All comment & opinion articles – Page 368
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Comment & OpinionPlant-based food is entering mainstream in grocery
This year is set to be the year when big retailers start to covet the plant-based consumer…
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Comment & OpinionTitania feels down... but not enough to try Nicki Minaj's wine
OMG. Miranda, my BBFITFOA (bestest best friend in the face of adversity, if you need to get down with the kids)…
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Comment & OpinionJamie and Jimmy's food waste fight: a bit late, but hats off
Jamie Oliver loves a campaign. He’s taken on the might of Michael Gove, put troubled teens to work in his restaurants…
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Comment & OpinionThe neuroscience of communication: how are you perceived?
I’m often intrigued as to why we naturally click with some people, and yet with others we just don’t see eye to eye…
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Comment & OpinionTesco's major reset will have a huge impact on the market
With the festive five, Tesco started on a journey to prove less is more…
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Comment & OpinionWinter weather means soup-ercharged sales for those who can meet demand
Research suggests that, while heavy snow can mean difficulties for many retailers, for certain sectors the cold is a positive boon
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Comment & OpinionIs this the end of Tesco's store closures?
What Goldman Sachs called “capacity exit” has come to pass, but the question remains, has Tesco done enough?
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Comment & OpinionCarbon emissions: We've exceeded our own expectations of what was possible
The interim Director General of the FDF speaks out about FDF member success in cutting carbon emissions
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Comment & OpinionThe 100 day war
With 100 days to go before the General Election, Labour leader Ed Miliband stepped up his campaign to be the next prime minister
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Comment & OpinionHow To Hire: Be smart and keep sight of the bigger picture
On the first week back in January, post-festive guilt saw the company kitchen engulfed in a sea of green…
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Comment & OpinionResponsible alcohol retailing: voluntary action is better
Tesco’s licensing manager speaks out on the retailer’s responsibility to the customer and how they’re leading the charge
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Comment & OpinionJudge Bread: is Sylvester Stallone the right choice for Warburtons?
We take a look at other unlikely marketing hook-ups and their mixed results
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Comment & Opinion'Teenage' brands have problems growing up but have potential
As Paul Trip, MD of Soreen, so eloquently pointed out last week, some brands just have problems growing up…
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Panorama fails to challenge Terry Leahy on Tesco's arrogance
Sir Terry Leahy’s appearance on Panorama was always going to be one to watch…
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Comment & OpinionIt could be worse: recycling in PR and the Creme Egg cock-up
You don’t hear greenwash mentioned much any more because, I think, everyone is at it…
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Comment & OpinionPlain tobacco packaging: retailers' voices are getting lost
There’s clearly no love lost between the health lobby and campaigners against the introduction of plain packaging for toba…
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Comment & OpinionTacon with Teeth: will fines give Adjudicator power at last?
Will the Adjudicator’s newly won power to fine supermarkets really stop market abuse?
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Comment & OpinionReasoned debate over plain tobacco packaging goes up in smoke
Neither side seems prepared to engage in an evidence-based debate
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's public milk attack threatens to open Pandora's Box
Making consumers more aware of the plight of dairy farmers could change the game for everyone
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Comment & OpinionPalm oil an example of difficulties of marrying sustainability with needs of developing countries
Much work remains if we are to perfect the supply chain of products from developing world