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NewsFred gets makeover to flag up Homepride
Premier Foods is giving its Homepride cooking sauce range a makeover as part of plans to strengthen the brand…
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NewsFurby overhauled for new generation
Hasbro is backing the return of Furby with a heavyweight marketing push designed to recapture the excitement…
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NewsHunt urged to take the lead on salt reduction
Battle lines were drawn between food companies and the health lobby this week, as new health secretary Jeremy Hunt…
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NewsMost shoppers spurn brand match schemes as gimmicks
Most supermarket shoppers see price guarantees and brand match schemes as cheap gimmicks…
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OFT petrol pricing probe welcomed
Retail associations have welcomed an Office of Fair Trading probe into fuel pricing.
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Sainsbury's recalls two own label lagers
Sainsbury’s is recalling its own label Biere des Moulins and St Cervois Premium lager over fears that some of the bottles may contain pieces of glass.
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Former agriculture minister Paice gets knighthood
Jim Paice MP, who lost his place as food and agriculture minister in this week’s Cabinet reshuffle, is to be given a knighthood.
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NewsMorrisons defends strategy in wake of sales slip
Morrisons is set to step up its convenience store rollout in London and launch a new online wine business
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Cinema advertising boosts Tesco clothing
Tesco has claimed cinema advertising is more effective than TV at making its brands look fashionable.
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Promotional push for Lambrini Cider
Halewood International is kicking off a promotional push for its Lambrini Cider brand this month to maintain momentum in the run up to Christmas.
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NewsThousands of Sainsbury's staff celebrate Paralympics
Some 5,000 Sainsbury’s staff descended on the Olympic Park this week to celebrate the supermarket chain’s sponsorship of the Paralympics.
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NewsCostcutter boss Ivel replaced by former Starbucks man
Former Starbucks and Clinton Cards boss Darcy Willson-Rymer is to replace Nick Ivel as chief executive of Costcutter.
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NewsMorrisons stripped of ‘Good Egg’ welfare award
Morrisons has defended its egg sourcing policy after being stripped of a welfare award by Compassion in World Farming.
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NewsEcover forms green cleaning global player with Method
Ecover has acquired San Francisco-based eco-friendly cleaning brand Method.
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NewsTesco Lotus cashes in on five more Thai stores
Tesco yesterday said it was adding five more stores to the property investment programme involving its stores in Thailand.
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NewsStore closures soar in bleak ‘new reality’
UK town centres saw 10,000 shops close down in 2010 and 2011 – while just 15,000 closed between 2000 and 2009.
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NewsFyffes profits surge in first half
Fyffes has unveiled bumper growth in sales and profits for the first half of the year. The fruit supplier said pre-tax profits…
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News‘Historic’ agreement on voluntary dairy code
Dairy UK and the NFU have announced what they called a “landmark” agreement on the long-awaited voluntary code of practice.
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NewsJudy Halewood to abseil down the Shard for charity
The chairwoman of Crabbie’s parent company will today abseil down Europe’s tallest building. Judy Halewood, chair of…
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NewsHogbites crackling rind to be sourced from UK pork
British Hogbites crackling will now use pork rind from UK farms. The Jerky Group-owned brand, which launched in March…