All comment & opinion articles – Page 224
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Eco-initiatives in fmcg are great – but we can’t get ahead of ourselves
There are many moves being made to save the third rock from the sun – not least by the fmcg industry
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Waitrose's premium service puts a spring in Donna's step
One is feeling awfully playful this week, readers!
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Unsubtle Stella Artois serves up some Joie de Bière
Joie de Bière! Stella Artois is back with a witty new slogan
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Classy Mars bar calzone rocks Glasgow
Think of Glaswegian cuisine, and it won’t take long before the deep-fried Mars bar comes to mind
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Quality Street takes a literary turn
If the chocolate lover in your life is getting porky, what do you buy them for Christmas?
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Would an ‘Amazon tax’ really benefit the high street?
Tesco CEO Dave Lewis has thrown his weight firmly behind plans for a so-called Amazon tax
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Can Jack's tackle the discounters without cannibalising Tesco sales?
Jack’s is a pleasant shop but doesn’t match up to Aldi and Lidl in every respect, says Darren Smith of Making Business Matter
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Your holiday season data must be harnessed quickly to influence sales
Technology and data handling can be make or break in the holiday season, says Channie Mize of Persicope by McKinsey
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Fundamentals of category management, 11: Know your retailer
In this latest piece in his series on category management, Jeremy Garlick of Insight Traction says suppliers must cater category strategies to individual retailers
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Big brands and startups are enjoying symbiotic relationships
‘Beanz Meanz Heinz’ is still in use 51 years after it first appeared
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What can the soft drinks market learn from the success of craft beer?
Craft soft drinks sales could soar if they were merchandised correctly, says Gunna CEO and founder Melvin Jay
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Say no to yes-men: contrarian candidates can be constructive
The drive toward a market hegemony shared by fewer and fewer larger companies has quickened as 2018 has progressed
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Give him a big hand: Paul Hollywood shakes it up
Look at the pope of pastry Paul Hollywood’s face
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A potential game-changer in the Sainsbury's-Asda probe
The press has been awash with misleading headlines after the latest developments in Sainsbury’s-Asda
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Tesco cheaper than the discounters? A bold but risky claim
Tesco CEO Dave Lewis risks a price war with the discounters
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Food waste announcement is great news, but there's work to do
If the subsidies are not used it will prove the industry simply cannot be bothered and will rightly be taken away
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McDonald’s could have a winner on its hands with humble, straightforward coffee
It turns out caffeine addicts are the most regular customers of McDonald’s
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Introducing change at work? Make sure your team is part of it
Benoit Mahé on how to motivate staff to adopt new technology
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Dieter Schwarz: a self-made mystery in the age of radical transparency
A new German documentary tries to lift the lid on the extremely private Lidl billionaire - and raises more questions than it answers
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Wagon Wheels looks red, sounds epic, is odd
This cost-effective new ad dispenses with the singing cowboys of yore and instead places us in a living room