All The Grocer articles in 9 June 2018 – Page 2
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News
Tesco inflation falls but it's still running ahead of rivals
Tesco has recorded its lowest level of inflation for almost a year as the UK’s biggest supermarket looks to step back into line with the other major players.
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M&S chief executive Steve Rowe's earnings slashed by almost a third
The cheif executive of the high street retailer saw his earnings for the year fall by more than £500k, the company’s annual report revealed
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Absolut launches vodka-fruit juice blend duo
Absolut Juice Edition will roll out next week in Strawberry and Apple flavours
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Press appoints Kevin Jones as commercial director
Jones joins Press from Innocent Drinks where he was commercial director, impulse
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Dale Fiddy joins Fowler Welch as strategic development director
Fiddy has 30 years’ experience in logistics and supply roles, and joins FW from rival NFT
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Comment and Opinion
Meat, fish and dairy companies must invest in innovation - or risk being disrupted
A new index for investors finds meat, fish and dairy companies are not doing enough to respond to disruption from alternative proteins. FAIRR’s Aarti Ramachandran explains why.
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Comment and Opinion
Expect Sainsbury’s digital offer to step up with Moriarty
Moriarty will not only be tasked with keeping Sainsbury’s up to speed with online developments, but she will look to integrate its offering with Argos, Sainsbury’s Bank and Nectar, says food trends editor Emma Weinbren
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Poundworld buys time with intention to appoint administrators
The process gives the chain 10 working days’ protection from creditors, after which an administrator will be appointed
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Kellogg's brings premium Austrian cereal brand Verival to UK
The 100% organic granola and muesli comes in six variants, with flavours including orange & acerola and blueberry & apple
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Analysis and Features
How independent forecourts are battling the supermarkets
Five years ago the future looked bleak for independent forecourts, but today, the situation has changed and they are enjoying an incredible renaissance
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CMA launches phase one inquiry into MFG's takeover of MRH
The CMA’s decision on whether to wave the deal through or proceed to a more in-depth phase two inquiry is expected by 6 August.
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Sainsbury's rapped for 'misleading' Häagen-Dazs deal
The ice-cream was reduced from £4 to £3 for a deal every 21 days for a long period
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Grocer 33
Morrisons scores first Grocer 33 win in nearly nine months
This win, in the penultimate week of the Grocer 33 year, is only its sixth in total
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Asda pulls multivitamin milk range after five months
The supermarket unveiled the Arla-made vitamin-enriched milks in whole and semi-skimmed variants in January
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Tesco blames shortages of fresh chicken on packaging problems
Shoppers have been reporting difficulties locating fresh chicken
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UK market ‘attractive’ says expanding Dutch online firm
The retailer has recently expanded beyond the Netherlands to Germany
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Grocemania restarts crowdfunding following plagiarism claim
Grocemania’s push for £100k was pulled by Crowdcube in April
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High street 'facing annihilation', Labour warns
Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey accused the government of dragging its feet over a review of business rates
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Comment and Opinion
How fmcg brands can market to the new masculinity
What it means to be a man is changing. Brands need to take note and adapt, says Ben Lambert of PB Creative
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Comment and Opinion
Donna gets to work on her 'Fat Kids' policy
The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is being touted as our next Pee Em!