Archive of all feature synopis – Page 37
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Cakes & Biscuits: October 17
Value and volumes of cakes & biscuits are up. Which sectors are driving this growth? Which are struggling? And, what impact os health having on the category?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Alcoholic Drinks: 10 October
British drinkers’ tastes are evolving fast. As the Red Bull generation grows up, sweeter booze is booming. So who are the winners and losers of this trend?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Confectionery: 3 October
This year’s Focus On: Confectionery will explore the state of the British chocolate and sugar confectionery sectors and the burgeoning ‘healthy’ market, in three distinct articles
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Feature SynopsisDigital Feature: 10 Things You Need To Know About... Bread & Baked Goods
The Grocer’s exciting programme of online features continues in September with analysis of the brean & baked goods market
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Feature SynopsisDigital Feature: 10 Things You Need To Know About... Hot Beverages
The Grocer’s exciting programme of online features continues in September with analysis of the hot beverages market
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Anuga: 26 September
For five days, the world’s leading food fair will be showcasing some of the best international food and drink from around the world
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Sports Nutrition: 26 September
Sales of sports nutrition products in the supermarkets are bulking up. In the past year the combined value of whey protein powders, sports bars, protein drinks and sports supplements have surged.
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Spirits: 19 September
Brits have splashed out an extra £49.1m on spirits in the past year. So, what’s driving this growth? Premiumisation? What about the cheaper end of the market?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Sauces & Condiments: 12 September
A difficult year for sauces & condiments: value has dipped; volumes have inched up, suggesting price is increasingly important.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Dairy Trends: 12 September
The Grocer looks at the ‘mega trends’ shaping dairy in 2015: from sugar reduction to protein, snacking and fermentation.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Milk Drinks: 12 September
Growth in milk drinks is slowing. In the past year value has climbed by but volumes dipped.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Continental Cheeses: 12 September
The UK continental cheese market is in good shape, with value sales and volumes up. What is driving this growth as other dairy markets continue to struggle?
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Yoghurts: 12 September
With sugar and sweeteners under growing scrutiny, we look at what the future holds for the low-fat yoghurt.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Ice Cream: 12 September
A number of smaller suppliers are starting to make real inroads in the UK ice cream market. So, Who are the key emerging players, what are they doing differently from the established brands?
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Dairy Alternatives: 12 September
With dairy alternatives now an established part of the mainstream market and brands showing strong growth, it is becoming increasingly attractive for own label.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Butters, Spreads & Margarine: 12 September
Britain is back in love with butter: sales and volumes are up, with spreadable and the new breed of dairy spreads mixed with butter driving growth.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Milk: 12 September
The supermarket milk price war continues to be the defining story of the liquid milk category. So, what impact have recent price cuts had on sales? And, how are the processors and producers faring?
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Feature SynopsisDairymen Focus On Cheddar: 12 September
Cheddar is a hard market right now. Value has sunk and volumes are down, with brands driving the decline as average prices are eroded by the ongoing competition between the major retailers.
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Feature SynopsisDairymen: 12 September
In this year’s Dairymen, The Grocer will tell the story of dairy through the people that make and shape the industry in 2015.
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Hot Beverages: 5 September
Bog standard tea and coffee won’t cut it anymore. Brits are trading up to premium offerings, such as coffee pods and artisan teas.