All The Grocer articles in 8 June 2019 – Page 4
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Comment & OpinionLetters: shoppers are thinking differently about value - so should retailers
We have reached a moment where retailers need to rethink the role value plays in their offer
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NewsNetwork Rail unveils sustainability badges for station stores
Half of all managed station retailers have stopped supplying plastic cups and cutlery since last year
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Comment & OpinionMetcash's new Fresh Pantry format shows the power of 'will plus skill'
The new Australian format recognises price alone is not enough to win consumers’ trust, says Tim Mason, CEO of Eagle Eye
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NewsUS trade deal will create 'trouble for trade' with EU
Former senior EC official Lars Hoelgaard has rubbished claims Britain could retain the same access to EU markets following a US trade deal
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NewsSainsbury's to remove plastic bags for loose fruit, veg & bakery
This year’s moves would take the total amount of plastic reduced by Sainsbury’s in recent years to over 10,000 tonnes
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NewsBestway launches summer promotional campaign
Ice cream, barbecue foods, soft drinks and licensed drinks will all feature in the June to August promotion
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NewsWilliam Grant & Sons launches 'ultra-low' alcohol spirit Atopia
The drink is made from ‘natural distillates, flavours and extracts’
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy are Lidl's new method of production meat labels proving controversial?
Lidl last week became the first UK supermarket to carry method of production labelling on meat
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NewsLoch Lomond snapped up by Hillhouse Capital Management
The deal is understood to give Loch Lomond an enterprise value of $500m-$550m
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NewsHonestly Good Smoothie Co eyes sustainable packs
The D2C startup’s plans come following runaway success on Crowdcube
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Analysis & FeaturesHow are Scottish convenience stores navigating today's challenges?
All UK grocers face challenges, but stores in Scotland have unique burdens to bear. How are they coping?
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NewsTrump's trade war drives down price of petrol... for now
Donald Trump’s trade wars are driving down the cost of petrol in the UK
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Comment & OpinionDisastrous global food production leaves the UK looking exposed
UK supermarkets must pay enough to cover the rising costs of production
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NewsIrish police launch raids in horsemeat fraud probe
The raids were in connection to suspected offences linked to the tampering of identification documents of horses presented for slaughter
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NewsMedia Bites 7 June: Beyond Meat, John Lewis Partnership, Retail employment
Beyond Meat, one of the best performing initial public offerings of the year, saw its shares rise even further into the stratosphere on Thursday, after announcing its debut earnings as a listed company.
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NewsCity snapshot: Supermarket prices back on the rise as global food prices climb
Supermarket prices are edging back into inflation – as the UN warns global food prices have risen for a fifth consecutive month. Plus, Britain’s high streets suffered a the worst May on record, AG Barr makes non-alcoholic spirits investment and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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Analysis & FeaturesAmazon Clicks and Mortar: high street saviour or PR exercise?
Amazon’s new UK pop-up stores will give third-party sellers the chance to sell on high streets
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NewsWatneys in £400k bid to back return to supermarkets
Watneys was once the UK’s bestselling beer and relaunched in 2014 as a craft brewing business
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NewsAsda follows Sainsbury’s in raising its own label prices
Shoppers have complained about the price rises on Twitter
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NewsSainsbury's shelves Fragrance Shop beauty concession trial
The retailer introduced the concession in Purley Way, Croydon, last September but has now removed it