All The Grocer articles in 6 May 2017 – Page 3
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News
Omsco warns of Brexit trade talks time bomb
Trade between Omsco and its US partners is worth in excess of £30m a year to the dairy co-op
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News
Avocado shortages in America 'unlikely to affect UK supply'
Year-on-year wholesale avocado prices in Mexico have soared by 150%
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Comment and Opinion
The future of eating is flexitarian
Sir, Joanna Blythman’s call for a more nuanced discussion than ‘all meat is bad/all plants are good’ is welcome
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News
Palmer & Harvey tight-lipped on sales rumours
A Sky News report has suggested the company has started a selling process with PwC
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News
GCA supermarket survey attracts record supplier response
Adjudicator has received more than 1,400 responses since the survey launched in March, up 15% on last year
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News
Craft beer can connect in new and meaningful ways
Sir, It was interesting to read ‘How the craft beer boom is shaking up the BWS aisles’
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Comment and Opinion
Farming in Britain must be cultivated and cherished
Farmers’ role is to ensure shoppers have safe, trusted, affordable and quality food. And there’s a key word
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News
Mahou San Miguel reports 'record-breaking' full-year results
The San Miguel owner attributed much of its success to the brand’s relaunch in 2015
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Comment and Opinion
Your business can get greener one step at a time
Eco-conscious consumers are igniting a new food order
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Comment and Opinion
Following the music: listen, adapt and reap the benefit
Jonathan Fitchew of Pareto Law looks to the music industry for lessons on digital learning
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News
Appleby Westward buys four stores in Portsmouth and Southsea
Follows acquisition of 63-strong Gilletts Callington chain last year
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Analysis and Features
Is reformulation the answer to the sugar tax?
With less than a year until the sugar levy is imposed, manufacturers are tinkering with recipes to avoid the tax. But how will consumers respond?
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News
Nisa adds cake snacks to Heritage own-label offering
Symbol group hopes the products will drive additional impulse sales
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Analysis and Features
Botanicals dominate our global NPD picks
We’ve scoured the globe, with the help of Mintel, to find the latest NPD in soft drinks. From botanical mixers to fermented vegetable juice, see our top picks here
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Analysis and Features
Creative challenge: can sweet proteins save soft drinks?
Could sweet proteins, these little known all-natural sweeteners, help alleviate soft drinks’ sugar woes? We team up with creative agency Tribal Worldwide to find out
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News
Retailers unite in call for urgent action on business rates
Seven different trade groups have called on the government to commit to “fundamental change” to the system
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Analysis and Features
Coco loco: Brits splash extra £8.7m on coconut water
The coconut water craze shows no sign of slowing down as sales rise 16%. So, which brands are benefiting the most from this?
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Analysis and Features
Mix it up! Is there potential for dark mixers?
With craft gin flying, tonic is dominating mixer NPD. With rum due for a resurgence, what opportunity lies ahead for dark mixers?
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Analysis and Features
Au naturel: our pick of the top 'natural' soft drinks
Natural sugars are exempt under the sugar levy, leading manufacturers to turn to honey and fruit to sweeten their drinks. Here are some of our favourites already on the market
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Comment and Opinion
Cadbury goes for short and sweet with Singles Sensations push
In a sector that often concentrates on ‘feeling’, Cadbury tries to remind us what it’s like to actually eat its products