All The Grocer articles in 4 December 2004 – Page 4
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Special trolley adjusts to help kids with disabilities
A trolley for children with disabilities and special needs has been developed for Waitrose after a shopper requested the device for her son.The seat has adjustable head, arm and leg supports and can be used by youngsters between two and six...
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Haslett is in the family way with new ad approach
Northern Irish symbol group J& J Haslett, operator of the province’s Mace outlets, has launched a TV advertising campaign which it claimed was a departure from the clichéd predictability or celebrity endorsement approaches of its...
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The Acid Test
>>consumers and buyers give their views on the latest launchesAltú blackFrom: NutrinnovatorAltú Black is aimed at people who prefer standard colas to diet ones, but find them too sweet and sticky. It contains 30%...
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Defra abolishes OTM ban
The government is to lift the Over Thirty Months rule and replace it with a system of testing older cattle for BSE.The move, predicted in last week’s issue of The Grocer (p54), will result in BSE-free cattle born on or after August 1 1996...
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Tenth Top 50 chain bought
JB Beaumont has become the tenth independent in The Grocer Top 50 ranking of independent retailers to be snapped up in the 10 months since the list was published.Just one has become part of another independent – AJ Gillespie was acquired by CJ...
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