All The Grocer articles in 5 September 2015 – Page 4
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Comment and Opinion
Fast food could rapidly disappear in hospitals – but where will it end?
It may come as a surprise, but many of the major UK fast food chains have restaurants across the NHS in England. What isn’t surprising..
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News
Tesco pays more for milk going into its own-label cheese
The retailer will pay suppliers 29.93 pence per litre until 28 February 2016
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News
Sainsbury's and Tesco recall own-label bran flakes
Tesco and Sainsbury’s have recalled own-label bran flakes over fears they may contain pieces of plastic.
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News
Badger cull costs public nearly £17m, Defra figures reveal
The NFU has pointed out the cost of bovine TB would be far greater if no action is taken
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News
Wrigley unveils Halloween Starburst and Skittles lines
Wrigley is looking to scare up business with spooky-themed limited-edition Starburst and Skittles for Halloween.
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News
Trio of Scottish breweries secure new Asda listings
Asda’s Scottish stores are to stock 16 craft beers from a trio of local breweries in deals worth £325,000 in total.
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News
Soupologie launches UK's 'first' raw soups into Ocado
Soupologie is crossing soups and smoothies with the launch of what it claims are UK’s first ‘raw soups’.
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News
Made in Chelsea star's Candy Kittens debuts on-pack promo
Confectionery brand Candy Kittens has teamed up with Thorpe Park to launch its first on-pack promotion.
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News
Stores urged to transform fixture to boost lamb sales
Supermarkets need to radically overhaul their lamb fixtures if they want to boost flagging sales, according to new consumer research from AHDB Beef & Lamb.
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News
Manflu moves into food market with chicken soup
Winter remedies brand Manflu has launched its first food product – a chicken soup boasting 13 vitamins and minerals.
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News
Ben & Jerry's pushing green message with Save Our Swirled
Unilever-owned Ben & Jerry’s is looking to flag up its commitment to the environment with new ice cream variant Save Our Swirled.
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Comment and Opinion
Will Poundland’s website prove worth the wait?
So Poundland has finally launched online. And no one could accuse it of rushing things. It started building its website in 2011, but it’s been stuck in development hell since. It came close to launching in 2013 and 2014, but CEO Jim McCarthy demanded further improvements. Today it went live, ...
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Comment and Opinion
Sunday should be kept special
Proposals to reform Sunday trading are badly thought through and should be scrapped, argues Steve Parfett
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News
Whitworths launches Fusions dried fruit and snack range
Whitworths is to unveil a new line of dried fruit and nut snacks aimed at health-conscious consumers.
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News
Aldi launches YouTube TV channel
The new channel will offer recipes, advice and news on the latest food trends
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News
Apetito moves to Living Wage for its staff
The frozen food supplier said it would also seek accreditation as a Living Wage employer in future.
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Feature Synopsis
Focus On Confectionery: 3 October
This year’s Focus On: Confectionery will explore the state of the British chocolate and sugar confectionery sectors and the burgeoning ‘healthy’ market, in three distinct articles
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News
Hipp launching desserts for older babies and toddlers
Hipp Organic is expanding its range with its first range of desserts for toddlers aged 15 months+.
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News
Britvic launches first sugar-free Tango variant
Britvic is introducing the first Tango variant to be entirely free of added or naturally occurring sugars.
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News
Hot Diggidy Dog sauce faces heat of Dragons' Den
Chilli sauce brand Hot Diggidy Dog faced the dragons of Dragons’ Den on Sunday (30 August) but came away empty-handed.