All The Grocer articles in 8 April 2017 – Page 3
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Frozen sausages turn posh at Black Farmer
The brand was selling the new range into the mults now, said founder Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones
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Aldi launches range of ecological wines
Each SKU in the eight-strong range has either organic, carbon neutral or no added sulphur credentials
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Pink Panther Wafers to return with extra filling, new packs
Available in the UK since the 1990s, the snack has been out of production since Wigan’s Rivington Biscuits collapsed
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Sainsbury's to roll out SmartShop app more widely
The in-store shopping app will go out to a “much bigger” audience over the course of 2017
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Adelie appoints Nick Anderson as new chief commercial officer
Anderson will take over from group commercial director Karl McGonnell
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Analysis and Features
Grocery's strangest lawsuits: hacking, grapes and lethal bags
From sinful sausages to dangerous grapes, the world of grocery is no stranger to a strange lawsuit…
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Analysis and Features
How can dairy fend off the latest round of 'scary' slurs?
The sector is facing a growing groundswell of anti-dairy rhetoric
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Grocer 33
Sainsbury's Cheltenham: Grocer 33 store of the week
“It’s been 29 years and I think this store has had more extensions and refurbishments than any other I can recall over that time”
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Waitrose launches supper club at new Haywards Heath store
The retailer will offer three-course meals for £35 in the store’s mezzanine-level café on eight dates
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Media Bites 6 April: Tesco, Boots, Panera Bread
As many as 3,000 jobs could be at risk as Tesco embarks on its latest mission to cut costs by slashing the number of hours its stores are open.
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Unilever to sell spreads, combine food and drink and increase investor returns
Unilever has announced the results of its strategic review this morning, confirming its intention to sell its spreads division as well as combined food and drink into one business, simplify its structure, launch a share buyback programme and increase dividends. Plus all the latest news from the City
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Oasis gets two sour flavours and 'quirky' brand push
Kiwi Apple Sour and Apple Cherry Sour will debut this month in a £1 PMP
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Deliveroo opens kitchens to help restaurants grow takeaway
Deliveroo Editions programme offers third parties access to its 30 new kitchens across the country
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PG Tips' green, fruit & herbal tea delisted by Tesco and Asda
Tesco removed the range from shelves earlier this year, while Asda delisted it last month
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Comment and Opinion
Jack Daniel’s entry to cider is a landmark move. As a long as it hasn’t done a Magners
Jack is back. And this time he’s dressed up as a cider.
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Walgreens Boots revenues slump despite 'solid' Christmas for UK stores
A Christmas sales boost at Boots in the UK was not enough to stop a decline in group revenues at parent Walgreens Boots Alliance during the second quarter.
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Coco Pops packs shrink as Kellogg's takes out sugar
A big box of Coco Pops has been reduced from 800g to 720g, while the 550g box now weighs 510g
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Peperami and Doritos get smaller as shrinkflation hits snacks
The meaty snack has been trimmed from 25g to 22.5g while sharing bags of Doritos are now 180g, down from 200g
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Tesco to cut more night shifts and 24-hour opening at stores
Tesco is ploughing ahead with more changes to its service model at a further 69 stores, with 3,000 staff facing redundancy as a result
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Free school milk should be extended, urges Tetra Pak
Just 55% of primary-aged children in the UK drank milk at school on average, says report by packaging company