All The Grocer articles in 9 October 2004 – Page 3
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In pursuit of margin
A First Milk buy-in to Robert Wiseman Dairies does not signal an end to the upheaval in the dairy industry, says Vic RobertsonIt all points to even more integration within the dairy sector in the future. Just when...
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Mutton is targeted for a renaissance
A joint initiative which is designed to spark a “modest renaissance” for mutton will be launched next month.The promotional drive is being funded by Eblex and Meat Promotion Wales (HCC), and supported by the National Sheep Association and the...
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A new way into retail
Philip Green’s idea for a retail academy could be the start of a major shift in recruitment policy, says Simon HowardHats off to Philip Green, who has announced his intention to form a Retail Academy. Green has become increasingly fed...
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Team talk: Persil
>>Q& A with jay liwanag, persil brand managerThe Persil marketing team at Lever Fabergé has to work hard to keep a tight grip on the brand’s 30% share of the laundry market.Persil brand manager Jay Liwanag says that Persil...
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Sid the Slug advert is to stay
The Advertising Standards Association (ASA) has ruled out a complaint by the Salt Manufacturers Association (SMA) regarding the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA) recent salt awareness campaign.The campaign, which features Sid the Slug, was...
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Rising stars
>>a monthly look at the most promising newcomers in key grocery categories. this month: dairyProduct: Benecol Yogurt DrinkCompany: McNeil’s Consumer Launch date: November 2003McNeil’s Consumer Nutritionals’...
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Non-food - understanding the opportunity
We have brought together a series of features from The Grocer that combine first-class journalism with sales data and exclusive consumer research to explain the issues driving non-food and identify the key growth categories Contents: The issues: Squeeze on space; consumer attitudes; visiual merchandising; online retail; ...
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Food firms slam ‘traffic light’ labelling plan
Yesterday’s report that the Government will be considering a ‘traffic light’ labelling system for food products has been slammed by the food and drinks industry.The Government proposal suggested colour-coding products according to how...
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Coles Myer trumps Woolworths bid for ALH
Convenience store operator Coles Myer has put in a A$1.18bn bid for Australian pub company Australian Leisure & Hospitality (ALH) to trump its rival Woolworth’s previous bid of A$969m.The bid is via a joint venture with Macquarie Bank, and...
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Dungannon Meats lose Sainsbury beef business
Sainsbury is to cut Dungannon Meats out of its fresh beef supply chain as it moves to source all of its fresh beef from Anglo Beef Processors.Dungannon immediately announced plans to close its Elmgrove Foods facility in Belfast with the loss of...
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Traffic lights not ruled out
The government has refused to rule out the possibility that it will try to foist a single traffic-light labelling system on the food and drink industry.In an exclusive interview with The Grocer magazine, conducted as part of its Junk the...
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“Ban Spanish eggs” says BEIC
The British Egg Industry Council (BEIC) has slammed the UK Government and the European Commission for not taking quicker action against Spanish eggs, which have caused several outbreaks of salmonella in the UK over the past two years.The...
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Sial launches this weekend
Sial, the food fair held in Paris, launches this Sunday 17 October until Thursday 21.The exhibition, which last ran two years ago, will occupy a 200,000 sq m space at the Paris-Nord Exhibition Centre and will attract an estimated 5,300...
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