All The Grocer articles in 9 September 2017 – Page 2
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NewsShell agrees Budgens c-store expansion at filling stations
A further 20 ‘Budgens at Shell’ sites will be rolled out across the country from September
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NewsBritish kiwi berry crop set to double 2016 level: BerryWorld
UK season has now begun, grower says, with product available in selected Tesco, Waitrose and M&S stores
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NewsTesco gives PayQwiq digital wallet app a new name: Tesco Pay+
Tesco will update customers about further improvement to the functionality of the app later this month…
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NewsBestway claims Tesco-Booker deal will 'distort' wholesale
Bestway also highlighted fears over the future of fellow wholesaler Palmer & Harvey…
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NewsLeave voters back seasonal work permits for EU citizens
New research by British Summer Fruits reveals 61% of Brexiteers favour a visa scheme
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NewsNumber of convenience sector jobs declines 5% in past year
Increases in the national living wage and national minimum wage have ramped up pressure, says a new report from the ACS
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Comment & OpinionC-stores need their own data revolution
IGD’s latest grocery market forecast highlights the boom in convenience. Now c-stores need the data to match.
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NewsPernod Ricard moves gin brands into standalone Gin Hub
The Gin Hub has taken responsibility for Beefeater, Plymouth Gin and Seagram’s
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NewsEthical online retailer Farmdrop expands to Bristol and Bath
Local produce will be sourced within a 100-mile radius of the two cities
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NewsMarks & Spencer switches entire milk supply to RSPCA Assured
Change comes after M&S farm was implicated in exposé by animal welfare group
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NewsTesco staff to walk length of UK to raise money for charity
The event kicked off yesterday and will finish on 5 October
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NewsFoodservice growth pushes UK wholesale close to £30bn figure
Wholesale sector forecast to reach £31.3bn by 2021
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NewsCasillero del Diablo readies biggest Halloween campaign yet
It will roll out a raft of in-store promotional and support materials in anticipation of the day
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NewsMore than 300 Asda HQ staff to be axed in new wave of cutbacks
The move under Sean Clarke’s turnaround strategy is the third major round of job cuts in as many years
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NewsGrowers defend pesticides in wake of school fruit claims
A report by Pesticides Action Network claimed children were being exposed to ’a cocktail of pesticide residues’
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Analysis & FeaturesFirst look: Liberty Mini British Food Hall
On Friday, the high-end retailer opened the doors to a brand new area dedicated to British food
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NewsFentimans gets set for move into craft beer
The Fearless Brewing Company is named after Fentimans founder Thomas Fentiman’s pet dog Fearless
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NewsAmazon and Whole Foods combined offer a holy grail
Amazon and Whole Foods bring to the table well-deserved reputations for, respectively, efficient and ethical business
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Grocer 33Asda beats rivals but has to offer voucher worth over £4
The Walmart-owned retailer now has one more victory than Tesco and Morrisons
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NewsThe Co-op rolls out Pioneer wine designed by members
It was created to “challenge the traditional approach to ranging”