All articles by James Halliwell – Page 13
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Analysis & FeaturesWays for retailers to keep up with the digital revolution
January in New York means one thing for retail: NRF, aka ‘Retail’s BIG Show’
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NewsOracle makes grocery debut with 'tough' PoS
Software giant Oracle has made its first move into in-store retail hardware
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InterviewsTetra Pak's Stefan Fageräng takes aim at the UK
Tetra Pak is under-represented in the UK, believes its MD for North West Europe
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Comment & OpinionLose Weight Well: ironically titled show about diet madness
Because normal dieting is boring and makes you want to eat cake, insane diets have always been popular
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NewsKwik Save founder Albert Gubay dies aged 87
Gubay made headlines in 2010 when he used 98% of his fortune to set up a charitable foundation…
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NewsPoundland shares plunge to record lows
Poundland shares have plunged to an all-time low as it warned profits for the year would be at the low end of expectations.
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NewsInnocent kicks off 2016 with two promotions
Graeme Farrington promoted to head of sales, Jo Lane to head of market, strategy and planning for UK & Ireland
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Comment & OpinionA special cheeseburger and other predictions for 2016
Our first issue of the year contains 10 predictions for 2016 and it’s a real mixed bunch
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Analysis & FeaturesPricier packs drive value in babyfood
It’s been another challenging year for the ever-controversial babyfood category
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NewsAldi set for big Christmas as third of Brits plan to visit
And 8% of UK shoppers plan to do their main Christmas shop at the discounter
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Comment & OpinionBack in Time for Christmas: from rationing to chocolate cigs
“You get presents, what’s not to like?” said the son of the family tasked with enjoying Christmas over the decades
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Analysis & FeaturesStory of the year: Tesco
If 2014 was the year Tesco’s secrets spilled out soap opera style, 2015 was when CEO Dave Lewis faced the music
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Analysis & FeaturesReset of the year: Lidl
He’d be the first to tell you there is more to come, but 2015 was a huge year for Lidl and Ronny Gottschlich
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Analysis & FeaturesTop advertising campaigns of 2015
Christmas might be the crescendo, but the advertising battle is fought all year round
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Analysis & FeaturesReformulation of the year: Cadbury
When Kraft bought Cadbury in 2012, chocolate fans feared the worst…
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Analysis & FeaturesSport brands beef up on protein boom
What’s big, bulging and increasingly in your face?
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Comment & OpinionThe potato-shaped peril lurking in Christmas price wars
What’s a massive discount when Christmas itself is at stake?
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Analysis & FeaturesDid COP21 seize last chance to halt climate change?
Your digestible guide to the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference
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NewsDavid Glennan joins British crisp maker Corkers as its new MD
Glennan previously founded Glennans, which became the largest manufacturer of vegetable crisps in Europe
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Analysis & FeaturesGrocery charities just keep on giving
Despite the huge sums raised, grocery charities don’t get the credit they deserve