All The Grocer articles in 05 November 2016
Previous issues.
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Comment & Opinion
Why are we snapping and sharing pictures of our food?
Would we really take so many pictures on our flashy smartphones if our food was as brown and beige as in yesteryear?
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Grocer 33
Morrisons Grange Road, Cwmbran: Grocer 33 store of the week
It’s been really good this year – Morrisons did a great job with its seasonal aisles
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News
Errington Cheese launches legal challenge over FSS sale ban
The cheese maker implicated in the Scottish e.coli outbreak has launched legal proceedings against Food Standards Scotland
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Analysis & Features
Who were the winners in the last BBC Great British Bake Off?
The popularity of the programme was undeniably good news for the home baking category, which has actually been declining
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News
KFF launches Excellence Collection of fancy foodservice lines
The range includes premium British products as well as artisan lines from around the world
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News
ASA labelled 'toothless' after dropping Kellogg's ad probe
The Kellogg’s Great Starts Olympic ad attracted a complaint to the ASA last month
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News
Olive oil taps tech to tackle the fraudsters
Olive oil fraud is estimated by investigators and industry analysts to cost producers as much as $16bn a year
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News
Aldi makes debut in dine in for two battle
Aldi looks set to open another front in the price war by moving into the dine in for two market
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News
What's the secret behind Cadbury's Dark Milk trademark?
Will Mondelez use Dairy Milk brand to tap artisanal trend for darker chocolate bars?
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Analysis & Features
Ethics enter the picture as consumers turn snap happy
Awareness of food issues has been boosted in the smartphone era
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News
Media Bites 4 November: Morrisons, Tate & Lyle, Marks & Spencer
Amid all the excitement over the High Court ruling that the triggering of Article 50 must be debated by Parliament, the papers still find room to take a look at Morrisons’ positive third quarter results.
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News
City snapshot: Kraft Heinz sales decline as consumers search for healthier food
Sales have continued to decline at Kraft Heinz as the newly merged giant struggled against currency headwinds in Europe and shifting consumers tastes.
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Category Report
How to feed a hungry mob? Pasta Category Report 2016
With pasta, of course! Sales are booming, but Brits are turning away from jarred pasta sauces and cooking their own
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News
Müller to close Chadwell Heath under plant upgrade strategy
The dairy giant plans £100m-plus modernisation of Milk & Ingredients and Yogurt & Desserts businesses
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Comment & Opinion
Sweeteners are the elephant in the room in PHE sugar reduction talks
There is far too little clarity on what role sweeteners should play in sugar reduction
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Analysis & Features
How Fairtrade investment is bearing fruit in Ghana
The world’s first Fairtrade banana plantation in Ghana is a flourishing example to other certification schemes
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Comment & Opinion
Dispatches dismisses personal and parental responsibility
Newsflash! Cerebral TV chef Jamie Oliver has declared crisps and fizzy drink a bigger threat to our future than Isis
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Analysis & Features
Mackerel prices up 60% as global demand soars
A sharp increase in quayside prices is threatening to push up the cost of canned and smoked mackerel
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Comment & Opinion
David Shapley: a good friend to the fresh produce industry
Sir, I was extremely saddened by the news that David Shapley had passed away a few days ago
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Analysis & Features
How robots will affect the future of food manufacturing
Robots are getting smarter on the factory floor. But will they really replace the creative types as well?