Archive of all supplier articles – Page 166
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NewsTulip prepares to close Freshway sandwich business
Less than three years after it entered the UK sandwich market through its deal with Parkam Food Group, Tulip is retreating from the sector again.
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Grocery Brands 2014: The list
It’s a cut-throat time for the UK’s leading brands, with own label fighting hard and volumes over a barrel. So which brands are ship shape? And who’s leaking water?
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Brands 2014: The search for growth
You’ll notice a difference between Britain’s Biggest Brands this year and last: a lot of the brands are appreciably bigger…
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Rankings1. Coca-Cola
Never mind the ads’ dodgy maths (zero plus one will never make 10), Coke Zero has been the hero of the past year…
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Rankings2. Warburtons
To add the best part of £50m to sales in one of the oldest fmcg markets is impressive…
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Rankings3. Walkers
Price increases following the disastrous potato crop of 2012 have flattered Walkers’ performance over the past year…
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Rankings4. Birds Eye
Poor Clarence. After three years, the bear’s been axed to make way for a new campaign…
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Rankings9. Pepsi Cola
There’s nothing like hanging from the roof of a double decker bus to attract attention….
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Rankings10. Andrex
Having seen £15m wiped off value sales and volumes slide 0.9%, it’s been another tough year for Andrex…
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Rankings16. Tropicana
Twelve months ago, Tropicana’s value sales were down 10% as Innocent’s juices took their toll. Now look at it…
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Rankings17. Princes
Despite a trading dispute with Tesco, Princes is king of canned & ambient food…
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Rankings18. Cathedral City
On paper a good year for Britain’s biggest cheese, but the 5% value growth masks a 3.2% dip in volume sales…
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Rankings19. Whiskas
It’s a jungle out there. And the Big Cat Little Cat ads have not helped Whiskas navigate it…
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Grocery Brands: 21-30
Just outside the top 20, we find the likes of Persil, Heinz Beanz, and Innocent…
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Grocery Brands: 31-40
Sitting between 31 and 40 in our countdown of the 100 biggest grocery brands are Wrigley’s Extra, Flora, and Pringles…
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Grocery Brands: 41-50
Heading towards the middle of our list, we turn the spotlight on the likes of Richmond, Volvic and Ribena…