All Daily Bread articles – Page 99
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Comment & OpinionIceland boldly puts up the price of milk – but will others follow?
We’re used to seeing milk prices being cut, so Iceland’s move to increase the price of its four-pinters from 89p back up to £1 is eye-catching
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Comment & OpinionIndulgent NPD is alive and well at Anuga – even the bread rolls have chocolate noses
Last weekend, more than 160,000 visitors from across the globe packed their bags and headed to Cologne in Germany…
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Comment & Opinion‘Made with British Lion eggs’ could be a win for consumers, suppliers and retailers
News, broken this week, by The Grocer that the British Egg Industry Council had lodged a trademark application for…
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NewsLicensed to make a killing: serious business at BLE
At a global level, licensed merchandise and services were worth $241.5bn (£160bn) and generated $13.4bn in royalty revenue
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Comment & OpinionTesco’s Brand Guarantee extends shelf-life of price-matching
It does seem that rumours of the death of price-matching may have been somewhat exaggerated
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NewsPrices could be right for British bakers
For the nation’s bread bakers, there is good news on two pricing fronts – commodity and retail
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Comment & OpinionDave Lewis uses IGD Debate to denounce predecessors’ “naked pursuit of profit”
This was supposed to be the moment the world delivered its verdict on Tesco boss Dave Lewis after his first tumultuous year at the helm
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NewsIGD debate highlights the obesity elephant
The Healthy Eating strategy may be rather unspectacularly titled, but it’s grandiose in aims
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Comment & OpinionDoes Morrisons’ move show price-matching schemes are past their sell-by date?
Morrisons insists it was comfortable with the cost and claims that customers simply didn’t understand the concept
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Comment & OpinionA pint for the lady: why booze marketing should stop stereotyping
The belief that what we drink is linked to our gender is a product of some very outdated marketing
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Analysis & FeaturesSainsbury’s surprise signals substance to big four’s ‘green shoots’
The JS news sparked a frenzy of activity from analysts
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Comment & OpinionLabour conference food debate offers reassuring words – but few clues on policy
It is vital Labour puts forward a strong, effective opposition that is capable of challenging government policy
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Comment & OpinionOnline plans and dip in profits show Aldi is serious about investing in the future
Far from celebrating the dip in profits, rivals will know Aldi is playing the long game
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Comment & OpinionAs the MAP Awards approach, check out The Grocer team’s favourite ads
Tomorrow is a red-letter day for fmcg marketing. For at 4pm (Friday 25 September), we will reveal the winners
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Comment & OpinionMatthew McConaughey, sandals and other reasons to be chia-full
Supermarkets are clambering over each other like triathletes in a pond to cater for a new breed of weekend warrior
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Comment & OpinionEating dangerously: why we should never be complacent about food
You’d be forgiven for thinking it was a bad week for safe eating
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Comment & OpinionParents’ loss from Osborne spending review may be lunchbox brands’ gain
Brands have to be savvy about what they are pitching to the lunchbox market and how
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Comment & OpinionRevealed: what your cuppa says about you
One fifth of Scots take milk with no sugar, compared with 42% of people from Yorkshire
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Analysis & FeaturesAB InBev takeover bid for SAB Miller has a long way to go before it becomes reality
Tthe progress of merging the world’s two largest beer producers will be an elongated affair
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Comment & OpinionRevealed: The booziest Bond and what it means for the spirits market
A partnership with 007 can pay big for brands