All The Grocer articles in 5 August 2017 – Page 2
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NewsKarro looks to build on turnaround under CapVest ownership
Underlying profits at Karro Food Group jumped another 9% in 2016 as the pork supplier added £67m to its top line
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NewsHilton Food Group shares rise on Icelandic speculation
Shares in Hilton Food Group surged on the news it is in pole position to snap up Saucy Fish Co owner Icelandic Seachill
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Comment and OpinionWhat is authentic leadership and why is it so important?
Being authentic starts with knowing yourself, says executive coach Jennifer Baker. Are you willing to hold up a mirror and discover the real you?
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My Alternative CVTom Redwood, Babease, on Simon Rogan and shaking up babyfood
“My first job was getting up at 4am for the early cleaning shift at my local convenience store”
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Analysis and FeaturesSupermarkets edging back towards multibuy promotions
Britain’s biggest supermarkets appear to be switching back to multibuys
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NewsAsda gets a leg up from lamb in this week's Grocer 33 win
But Sainsbury’s £7.85 average price for a half leg of lamb is lower than even Asda’s
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Grocer 33Sainsbury's Longstone Edinburgh wins G33 with huge score
The checkout experience was great with a “very nice elderly gentleman chatting whilst scanning”…
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Comment and OpinionInside the Factory: the secrets of biscuit-making revealed
We get through 90 million biscuits every day here in the UK, enough to fill 30,000 trucks full to the brim…
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Analysis and FeaturesHow Clooney worked his magic on Diageo sales too
Brand growth has largely been achieved by premiumisation focus
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NewsAmber Rudd opens new Best-one c-store in Broad Oak, Rye
The local MP for Hastings and Rye opened the store following a renovation costing £135,000
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Analysis and FeaturesCod recovery boosts UK self-sufficiency
A resurgence in North Sea cod stocks should help the UK reduce its reliance on Norwegian imports
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NewsAsda hikes price of a kilo of bananas to 76p
The move makes Asda’s loose bananas the most expensive across the mults, closely followed by Waitrose
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NewsTesco cuts British lamb facings to 50%
The levy board’s latest Beef & Lamb Watch analysis revealed that just 50% of Tesco’s lamb facings were British in June 201…
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Analysis and FeaturesIs it D-day for diesel?
Last week the government unveiled its long-awaited plan to tackle toxic air. What does it mean for the food industry?
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Comment and OpinionInfluencers are now preferred over traditional celebrity ads
Sir, The power of male influencers has evolved dramatically in the past year…
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Comment and OpinionThis 'millennials' marketing term is utter nonsense
Sir, To fall for the ‘M’ word is to fall into classic ‘generation-caging’
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NewsAldi launches Featherweight range of lower-alcohol wines
The discounter has added a Chilean merlot, a white zinfandel rosé, a Chilean sauvignon blanc and an Italian pinot grigio
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NewsBudweiser gets Statue of Liberty cans for six weeks
The design will be available until the end of this month
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NewsMolson Coors reports "strong" European Q2 performance
European revenues at the Coors Light owner were up 0.5% despite a global slump in net sales
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NewsGreen & Black’s Velvet is brand’s first major new range in 26 years
It will be the first new Mondelez lineup under the company’s Cocoa Life sustainability initiative