All The Grocer articles in 9 November 2013 – Page 2
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NewsFaroe Islands takes fishing row to WTO
The fisheries dispute between the European Union and the Faroe Islands has escalated further, with the Faroes launching an…
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NewsBernard Matthews posts £20m loss as costs spiral
Bernard Matthews has posted a dramatic £20m loss in its latest full-year results, as bad grain harvests, poor weather and operational inefficiencies took their toll.
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NewsMüller's £17m butter plant kicks off production
Müller Wiseman’s new £17m butter plant in Market Drayton has started commercial production..
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NewsAsda Christmas ads shun celeb approach to focus on value
Asda has taken a swipe at the “celebrity-filled” campaigns of its rivals as it prepares to launch this year’s Christmas TV ad campaign.
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NewsImperial Tobacco profits rise despite volume fall
Imperial Tobacco’s full-year profits rose despite falling volumes, the company revealed yesterday, as it forecast “modest” growth for the coming year.
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NewsTesco’s Giant Onion rolls into stores
Tesco has listed a giant onion six times the size of a standard onion….
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NewsAccolade buys New Zealand wines Mud House and Waipara Hills
Accolade Wines is to boost its portfolio of New Zealand wines with acquisition of Mud House and Waipara Hills.
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NewsDairy Crest half-year results reveal cheese as the star
Dairy Crest has reported a strong first-half performance in its cheese business, with total sales increasing by 12% year o…
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NewsFood waste needs ‘joint effort’ as costs hit £12.5bn a year
The average UK household throws away the equivalent of six meals every week, according to new figures from Wrap, which has called for a “combined effort” to tackle the problem.
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NewsLake District Cheddar is 'safe' insists First Milk
First Milk has insisted the future of the Lake District Dairy Company in the Cheddar category is safe, despite having handed the commercial development and marketing to Adams Foods.
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NewsBSE control breaches pose 'negligible' risk
Beef producers have sought to calm nerves over BSE breaches reported by the FSA this week, insisting British beef is safe and the risk to consumers is minimal.
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NewsMorrisons sales fall again as online debut approaches
Morrisons’ like-for-like sales for the third quarter fell 2.4% with CEO Dalton Philips insisting the retailer will return to positive like-for-like growth in Q4.
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NewsMorrisons adds Ant & Dec to festive campaign
Morrisons’ big Christmas TV advert is set to debut tomorrow night during Coronation Street on ITV.
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NewsSubway goes straight to Old Kent Road with Asda tie-up
Fast-food sandwich chain Subway has opened its first-ever store in an Asda supermarket.
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NewsAsda to trial Barclays Bank branches in store
Asda has announced a trial with Barclays Bank to open branches within selected supermarkets.
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Grocer 33Asda Queensferry
The cleanliness of the store and efficient parking were both commended by our mystery shopper…
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NewsYorkshire Baker puts £12m into North Yorks factory
Yorkshire Baker has invested £12m in a new factory after winning a new contract with Marks & Spencer.
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ProfilesTrish Lorimer, Morrisons wine buyer
Lorimer’s promise was recognised long before she was recruited to work on Morrisons’ first e-commerce venture…
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ProfilesShiri Mosenzon, Tesco dotcom developer
Mosenzon spent two years obsessing about streamlining Tesco’s dark stores…
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ProfilesSeb Jones, Speyside Craft Brewery
From the age of 13, Seb Jones had helped his dad make beer and he was determined to set up a microbrewery…