All articles by Adam Leyland – Page 31
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Comment & OpinionWhy are we snapping and sharing pictures of our food?
Would we really take so many pictures on our flashy smartphones if our food was as brown and beige as in yesteryear?
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Comment & OpinionMarmite is now a lightning rod for post-Brexit trade negotiations
The plot, like one of Unilever’s Knorr stock pots, thickens
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Comment & OpinionInflation: that's the BIG DEBATE in grocery
The big debate is inflation. Not whether there will be inflation, but when, how much and where
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Comment & OpinionUnilever's demands are driven by adverse currency headwinds
We all knew food price inflation was on the way
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Analysis & FeaturesTrading disputes: the price of Brexit Britain
As The Grocer revealed earlier this week, fmcg giant Unilever stopped deliveries to Tesco
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Comment & OpinionSuppliers must rise to the food waste challenge
What we will not accept is for manufacturers to assume that food waste is someone else’s problem
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Grocer 33Sainsbury's full of surprises with third Grocer 33 win
Sainsbury’s has won the Grocer 33 this week – its third victory in the 17 weeks since this year’s competition kicked off
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Comment & OpinionTesco the Horsegate villain rides to FSA's rescue
This demonstrates just how desperately short of resources the FSA and the local authorities it relies on have become
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Comment & OpinionThe more voices tackling food waste the better
What do I think of the Evening Standard’s new food waste campaign?
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Comment & OpinionMilk is an incredible force for good but it needs a plan
Milk could be a powerful brand in fmcg soft drinks fixtures
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Comment & OpinionThat Tesco is leading the way on food waste is amazing
It’s easy to be cynical about the supermarkets. Especially when it comes to tackling food waste
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Comment & OpinionAs SFO charges Bush, Scouler and Rogberg, what about Clarke?
Mystery surrounds position of Philip Clarke as Serious Fraud Office charges ex-Tesco colleagues with two counts of fraud
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NewsStore managers: 'We don't have enough power to do the job'
Asda and Morrisons store managers feel the most disenfranchised but a new survey highlights disenchantment across the board
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Comment & OpinionStore managers on the frontline must be listened to
Supermarket generals ignore the frontline feedback of their store managers at their peril
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Comment & OpinionAldi impresses with counter-intuitive Team GB campaign
It’s notable to me how little the industry has been doing to capitalise on the Olympics
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Comment & OpinionWill consumers remain invested in wonky veg?
Supermarkets didn’t set out to create food waste. And consumers haven’t always been as fussy as they have become
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Comment & OpinionDollar Shave Club deal proves e-commerce is business critical
The Dollar Shave Club isn’t available in the UK just yet. But it will be soon, surely
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NewsBritvic premium mixers set to escalate tonic water war
The drinks giant is expected to launch the new range of mixers in September
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat a weaker pound will mean for food prices and why
The weak pound post the EU referendum is set to drive up prices at petrol stations “within days”
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Comment & Opinion
Is food price inflation good news for the supermarkets?
As supermarkets struggle with deflation, has Brexit-inspired food price inflation given them a get out of jail card?