All comment & opinion articles – Page 328
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Comment & OpinionFood startups need more support
As price wars continue to devalue the industry, innovative startups that could make a difference are being deprioritised, warns Shilen Patel of Independents United
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Comment & OpinionAsda's werewolf family warms hearts for Halloween
Proof if any more were needed that Halloween is now serious business in the UK comes in the form of Asda’s new ad
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Comment & OpinionBullet offers cheap thrills at Poundland
One high street retailer is discreetly merchandising a ‘Vibrating Bullet’
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Comment & OpinionPat wonders why the store is all out of Marmite
I wish there was a good expression for when people either love or hate something, don’t you?
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Comment & OpinionIs Leadsom export crusade heading for a bloody nose?
The new secretary of state for environment, food & rural affairs enthused about UK food and drink exports rising 6% in the first half of 2016, but not everyone is convinced …
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Comment & OpinionLessons from IGD on how to sell to the goldfish generation
How can retailers reach out and retain millennial consumers …
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Comment & OpinionFlexible hiring: is grocery missing a trick?
It’s time for grocery retail to be bolder when it comes to offering staff more flexible working options, says careers coach Joanna Jacobs
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Comment & OpinionNow the Adjudicator wades in on Tesco trading dispute
Christine Tacon says supermarkets have a duty to engage in conversations on prices
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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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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's and Netto should have known better
Perhaps the most surprising issue is that the statements made by both parties seemed to indicate it was not expected
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Comment & OpinionCustomer service will build trust and win Brits' support
A survey has found that two-fifths of Brits intend to buy from British businesses post Brexit
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Comment & OpinionIndependents have an opportunity to back Britain
Subjectively I perceive a real desire among consumers to support UK produced goods
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's boss Mike Coupe comes under fire over food waste
As Coupe fought off attacks from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Tristram Stuart, the CEO looked increasingly like the pantomime baddie
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Comment & OpinionUnilever-Tesco scrap: who are the winners and losers?
Latest comment from one of the biggest rows of the year
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Comment & OpinionGino's Italian Escape: D'Acampo makes welcome return to roots
Each episode sees D’Acampo explore one of seven Italian regions famed for their hidden cultural and culinary gems
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Comment & OpinionAmazon's Fresh idea, Work together on waste
Pension scheme deficits remain a sensitive topic in the sector
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Comment & OpinionAmazon’s c-store may be a novelty, but it shows its obsession with grocery
Jaws hit the floor this morning when the Wall Street Journal claimed Amazon is planning to open real-life grocery stores
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Comment & OpinionDon't have a horrible Halloween, get a good start to Q3
The ghosts of any lingering Q3 memories are vanishing as the final quarter of the year enters full swing
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Comment & OpinionUK faces a labour challenge for 'British jobs'
Theresa May has started to put some flesh on the bones on the deservedly much-maligned phrase ‘Brexit means Brexit’
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Comment & OpinionTic Tac ticked off by Trump
Last week’s ‘revelations’ about Donald Trump’s sexist antics lost him points with voters