All The Grocer articles in 5 February 2011 – Page 4

  • GINSTERS-REAL-HONEST-FOOD
    News

    Ginsters turns focus to blokes as record ad campaign starts

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Ginsters is ditching its foodie pretensions and overtly targeting men in its latest ad in a bid to reverse declining sales.

    In the £6.5m Man Plea campaign, which kicks off on 19 February, the bucolic country scenes of the old ads have…

  • KABUTO NOODLES
    Analysis and Features

    Acid Test: Kabuto Noodles

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Kabuto Noodles is a samurai-themed pot snack, which has been designed to “inject a bit of fun and life into a known product”, much like Innocent and Gü have done in their respective categories.

  • GOODBYE-SALT-HELLO-FLAVOUR
    News

    Seabrook cuts salt by 90% in new range

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Seabrook Crisps is branching into healthier crisps as it accelerates its plans to expand distribution into the south. The new Goodbye Salt, Hello Flavour range, available now, contains 90% less salt than Seabrook's standard crisps, and...

  • MAKRO
    News

    Makro celebrates 40 years with Gold Card

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Makro Cash & Carry is gearing up to relaunch its Gold Card scheme this year to coincide with its 40th ­anniversary. The wholesaler is trialling new elements to the scheme, which rewards its biggest-spending customers, at a handful of...

  • BOTTLE-GREEN-CORDIAL
    News

    Bottlegreen plans export drive to hit £20m target

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Bottlegreen is looking to replicate its success in the UK with the other "middle Englands" dotted around the globe as it targets 42% growth by 2013. The £14m premium adult soft drinks company plans to ramp up its exports from 6% of the...

  • SPICES
    News

    Spice prices are not so nice, with mace up by 140%

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    The price of spices and condiments is skyrocketing, and traders want consumers and the food industry to know about it. Poor harvests across producer nations and tougher safety procedures have combined to send some of the UK's most popular...

  • News

    World News 5/2/11

    2011-02-05T00:00:00Z

    US: Sara Lee is to split into two separate publicly traded companies. The separation, expected to complete early next year, will see Sara Lee's North American retail and foodservice businesses (excluding its North American drinks business) spun...