All The Grocer articles in 4 March 2017 – Page 2
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Comment and Opinion
How the government can address business rate unfairness
If forecourts, ATMs and other business properties have their own business rates, why not one for online retailers?
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Analysis and Features
Is the BRC to blame for business rates revaluation fiasco?
With small shops facing eye-watering rates increases, how has this happened, and should the BRC have done more to stop them?
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News
Amazon winning urban millennial and hipster pound
Amazon grocery shoppers choose high-end, niche brands such as Lindt and Ciroc over category favourites
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News
Contactless finally in all Sainsbury's stores
Sainsbury’s has at last rolled out contactless payment technology across all its supermarkets and c-stores
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News
Heineken launches two "artisanal" ciders under Bulmers brand
The Bulmers Orchard Pioneers duo have been developed in collaboration with two “expert” cider makers from Herefordshire
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News
City snapshot: Two food brands appoint insolvency firms after six figure crowdfunding campaigns
Two food brands with national supermarket listings have collapsed less than two years after raising hundreds of thousands of pounds from crowdfunding investors
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News
Media Bites 3 March: Asda, AB InBev, Nichols
Asda is imposing harsher payment terms on its clothing suppliers as it attempts to turn the business around.
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News
Post leading race for Weetabix, as former bidders end interest
The Grocer understands bid interest from other previously active suitors has ended…
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News
Costcutter opens Shopper First pilot store in Leeds
The store will allow the symbol to collect shopper reactions and insight for future stores
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News
Crowdcube darlings Lick and Feel Free go under
Public set to lose out as two crowdfunders go under after six figure fundraising campaigns
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News
FDF to host Groceries Code training sessions for suppliers
Last year’s GSCOP survey found just 45% of large suppliers said they had received training on the code
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Analysis and Features
Fascia Face-off Part 2: the supermarkets
Every week our Grocer 33 puts the mults to the test. But how about their c-stores?
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Analysis and Features
Little Waitrose
Like someone shrunk a full size Waitrose down to c-store size, the effect is instantly recognisable and pleasing…
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Analysis and Features
Sainsbury's Local
Larger than your average c-store and no worse off because of it, this store was light and airy
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Analysis and Features
Tesco Express
If every Tesco was this busy its balance sheet would be looking a lot perkier
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Analysis and Features
Morrisons Daily
At 9am there were only two sandwiches on offer, and the fresh fruit and veg was nearly empty
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Analysis and Features
M&S Simply Food
This M&S and BP hybrid forecourt still delivers in typical M&S style
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Comment and Opinion
PHE moves on from promotions to take different tack in obesity fight
Why do people consume junk food when it is more expensive than heathier food?
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Analysis and Features
Co-op
This store was absolutely stuffed with SKUs but shelves were well stocked and neat and tidy