All The Grocer articles in 7 July 2001 – Page 2
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Training: Small retailers find it hard to make the time for
Small retailers face problems in finding the time and money for training, according to a government commissioned report on local shops. The Better Regulation Task Force report says training take up by small shops is low because of the prevalence of...
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The Grocer focus on oils: Enthused by the infusions
Media exposure is helping to make speciality oils lucrative brand extensions Celebrity chefs have raised the profile of speciality oils to the point where consumers who enjoy cooking have no qualms about how much they spend on them. They are now,...
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Marks and Spencer: M&S works to enhance image in fresh produ
Organics central in drive to expand niche markets Marks and Spencer claimed several "firsts" this week in its drive to enhance its fresh produce image. The new lines include organic Elsanta strawberries, grown by Angus Davison of Herefordshire....
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FHM is key for Emap
Emap is to focus more on its UK magazine business following its decision to sell Emap USA. Emap USA, the ninth largest publisher of consumer magazines in the US by circulation, is to be sold to Premedia Inc for £366m following disappointing...
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Hang 'em now!
Nestlé Rowntree has overhauled its hanging bags range with a new look and price point for its sugar and chocolate variants. The rsp for sugar lines will now be 99p and for the chocolate lines will be £1.15. New to the range is Wonka Oompas a...
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Retail crime: vulture culture
Grocers say they're seen as fair game by thieving customers and staff, and are demanding change. Helen Gregory reports Shoplifting is a bit of a joke in the eyes of many people. The word hardly fits the crime (who actually lifts shops?) and it...
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Dairy: Milk Link plans European co-op style restructuring
South of England dairy farmer co-op Milk Link has announced plans to restructure its operations along the lines of a European style producer cooperative. The change in structure will allow Milk Link to raise the capital it needs to finance a move...
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Dairy: UK cheese make rising
Output rose 19% in March and 12% in the first quarter UK production of butter and cheese during the first quarter of this year showed contrasting trends. Butter make was down to 33,300 tonnes, over 3% less than in the same period last year,...
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Central Europe: Expansion will push the markets to saturatio
Central European markets such as Poland and the Czech Republic will reach saturation point next year if retailers' expansion plans are realised, claims a new IGD Market Focus report on the region. Assuming international players such as Tesco and...
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GUINNESS UDV EYES CAPTAIN
Guinness UDV is gearing up to take over the sales and marketing of Captain Morgan rum in the UK even though the brand's ownership remains in doubt. It is one of the key UK brands in the Seagram portfolio due to be split between Diageo and Pernod...
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NBA call for price reporting service
Sir; The National Beef Association is happy to pass out bouquets to any processor who resists the temptation to take advantage of the supply movement restrictions forced on producers by a range of anti-FMD control zones hence our praise for the St...
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Cadbury drives up clout in impulse
Frederick's Dairies is upping the ante in the ice cream freezer wars with the launch of a Cadbury branded freezer and a limited edition ice cream solely for the impulse market. This move marks a new focus by Cadbury whose ice creams are made...
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Labatt's cabinet shuffle
A new look has been created for Labatt Ice by Interbrew UK. The Canadian lager is now sold in 330ml clear bottles featuring the message superchilled' and a blue and white maple leaf design. Marketing director Richard Evans said: "This will...
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Retail spotlight: Costcutter, Burnt Oak
On guard for profit Stringent anti-crime measures are paying dividends for the owners of a London high street Costcutter. Anne Bruce reports Costcutter's flagship store in Burnt Oak, north London, is standing proud with its new look livery, even...
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The Grocer star products: Burning but how bright?
In last Christmas' Top Products Survey The Grocer flagged up 16 Star Product launches. Six months on, how have these lines fared? What lessons can be learnt about NPD? Karen Dempsey reports It's a tough life for a new product. Once the launch gun...
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Brewing: Carlsberg denies talking
Speculation that Carlsberg has been in talks with Interbrew over the sell-off of part of the Bass Brewing business has been denied by the Danish brewer. The OFT is asking for comments on four proposals it believes could resolve the adverse...
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Brandwatch profile: yogurt
Top 15 brands advertised by media £k Mar '00 - Feb '01 Total Press Cinema Radio Outdoor TV Total 17,133 ...
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PR Brands and Caxton Wines come together to form Pernod Rica
Pernod Ricard has reorganised its UK business in an effort to improve service to its customers. PR Brands UK and Caxton Wines have been combined to form Pernod Ricard UK which came into existence on Monday. The aim is to make the best use of both...
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Brandwatch Mintel category report: Bottled sauces: on a flat
The bottled sauce market has remained largely static, in real value terms, since 1995. According to Mintel, it was estimated to be worth nearly £227m in 2000. Lifestyle changes more working women, smaller households, greater focus on leisure...
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Beef: Output falling but prices will feel import pressure
Buyers will be offered plenty of product from Ireland, Europe and Latin America British beef production is now almost certain to remain sharply reduced next year and could fall further in 2003, but the lower output will not necessarily keep prices...
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