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Analysis & Features
Pampers fights like with like in Aldi nappy war ads
And P&G insists attack on customer’s nappies is nothing unusual
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Will the Co-op's relaunch pay dividends?
The mutual plans to attract more members with its retro look and renewed focus on giving back to customers
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Interviews
Big Interview: Douglas Lamont, Innocent Drinks
Does the chief executive still think Innocent is the game-changing startup he fell in love with?
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Analysis & Features
Asda Free From Porridge Variety Pack: Acid Test
Research recently found some ranges of own-label free-from products can be up to seven times higher in fat
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Sports and sponsorship: everyone's a winner!
Fmcg brands gain massive exposure from big sporting events. But could hurdles lie in the way?
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10 Things You Need To Know About… Franchise & Fascia Groups
Which symbol group is the most convenient, offers the best value for money, availability and customer service? We find out as we draw back the shutters on franchise & fascia groups…
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Revealed: what Britain really thinks about symbol groups
We’ve polled 2,000 people to find out what Brits really think about symbol groups. So who gets top marks for convenience, value and quality?
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Carnival fever: how can c-stores do Rio?
Rio 2016 is fast approaching. So, what can c-stores do to tap into carnival fever?
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Charity begins in-store: raising funds (and your profile)
Raising funds for local projects is a great way for c-stores to engage with the communities they are the heart of. We find out how three retailers are raising funds and their profiles…
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Ask the expert: how can indie c-stores foster loyalty?
With the mults making changes to their loyalty card schemes, IT specialist Wincor Nixdorf explores what the best options are for c-stores
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Guy Warner puts local produce at heart of sixth Cotswold store
Last month, high-profile retailer Guy Warner opened his sixth store in the idyllic Cotswolds. The Grocer gets the lowdown…
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Added value: icy blue drinks can really rake in the green
From ice cream machines to slushy drinks, here’s our top three bits of money-making kit every retailer should consider
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C-store retailer: Happy staff equals happy customers
Communicating with your workforce and taking time to recruit the right people is vital in creating a happy workforce, says convenience retailer Patrick Sewell
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Social butterflies: how to engage online to drive sales
Social media is a low-cost, fast way to engage with communities. So how are c-stores using it to drive customers through the door?
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Analysis & Features
Costcutter reports sales decline but profitability in sight
Sales of Costcutter’s Independent own-label products were up 30%
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Analysis & Features
Waste Not Want Not: major new campaign to fight food waste
The Grocer launches a major campaign to tackle food waste
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How France is leading the way on food waste
France hit the headlines when it forced supermarkets to stop binning edible food
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Waste Not Want Not food waste campaign: The industry pledges its support
The Grocer has launched a major campaign on food waste. Here’s how it’s been received so far
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BBC web recipe cull clears the kitchen tops for rivals
There’s more to the opportunity than just filling the gap
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Why The Grocer is launching its Waste Not Want Not campaign
The fact is the industry still either throws away or incinerates 1.9 million tonnes of food and drink waste