All The Grocer articles in 8 November 2014 – Page 4
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Analysis & FeaturesTurkish delight as Yildiz digests McVitie's owner UB
If the planets had aligned differently, the United Biscuits management team would now be leading perhaps…
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NewsWay looks clear for sale of Dairy Crest dairies to Muller
The bosses of Dairy Crest and Müller have insisted their £80m deal will not be derailed by competition concerns…
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NewsM&S vs Interflora case to return to the High Court for retrial
Marks & Spencer has won the latest skirmish in its six-year legal battle with Interflora…
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Comment & OpinionIfs and buts aside, Bolland is finally delivering on fashion
Dressed in black suit, white shirt and black tie, Bolland said M&S was entering a phase of ‘delivery’
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NewsRaisio UK cereals and snacks business returns to profit
Sugar Puffs parent Raisio saw its UK cereals and snacks business return to profit…
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Comment & OpinionMüller deal likely to have significant impact on butter market
Milk is one of grocery’s most politically charged categories, and on Thursday the dairy industry delivered an electric dea…
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My Alternative CVMatt Warren, Veeqo, on Madonna, Spider-Man and whipped cream
My worst interview took all day, including three IQ tests and multiple face-to-face interviews…
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Comment & OpinionFood sector needs to help in the fight against slavery
According to the latest figures from The Salvation Army, the number of modern slavery victims it helps in the UK has risen…
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NewsKik E-Cigarettes scores TV first with vaping ads
KiK E-Cigarettes is set to become the first manufacturer to take advantage of new advertising rules…
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NewsGold Star moves from cash & carry to delivered wholesale
London-based wholesaler Gold Star is refocusing its business on delivered wholesale…
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NewsCharles Rolls: 'Fever-Tree IPO deal keeps us in control'
Fever-Tree co-founder Charles Rolls cautions against ‘selling out’ too soon as float keeps growth dream alive…
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Comment & OpinionAs Jimmy's becomes debt-free, here's to living in the moment
Jimmy’s Iced Coffee just became debt free. That’s correct. We don’t owe anyone anything, not even a penny…
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Comment & OpinionA case of mixed messages over Tesco's Portwood Extra store?
Schadenfreude is not an attractive character trait and I hope that I have avoided it…
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NewsWhitby Seafoods revamps range with 'frozen is better' message
Whitby Seafoods is hoping to breathe fresh life into the frozen fish category with a new look and revamped product range…
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NewsToday's Group founder Dudley Ramsden retires
Dudley Ramsden has retired from the board of Today’s Group – the wholesale buying group he formed in 1987…
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NewsTrailblazer scheme to support food science & tech apprentices
UK food and drink companies are backing a new initiative to recruit more home-grown food scientists and technology experts…
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NewsSarah Taylor replaces Clive Seabrook as MD of Brita UK
Sarah Taylor is the new managing director of Brita UK…
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NewsToday's Checkout Mania offers retailers £50,000 of prizes
Next year’s annual promotional programme by Today’s Group will be called Checkout Mania…
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NewsEddie Lynagh named senior VP of Scottish Wholesale Association
Booker area manager Eddie Lynagh has been named senior vice president of the Scottish Wholesale Association…
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NewsRetailers and suppliers join forces in new war on food waste
A co-ordinated battle to prevent millions of tonnes of food waste is to be launched by retailers and suppliers…