All The Grocer articles in 9 December 2017
Previous issues.
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Feature SynopsisFocus on Cooking Sauces: 3 February
Focus On: Cooking sauces by Carina Perkins Download PDF of feature synopsis here Publishing: 3 February Advertising deadline: 23 January Submissions deadline: 17 January The Story As Brits get more confident in the kitchen, they are more likely to trust ...
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Feature SynopsisFocus on cereals: 20 January
Sugary cereals for kids have fallen dramatically out of fashion this year
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NewsWilliam Jackson to invest £40m in second bakery to tap food-to-go boom
The new facility has been designed specifically to make bread for sandwich manufacturers and food service customers, with 100 jobs to be created once operational.
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Category ReportJust the tonic? Adults soft drinks category report 2017
Cocktail culture is transforming adult soft drinks as Brits look for posh tipples to be drank with or without booze
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Comment & OpinionEdeka plays a quality game against Aldi
Limited assortment discounters are challenging the orthodoxy of the good, better, best hierarchy in many categories
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NewsTesco inflationary price hikes outstrip big four rivals
Tesco shares were boosted after Goldman Sachs suggested it was passing on less of the inflationary pressures to customers
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NewsChris Edwards to drive recovery of Poundstretcher as CEO
Value retailer Poundstretcher is understood to have brought in former Poundworld boss Chris Edwards to lead its battle against falling sales
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Comment & OpinionSugar Levy is proving inspirational for soft drinks makers
What will be the impact of the Sugar Levy? Time will tell but I suspect it will be good news for adult soft drinks
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Analysis & FeaturesWill breakaway labelling system get the green light?
The Evolved Nutrition Label aims to take into account portion sizes. Will more big brands sign up to front of pack?
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InterviewsTulip CEO and turnaround specialist Steve Francis: a man on the move
It took just 12 months for CEO Steve Francis to take Tulip from a business losing £1m per week, to one firmly back inthe black
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Analysis & FeaturesSpot the difference: Eastern Europeans say brands sell them sub-standard products
For years, Eastern European consumers believed they were being sold inferior versions of top brands. Were they right?
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My Alternative CVMeg Haggar, Raw Halo, on positivity and sense of direction
A candidate tried to cheat on their reasoning tests by switching their results with another candidate’s
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Analysis & FeaturesThe Grocer Friday pub quiz - Top Products edition
With our annual Top Products survey just weeks away, The Grocer’s Friday pub quizzes test how much you know (or think you know) about the industry.
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NewsDublin delivery service Buymie sources funds for UK launch
Start-up has raised £328,700 on Crowdcube in 10 days
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NewsDunnhumby hit by £33m loss in wake of new Tesco terms
With Tesco abandoning its £2bn sale in 2015, Dunnhumby fell to a £33m pre-tax loss in the year to 28 February 2017
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Feature SynopsisFocus on Jams and Spreads: 13 January
Focus on Jams and Spreads by Natalie Brown Download the PDF version of this synopsis Publishing: 13 January Copy deadline: 3 January The Story Jam, marmalade and chocolate spreads were public enemy number one back in April, when Action on Sugar revealed just how much of the ...
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NewsFSA to go ahead with controversial inspection reforms
The FSA board will stick with plans in its Regulating Our Future programme.
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NewsPret a Manger to double reusable cup discount to 50p
The coffee chain will also explore adding china cups to more of its shops with seats
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NewsGoldman analysis of Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s excites City
The fortunes of the three listed grocers are looking up after an unexpected early Christmas present from analysts at Goldman
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NewsPetition calls for Palmer & Harvey bosses to face 'justice'
P&H fell into administration last Tuesday after talks over a rescue deal with private investment firm Carlyle failed