All Co-branding articles – Page 21

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    Sainsbury bolsters its c-store supply chain

    2005-05-14T00:00:00Z

    Sainsbury is strengthening its convenience supply chain and overhauling its in-store offer to help meet its sales growth plans for the next three years.The company has created two key positions: head of supply chain and head of IT for...

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    The Swiss clock up 10 years of Quorn

    2005-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Marlow Foods and Migros are dining out on Quorn products in Switzerland. Fiona McLelland explores the successful partnershipEvery quarter, Brägger and Saunders meet up to keep the range up to date, iron out any problems and discuss...

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    Challenge of NPD synergies

    2005-02-05T00:00:00Z

    Mention the word synergies after a blockbuster merger or acquisition and cynics will respond: ‘How many job cuts?’ However, if the tie-up is going to deliver, P&G will have to do more than cut overheads and boost distribution in China,...

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    The new media moguls

    2004-09-04T00:00:00Z

    As Asda tests instore digital advertising, Sian Harrington asks if supermarkets can work as media ownersOn Monday Asda becomes the latest multiple to pilot instore digital advertising – cementing the trend for food retailers to become...

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    Bacardi brings Coke to a party

    2004-07-10T00:00:00Z

    Bacardi and Coca-Cola are launching a co-branded party pack that is designed to compete on price with premium wine and beer. The pack contains a 200ml bottle of Bacardi – enough for about four double measures – and four 200ml contour Coke...

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    Curtain rises again on the Switch to Maestro

    2004-02-07T00:00:00Z

    After a false start, retailers should be getting ready now for a major debit card migration. Liz Hamson reportsRetailers have 18 months to upgrade their systems to handle the Maestro debit card, which will replace the Switch card in...

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    World News - 14th December 2002

    2002-12-14T00:00:00Z

    German plan. Belgian retailer Delhaize has confirmed plans to move into the German market. The entry vehicles will be a supermarket in Aachen, possibly under the Super Delhaize fascia, in March followed by an inner city c-store in September. ...

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    n led by asda

    2002-11-16T00:00:00Z

    US retail giant Wal-Mart said group third quarter sales grew 11.5%, albeit in "a challenging environment" and that international growth of 14.4% was led by its UK subsidiary Asda. Wal-Mart boss Lee Scott said: "Going into the important holiday...

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    Connex seals partnership

    2002-01-12T00:00:00Z

    French rail operator Connex has finalised details of a retail partnership which will launch 42 co-branded concourse c-stores. E-Connex md Olivier Jenoc said the concept would launch under a Connex with...' fascia at Connex South East's Gillingham...

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    n The supermarkets' swoop on banking and other financial ser

    2001-10-20T00:00:00Z

    Almost five years after the launch of branded banks by Tesco, Sainsbury and Safeway, the concept of buying customer-friendly financial services from the big supermarket chains has proved to be a winner. Now, it's the c-store operators who are...

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    Convenience stores: Connex stations set for 40 stores

    2001-08-11T00:00:00Z

    Exclusive Anne Bruce Railway stations have become the latest battle ground for convenience operators with French catering giant Elior preparing to launch a co-branded c-store chain. The news comes a week after Marks and Spencer revealed it was...

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    Asda: Cuts fuelled with £100m

    2001-06-30T00:00:00Z

    Asda is setting the scene for another summer of supermarket price wars as it raises the stakes on the £70m investment Tesco announced earlier this month. The multiple is taking over £100m off its complete range over the next four months in a bid...

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    Good cause marketing: Virtuous circles

    2001-03-03T00:00:00Z

    Linking a brand to a good cause creates winners all round according to advocates of the strategy. But Helen Gregory asks if it really is that simple You've got the glossy promotional leaflets, a slick poster campaign and tried offering two for...

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    A rum business as Lowndes gets set for festive Navy days

    2000-11-11T00:00:00Z

    Culinary alcohol supplier Thomas Lowndes is gearing up for Christmas with a raft of indulgent sweet and savoury recipes. In partnership with Devon Desserts, formerly BG Foods, two Lamb's Navy Rum desserts will be launched at the end of November. An...

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    International:

    2000-09-09T00:00:00Z

    The US functional drink sector is becoming segmented as manufacturers launch new products targeted at a specific group of consumers, such as those with lactose-intolerance. Clover Farms has launched NuVim, which has many of the nutritional benefits...

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    The Grocer focus on the dairymen

    2000-07-01T00:00:00Z

    THE NEW MILKY WAY: A GALAXY OF CHOICE The face of the UK dairy industry is changing radically ­ but will it deliver on performance and profit in years to come? Peter Crosskey reports Over valued sterling, disastrous farm gate prices, low world...

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    C-stores: Spar boosts its profile as a convenience store

    2000-05-13T00:00:00Z

    Spar UK is strengthening its position as a convenience retailer with a burst of marketing development focusing on added value foods, news and magazines, plus mobile phone and banking services. Marketing director Neil Henry said the time of having a...

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    SUSHI AT SAFEWAY

    2000-03-25T00:00:00Z

    Safeway has launched a range of co-branded sushi ready meals with supplier Sakura. The initiative takes place in 31 stores and includes six ready meals, with two vegetarian options, and a Sakura Introduction Set. Prices range from £1.49 to £4.99....