All The Grocer articles in 7 April 2018 – Page 2
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News
Sainsbury's to trial radical overhaul of Nectar scheme
Revamp allows customers to pick items to earn points
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News
Ram raids targeting supermarket ATMs 'part of a pattern'
On Monday, Aldi UK was hit for at least the ninth time since November
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News
Tesco drives comeback with massive ad spend increase
Tesco has upped its ad spend in traditional channels – such as TV, radio and print
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News
Extra tax on unhealthy food & drink 'would be a deterrent'
Consumers aged 16 to 34 are more likely to be deterred by a tax than those aged 45 and over
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Comment and Opinion
Work experience can make a powerful impact on students
In previous articles I’ve highlighted the many ways businesses can engage with students and colleges
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Analysis and Features
US soybean futures hit by tariffs tit-for-tat
America’s second -biggest crop got dragged into the looming trade war with China
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My Alternative CV
Louisa Wilkinson, Hangry, on puns, parking and plastic bags
‘In my school holidays I would help out at my mother’s nursery school’s holiday clubs’
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News
Conviviality franchisees still in the dark about their future
Despite parent company Conviviality falling into administration, the retail business continued to trade as a going concern
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News
Fentimans adds Sparkling Raspberry soft drink for summer
It rolls out this month in 275ml and 750ml bottles…
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Analysis and Features
City snapshot: Supermarket price inflation plunges to 0.8%
Supermarket inflation has fallen to its lowest level for over a year, according to the latest figures from The Grocer Price Index, while Sainsbury’s has become the first supermarket to show monthly deflation since February 2017. Plus, consumer stocks surge on market recovery all the rest of the latest news from the City
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Analysis and Features
Media Bites 6 April: Mothercare/Sainsbury's, Conviviality, Sugar tax
Shares in Mothercare shot up more than 11% last night after reports emerged that Sainsbury’s was considering a swoop on the troubled retailer.
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Analysis and Features
How robots can help reduce supply chain food waste
A venture that kicked off in March plans to address supply chain waste and the inefficiencies that lie behind it
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Comment and Opinion
As Richmond gets on board, will chicken sausages soon be the norm?
What started as a niche product aimed at dieters and gym goers has made steady inroads into the mainstream in recent months …
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Comment and Opinion
Carlsberg has rediscovered its craft roots
The Danish institution has rediscovered its mojo and is staging a comeback
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Comment and Opinion
Urgent action required on plastic
As your leader regarding the need to make plastic more sustainable points out, urgent action is needed…
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Comment and Opinion
We must embrace DRS - it's part of a sustainable solution
The national deposit return scheme (DRS) announcement sends out all the right messages to businesses
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News
Roger Bannister takes over as interim CEO at the GLAA
Bannister retired as a police officer this month after 30 years
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Tesco finally puts an end to Asda's winning streak
It is Tesco’s first triumph since the middle of August and only its fourth of the Grocer 33 year
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Whitepapers
Understand why today’s consumers demand more from convenience
Convenience, a growing sector predicted to be worth £47.1 billion by 2022, used to mean an acceptance of higher prices with limited choice, but that isn’t the case today.
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Tesco Superstore, Perth: Grocer 33 store of the week
‘Scotland is changing its licensing laws on unit pricing next month so wines and spirits sold very well over the bank holiday