All The Grocer articles in 7 March 2015 – Page 5
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Former First Milk plant at Maelor gets poultry green light
A £10m investment in a poultry processing plant in North Wales has been given the green light
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Nisa own-label rebrand pays off in sales
The range has notched up £1.4m extra sales to retailers since undergoing the revamp in June last year
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Gnosh rolls out first frozen desserts lines into Waitrose
Premium chilled dips brand Gnosh is expanding into the frozen desserts market
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White Hart Lane Tottenham to be site of first new Asda standalone petrol station
First of 15 sites to open, supermarket targets 100, all sites will offer Asda Click & Collect service
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Bone broth launched in UK by Lodge Farm Kitchen
Soup supplier Lodge Farm Kitchen is hoping to tap recent media hype around bone broth with retail products…
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One Stop launches 200th incorporated Post Office
The organisation and One Stop have worked closely together over the past few years to open new modernised Post Offices
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Marketing shake-up brings all Coca-Cola variants under single brand
Coca-Cola has unveiled a radical marketing shake-up that will bring its four sub-brands under a single umbrella brand.
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City Snapshot: Profits and sales leap at Vimto maker Nichols
Nichols has grown its Vimto brand in the UK in 2014 on the back of a new advertising campaign fronted by a purple toad leading to jumps in sales and profits. Carrefour also posts full year results.
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Media Bites 5 March: Greggs, McDonalds, Coca-Cola
Greggs continued turnaround, a new marketing push in the UK for Coca-Cola and an updated chicken policy for McDonald’s all feature in today’s newspapers.
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Frosty Jack's revamp serves up fresh look and two new flavours
Aston Manor Cider is relaunching its booming Frosty Jack’s brand with a fresh look and two new flavours…
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Action on Sugar slams WHO sugar report
Campaigners angry at WHO’s science behind recommendation for low sugar intake is considered “conditional” and not backed by strong evidence
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Analysis and Features
Slash recommended sugar intakes, WHO tells governments
WHO admits evidence is shaky, but political hot topic shows no sign of dying down with SACN recommendations on the horizon too
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Greggs shares soar on record profits and seven-year like-for-like sales high
Shares in Greggs (GRG) have soared once again today as the high street bakery chain posted record profits and the strongest like-for-like sales seen since 2007.
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Morrisons cuts deal with Sambonet for loyalty offer
Twenty stickers, equivalent to a spend of £200, entitles shoppers to choose from a selection of 11 items from the premium Sambonet kitchenware range
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Comment and Opinion
Who loves the sun? Ice cream success needn't be down to weather
Scandinavia shows ice cream growth is possible outside of sunny periods with product innovation
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Poundland found guilty of misleading consumers
Dispute centres around claim of “Everything for £1”, upheld after 3 complaints some items cost over £1
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Health minister allegedly admits exercise not key to fighting obesity
Eating and drinking less, rather than exercising more, is the key to tackling obesity, public health minister Jane Ellison has told MPs
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Poundland partners with lottery to raise £150k for breast cancer charity
Lottery company says a previous campaign with Poundland raised more than £300,000 for the Royal British Legion
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Unilever non-executive director joins revamped Tesco board
Byron Grote will be joining the board as a non-executive director with effect from 1 May
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Supply chain efficiencies would prevent 250,000 tonnes of waste, claims report
Report also recommends all “display until” dates are removed from products and a standardised approach to period an item is deemed safe to eat is adopted