Archive of all supplier articles – Page 195
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Comment & Opinion
Does Coke campaign signal an era of mass personalisation?
You have to be brave to remove the logo from your products on the supermarket shelf…
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NewsCoca-Cola believed to be among suppliers set to adopt hybrid labelling scheme
The government has won the backing of a series of major UK suppliers for its new hybrid front-of-pack labelling system…
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News50 jobs at risk at Bernard Matthews
Turkey giant Bernard Matthews is planning to make around 50 redundancies at its cooked meats division, blaming rising commodity prices and the rough retail environment.
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Comment & Opinion
Joanna Blythman should heed GM feed facts says NFU
Joanna Blythman is wrong to suggest GM technology is being used in food…
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NewsMarks & Spencer reviews suppliers in bid to raise margins
Marks & Spencer is ratcheting up pressure on suppliers by putting contracts under review and going after price cuts…
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NewsLafley appointed president and CEO of P&G
AG (Alan George) Lafley has returned to the helm of Procter & Gamble.
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NewsGovernment researchers find 'little evidence' Responsibility Deal is working
Researchers brought in by the government to study the effectiveness of its Responsibility Deal with the food and drink industry have found there…
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NewsCranswick sales and profits sizzle despite soaring pig prices
Premium pork specialist Cranswick has announced a 7% rise in sales and 8% rise in profits, despite record pig and feed prices.
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Category ReportThe Big Spenders...
Head of insight at Ebiquity Matthew Carlton delivers his verdict on who spent big in 2012, and why
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Category ReportTV advertising highlights of 2012 - sexist accusations, Olympic stars and Tesco Furby
Morrisons and Asda’s Christmas ads were attacked for being sexist in 2012. The ASA’s verdict? Not guilty. But it was too late
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Category ReportCelebrity endorsement shake-ups - who’s in, who’s out, who’s good and who’s bad?
Ennis promoting Powerade has done wonders for her bank balance. Her double gold-winning efforts will have gone down especially well with Powerade…
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NewsSainsbury's Red Label tea sales fall despite new suppliers
A change of supplier has failed to stop sales of Sainsbury’s 110-year-old Red Label tea brand from falling…
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Analysis & FeaturesBiggest grocery advertisers' 'second screen' revolution
Soaring spend on digital threatens TV ads. But savvy brands are realising the power of multi-channel interactivity…
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NewsPoppadom production 'blip' causes shortages in supermarkets
Sharwood’s and Patak’s have struggled to supply the Indian snacks to the likes of Waitrose and Tesco…
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NewsNew Iglo Group CEO vows to accelerate growth
New Iglo Group CEO Elio Leoni Sceti has vowed to make innovation a key focus as he seeks to accelerate growth.
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NewsCoca-Cola’s secret recipe leaked – yet again
Alarm bells must have been ringing at Coca-Cola Towers this week – with not one but two alleged leaks of the fizzy stuff’s famous secret recipe.
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Comment & OpinionWhy fmcg brands should go to festivals
Over the past decade, festivals have become a core part of our cultural currency…
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Analysis & FeaturesX-for-y promo in favour again as brands move away from 'save'
When it comes to choice of promotional mechanic, the x-for-y deal has the X-factor right now…
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NewsTesco tells suppliers: 'we've been too tough'
Tesco has called for a new era of closer co-operation with suppliers after admitting it had been too confrontational…