Archive of all supplier articles – Page 194
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Tesco complains about 'avoidable damage' of late deliveries
Tesco has accused its suppliers of costing it millions in lost sales after imposing a new system of fines to tackle availability problems.
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NewsGenius makes European debut with Carrefour
Gluten-free bakery brand Genius is making its first move into Europe through a tie-up with supermarket chain Carrefour.
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NewsKellogg’s in surprise swoop for Pringles after death of Diamond deal
Cereal giant Kellogg Company has announced it is to buy P&G snack brand Pringles.
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InterviewsFirst Milk's got talent
Since taking over as First Milk CEO, Kate Allum has turned it into an integrated, international concern. And despite high-profile export deals, she’s content for the company to grow steadily.
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EU restrictions put an end to weekend work at Tate & Lyle refinery
Tate & Lyle Sugars has been forced to lay off 30 members of staff and stop weekend production at its London refinery because of EU import restrictions.
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Analysis & FeaturesA cereal brand in Rude Health
The breakfast cereal category may be enduring its biggest slump for 100 years, but at least one innovative company is bucking the trend.
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Dorset hopes to bowl over Oscar nominees
George Clooney and Meryl Streep could be tucking into a bowl of Dorset Cereals muesli on the morning after the Oscars ceremony.
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L'Estrange tasked with boosting Zetar snacks
Zetar has recruited Jamie L’Estrange from Hallmark as sales director of the group’s natural snacks division.
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Reckitt and household the week's big winners
The biggest stock market winners in grocery this week were to be found in the household product aisles.
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NewsBurton's culls 14% of lines to 'reduce complexity and costs'
Burton’s Biscuit Company slashed 14% of its SKUs last year to reduce costs and focus on best-selling lines, The Grocer can reveal.
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First Milk plans £10m spend on Welsh plant
First Milk is planning to invest £10m in the development of a new cheese cutting and packaging facility at its site in Maelor in Wales, The Grocer can reveal.
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Web watchers declare war on online junk food ads
Health campaigners have launched a co-ordinated bid to force companies to take down online advertising they believe is promoting junk food to youngsters.
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NewsKapoor unveils masterplan to shake up Reckitt
Reckitt Benckiser has vowed to spend an additional £100m a year on advertising its key brands as part of a revamped strategy to improve performance.
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NewsSalad days for Natures Way as new plant boosts capacity
Natures Way Foods has officially opened its new £15m prepared fruit and salad plant in a bid to treble capacity.
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NewsMaximuscle beefs up GSK performance but OTC catches a cold
Lucozade maker GlaxoSmithKline has reported sales growth of 5% across its consumer healthcare business for 2011.
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InterviewsGreater Sporting Knowhow
Peter Harding has a secret weapon. The UK boss of GlaxoSmithKline tells us how he’s warming up for a “year of sport”.
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Thanet Earth gets student to help with NPD
Thanet Earth has teamed up with Hadlow College to offer a sponsored student fellowship in a bid to boost its tomato NPD.
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Warburtons to kick off big push without Hayes
Warburtons marketing director Richard Hayes has left just days before the family-run baker embarks on its biggest-ever marketing push.
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NewsRustlers owner Kepak ends burger battle by Feasting on key rival
The Irish owner of the Rustlers convenience burger brand has bought rival brand Feasters, The Grocer can reveal.
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Can Symington's pasta baked in a box win over the younger consumer?
Symington’s is hoping to attract younger shoppers to the savoury dried pasta market with a new Bake in a Box format.