All The Grocer articles in 6 April 2013 – Page 3
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Analysis & FeaturesCounter culture
It you think older shoppers prefer to go to the supermarket, while students like shopping online, think again. New research sheds a different light on shopper demographics…
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Comment & OpinionFinancial agility is key for modern account managers
The ability to use numbers can persuasively transform your results…
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Comment & Opinion
Pro the badger cull: NFU on why we have to act
The latest TB incidence figures make for sobering reading…
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NewsNaked adds slow energy release Protein Crunch bars
Natural Balance Foods is expanding its Nakd brand with Protein Crunch bars designed to slowly release energy…
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Comment & Opinion
Against the badger cull: opposing could boost organics
According to the Soil Association, organic product sales fell 1.5% in the UK in 2012 after a 3.7% fall in 2011…
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NewsThe Bath Pig to roll fresh sausage range into Asda stores
British charcuterie brand The Bath Pig is making its debut in the fresh sausage category…
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NewsBarfoots boosts shelf life of asparagus by rapid chilling
Retailers will be offering asparagus with up to three days’ more shelf life thanks to a new rapid chilling system…
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NewsStobart Group's Avril Palmer-Baunack to exit
Stobart Group’s executive chairman Avril Palmer-Baunack is leaving the logistics giant less than three months after taking…
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Category ReportYoghurt brand The Collective launches cow beauty contest
Danone Activia splashed out a cool £9.1m on advertising its brand in 2012 after enlisting the help of Gok Wan…
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NewsSecond Brains IPA craft beer hits Morrisons
Morrisons is to stock Boilermaker – the second Brains craft beer to go national – in 320 stores…
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Comment & Opinion
Ella's overseas success shows why British brands are best
I was pleased to read about Ella’s Kitchen’s sales surge in international markets…
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NewsCo-op Group cuts weight of wine bottles
The Co-operative Group has reduced the weight of its own-label wine bottles…
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NewsBudget Dutch chicken retained for export
Dutch poultry producers are phasing out cheap chicken as part of a new welfare and sustainability programme…
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Comment & Opinion
Competitive chilli eaters leave Titania cold
There is a group of men – idiots? – who believe that the hotter a chilli sauce is, the better…
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Category ReportFage takes Chobani to court over definition of Greek yoghurt
It’s official: ‘Greek yoghurt’ has to be made in Greece…
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Comment & Opinion
Time for supermarkets to take part in grown-up conversations
With the horsemeat scandal finally off the front pages, the whole issue of food mislabelling is back with a vengeance…
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Comment & Opinion
Cook Me The Money: strange, tired TV that undermined itself
Does it get any worse than the terrestrial channels on weekday mornings?…
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NewsPipers Crisps starts London deliveries
Pipers Crisps has started delivering its products directly to retail and foodservice customers within the M25…
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NewsSupermarkets look to c-stores to grow music & video sales
Supermarket chains are increasing the number of stores offering music, video and games…
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NewsDoherty Tesco pork sausages to be delisted
Tesco is poised to delist the own-label free range pork sausages it developed with TV farmer Jimmy Doherty…
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