Archive of all events and awards articles – Page 14
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Events & AwardsWatch the highlights from the Grocer Gold Awards 2015
Winners, glitz, glamour, the Grocer Gold Awards 2015
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Events & AwardsGrocer of the Year: Lidl
In 2014 Lidl smashed through the £4bn sales barrier for the first time
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Events & AwardsG33 price of the year: Asda
Asda has scooped the Grocer Gold for Britain’s cheapest supermarket for the 18th year in a row
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Events & AwardsDrinks Brand of the Year: Pepsi Max
Cola is caught between the sugar maelstrom on the one side and the frenzy over artificial anything on the other…
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Events & AwardsExporter of the Year: Joe & Seph's Gourmet Popcorn
Joe & Seph’s gourmet brand has used wacky flavours, natural ingredients, and unashamedly British branding…
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Events & AwardsOnline Supermarket of the Year: Ocado
The world’s largest online-only supermarket was the clear winner of this award in 2015…
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Events & AwardsBrand of the Year: Ferrero Kinder Kids
Selling chocolate to kids – and with a free gift – might seem child’s play but it takes first-rate market knowledge…
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Events & AwardsSME Brand of the Year: Trewithen Dairy
This family-run business grew retail value sales by almost a third…
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Events & AwardsSME drink brand of the year: BrewDog
“We’re going to be the downfall of Western civilisation,” joked BrewDog’s Martin Dickie…
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Events & AwardsGrocer Gold Awards 2015: Wholesaler of the year
Booker’s continued success has resulted from constantly seeking to improve…
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Events & AwardsIndependent Retail Chain of the Year: Booths
As a family-owned and operated retailer, Booths has recorded 160 years of unbroken profits
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Events & AwardsG33 store manager of the year: Richard Perry, Sainsbury's
“I am so proud – 30 years in retail and this is the highlight of my career”…
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Events & AwardsOwn label supplier of the year: Bakkavor
Bakkavor finished way ahead of the competition in the own-label chilled category
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Events & AwardsGreen initiative of the year: Bernard Matthews
In setting out its ‘Big Green Plan’, Bernard Matthews didn’t shy away from making ambitious targets