All The Grocer articles in 6 January 2018 – Page 5
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NewsSainsbury’s launches ‘next-gen’ plant-based range
The new products rolled out under the ‘by Sainsbury’s’ sub-brand to tap into the growing trend towards flexitarian eating
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NewsEuropean, Middle Eastern and Asian foods 'set to dominate'
Brits are becoming more experimental and adventurous with food, according to Bidfood’s Food and Drinks Trends 2018 guide
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NewsCoke launches Fuze low-cal premium iced tea in the UK
A £4m marketing push will include in-store sampling targeted at millenials and younger consumers…
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NewsUnilever unveils three ranges of shower-and-shave mousse
The Radox, Dove and Lynx NPD are aimed at “the 28% of men and 78% of women who shave in the shower”
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Comment & OpinionGoing draconian is worth a try, but PHE guidelines risk confusing consumers
Change4Life is a campaign aimed at 4-10 year olds - and for parents it effectively means banning all purchases of chocolate bars, most packets of crisps, yoghurts, biscuits, ice creams and sweets
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NewsArla to become Aldi's main milk supplier
Aldi’s current agreement, which will end in October, splits main supply between the two dairy giants
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NewsPrinces profits hit by cost hikes and exchange rate pressure
Pre-tax profits excluding impairment charges were £28.7m, down from £54.4m in 2016
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NewsIceland crumpet ad banned by Advertising Standards Authority
An Iceland advert that claimed its crumpets were better than M&S’s has been banned by the advertising watchdog
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NewsCraft brand Durham Distillery to expand into whisky production
The business has received £250k funding from Finance Durham to move to a new city centre site…
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NewsKids’ snacks brand Bear makes mainstream TV debut
The £3m push will kick off tomorrow (4 January) across major terrestrial and satellite broadcasters
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NewsRefresco pledges to remedy CMA concerns over Cott deal
The sticking point is both companies’ supply of juice drinks using a special aseptic production process
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NewsHauliers' warning on food prices ahead of HGV Levy review
Charging foreign vehicles more to use British roads could lead to higher prices, said the Freight Transport Association
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NewsPhilip Morris launches campaign for a 'smoke-free future'
Newspaper ads yesterday publicised the company’s New Year’s resolution to ‘give up cigarettes’, as part of PMI’s plans to shift smokers away from traditional cigarettes
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NewsYeo Valley launches African 'superfruit' yoghurt
A collaboration between the organic dairy and Organic Herb Trading Co has produced Baobab and Vanilla flavour big pots
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NewsParesh Patel appointed IT director at Motor Fuel Group
He joins from HTEC, where he has been director of forecourt sales for the past 10 months
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Comment & OpinionFestivities a distant memory as Activia sets the bar high
Adland’s screens have been clogged with tinsel and ‘indulgent’ food since September
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Comment & OpinionStudents get a brain booster from Domino’s
Domino’s has developed a way to beat the Brexit brain-drain, shoring up the skills of our students
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Comment & OpinionEdinburgh boozer gets magic makeover
Harry Potter author JK Rowling famously wrote much of her wizardly opus in an Edinburgh coffee shop
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Comment & OpinionPat kicks off the new year with a sugary promotion
Happy New Year, readers! I expect I saw some of you down on the Embankment on December 31
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NewsPoundland owner Pepkor Europe secures new £180m loan facility
The Grocer first revealed that trade credit insurer Atradius had reduced its cover for the discount retailer in mid-December in the wake of the Steinhoff accounting scandal