All The Grocer articles in 5 May 2018 – Page 5
-
News
Morrisons launches promotion to help children with cancer
Every Pack Gives Back, across 32 lines, will raise money for charity partner CLIC Sargent
-
News
JJ Foodservice to host trade days across 10 branches
The wholesaler will be offering businesses free products and discounts
-
Comment and Opinion
The Sainsbury's-Asda merger will hurt suppliers
The comment that big food companies “make spectacular returns and are very, very profitable” is an ominous opening gambit, says Warren Ackerman of SocGen
-
News
Made For Drink snacks adds Mangalitza pork chips NPD
Made from rare breed pork, it would ‘pair perfectly with a chilled, fruity pilsner’
-
News
Quaker Oats set for rebrand across porridge ranges
The Quaker Man logo has been updated for the first time in six years
-
News
City snapshot: Ocado signs international supply deal with Sweden's ICA
Ocado has signed its latest international supply deal with Sweden’s leading grocery retailer, ICA Group, which has about 1,300 stores. Plus, new non-execs at PZ Cussons, Mondelez posts first quarter organic revenue growth of 2.4% and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
-
News
Media Bites 2 May: Sainsbury's/Asda, Market share, Co-op/Nisa
The UK Pensions Regulator is in “active discussions” with Sainsbury’s about its proposed merger with Asda and the impact this will have on both companies’ retirement schemes
-
Comment and Opinion
Sainsbury's and Asda merger: will we be living well for less?
Bryan Roberts of tcc global unpicks the 10% price ‘harmonisation’ promise made by Sainsbury’s and Asda following their merger announcement
-
News
Wage and cost increases cause Pizza Express' earnings to tumble
Industry-wide pressures in the UK have affected Pizza Express earnings despite strong sales growth internationally
-
Comment and Opinion
Donna lands a key role in the Sainsbury's-Asda probe
Ooooo Mikey! ‘Lil’ Deuce’ Coupe has certainly fired up his hot rod this time
-
Comment and Opinion
Minimum Unit Pricing: sensible strategy or temperance tantrum?
It’s a fiercely controversial bit of legislation – heralded by some as a pioneering move to save lives. But others see it as a sign of the temperance lobby’s steady creep towards power …
-
News
Dalehead seeks Spalding staff as it scales up pork production
Up to 40 new roles will be created at the site, which supplies pork to Waitrose
-
News
New Fairtrade chair Mark Price insists it can 'bounce back'
Lord Price will take over the position from business strategy consultant Michael Jary
-
News
Central England Co-op claims rising impact of community spend
Each pound it spends on charitable projects has more than £23 worth of impact in communities
-
News
Arla rejects claims of animal welfare breaches by vegan group
Activist group Viva! had reported one of its supplier farms to welfare authorities
-
News
Branston launches added value potato products into Tesco
In an effort to reduce food waste, the new products were made with mis-shapen and over-sized spuds
-
News
Blu adds ‘most powerful’ Ace open-system vape device
Ace allows vapers ’to tweak and personalise the way they inhale’
-
News
FSA defends reduction in number of abattoir inspections
An FOI request by The Times found the number of inspections undertaken by the regulator had fallen from 2,917 in 2011 to just 1,725 last year
-
News
Sainsbury's urged by union to withdraw proposed pay offer
Unite has claimed employees had to sign new contracts ‘or be sacked’
-
News
Diageo introduces 'easy-drinking' Singleton single malt
The 40% abv Singleton Malt Master’s Selection has a ‘more delicate, slightly sweeter take on classic Speyside style’…