson Group plans more self-service tills following trial
Bespoke system has been developed by its subsidiary Henderson Technology
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NewsTesco overhauls 350 products as part of dairy range revamp
It follows a relaunch of Tesco’s budget Creamfields tertiary dairy brand last month