All The Grocer articles in 7 January 2017 – Page 5
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NewsLidl readies 'Big on Quality, Lidl on Price' ad campaign
The first ad will air on Friday 6 January during Channel 4’s Big Fat Quiz of Everything
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NewsNisa reports strong Christmas boosted by fresh produce sales
The figures given exclude former member My Local, which filed for administration in June
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NewsAsda takes on Slimming World with 50p cheaper Slimzone range
Slimzone comprises 13 frozen meals and meat products
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NewsAmbrosia gets year-long promotion to mark centenary
Shoppers have the chance to win 100 prizes each month
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NewsRevolution Waves zero-sugar soft drinks land at Tesco
The drinks have gone on to shelves at 32 Tesco stores across Yorkshire
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NewsLeadsom promises post-Brexit red tape purge
Environment secretary pledges to slash bureaucracy in bid to ‘set farmers free’
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NewsReed Boardall increases profits despite sales dip
Revenues at Yorkshire-based cold storage and transport business The Reed Boardall Group dipped slightly to £64.3m in the year to 31 March 2016, compared with £65.9m in the previous 12 months.
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NewsHilton Food Group signs Portuguese meat joint venture with Sonae
Shares in the red meat supplier have climbed 4% so far today to 670p on the back of the agreement.
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NewsMars unveils Braille bus stop advert for Maltesers
The creative plays a recorded message to let people know it is written in Braille
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NewsJohn Campbell gets Knighthood as food figures are honoured
Campbell is the founder of branded egg supplier Glenrath Farms
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Comment & OpinionThe Great British Brexit Mystery continues
Farmers remain in the dark over future plans for their industry after environment secretary Andrea Leadsom’s speech in their own backyard
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NewsB&M shares sparkle on bumper Christmas
Shares in B&M European Value Retail have soared 8.5% after the discount chain recorded its best ever Christmas
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NewsMedia Bites 5 Jan: Bernard Matthews, Christmas retail performance, B&M Bargains
The pensions lifeboat is pushing to recover £75m from the administrators of Bernard Matthews, or nearly four times the pension deficit first flagged at the turkey producer.
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NewsCity Snapshot: US Customs seizure causes 14% first half sales drop for PureCircle
Stevia producer PureCircle has reported a first half sales drop of 14% as the seizure of a shipment by US Customs hit sales
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Comment & OpinionPat reports on a quiet Christmas stock take
I do hope you had the kind of restful holiday typically enjoyed by retailers
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Comment & OpinionAnimal lovers' tube takeover is mercifully gore-free
The animal-loving funsters at PETA have transformed every ad at Clapham Common Tube station
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Comment & OpinionFibre One misses the mark with weight loss for women ad
It’s time for Adland to tearfully wonder how and why we’ve all become such fat pigs
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Comment & Opinion2017 brings a lot of political 'unknown unknowns'
2016 was a year when politics drove a potentially changing economic and business climate
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Comment & OpinionBest-before and use-by dates create waste
I wonder how much The Grocer’s waste campaign is dealing with effect and not tackling one particular cause
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NewsHome Bargains buys majority of Netto sites
Discounter takes 11 sites based in north of England after outlining expansion plans