All The Grocer articles in 7 February 2015 – Page 3
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Comment and OpinionTesco range review will necessitate big ideas from brands
News that Tesco is culling its number of products on shelf by 30% will be chilling for brand owners…
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Analysis and FeaturesAlmond Dream dairy-free ice cream: acid test
Free-from business is booming, with supermarket sales soaring 21.2% to £517.6m last year…
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Analysis and Features99p Stores deal is a "step change" for Poundland store opening programme
Poundland’s shares soar on news of 99p Stores takeover - pushing market cap past £1bn - but what opportunities does CEO Jim McCarthy think a combination brings?
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Comment and OpinionA lot of comings and goings in the corridors of power
It’s almost two years since The Grocer put together its last ‘Power List’
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NewsThe Grocer New Product Awards 2015 open for entries
Do you have a product that will make other suppliers wish they had thought of it first?…
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NewsChristophe Roussel & Mike McNamara bid farewell to Tesco
The shake-up of senior management at Tesco stepped up this week as the names of two senior executives leaving…
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NewsLondis store total falls as standards tighten
The number of Londis stores could fall to below 1,600 by the end of 2015, the symbol group has predicted…
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NewsStuart Rose of Ocado warns retail must get grip on coding
Sir Stuart Rose says Ocado cannot recruit coders in Poland quick enough, claiming retailers “have to get a grip on” coding…
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Comment and OpinionBrands need to be heard. But what's the right voice?
Brands have always tried to relate to their customers with copy that speaks to them…
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NewsBibby Distribution recruited to run Netto logistics
Bibby Distribution has been revealed as the distribution provider for Netto…
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Analysis and Features3. Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever
At the pinnacle of our power rankings in 2013, Polman has faced an uphill struggle at Unilever ever since
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Analysis and Features4. George Weston, CEO, ABF
ABP’s Allied Bakeries business is in the thick of the bloody price war currently raging among the supermarkets
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Analysis and Features5. Andy Clarke, CEO, Asda
It’s by running a stable and well-run business that Clarke has risen in our ranking
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Analysis and FeaturesPower List 2015: 41-60
Including Christine Tacon, Paul Lindley, and Steve Murrells