All The Grocer articles in 10 October 2015 – Page 2
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Analysis & Features
Amazon for dummies... and a dummy run of its Birmingham trial
Last week, Amazon set grocery pulses racing when it bolted one-hour grocery delivery on to its Prime Now service
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News
'Project reset is working' says Tesco CEO Dave Lewis
Project Reset is working, CEO Dave Lewis this week claimed
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News
City snapshot: Asda profits hold up as it escape huge property writedowns
Asda pushed operating profits up 1.9% to £1.01bn last year as it escaped eye-watering property writedowns
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News
Media Bites 9 October: SABMiller, AB InBev, Tesco, Asda, Coca-Cola
The ongoing tango between SABMiller and AB InBev and the fallout from Tesco’s first-half results continues to dominate the papers
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News
Maxxium reveals strategy to grow Courvoisier brand in UK
Maxxium to target millennials and promote premium variants
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News
Spar to revamp digital strategy with focus on millennials
Spar UK is launching a new digital strategy that will allow retailers to adapt to the needs of their own customers online
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News
Dave Lewis buys Tesco shares after critics question lack of investment
Earlier this week Sky News claimed Tesco has been in secret talks with the SFO about a deal to settle a criminal probe
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Analysis & Features
Asda profits escape property writedown carnage
Asda has pushed profits past £1bn as it managed to avoid the massive one-off costs on writedowns that have blighted rivals
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News
Prices could be right for British bakers
For the nation’s bread bakers, there is good news on two pricing fronts – commodity and retail
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News
Indie Beer Can Festival returns for a second round
The Indie Beer Can Festival - which gives brewers the chance to get their beers canned - will return next May
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News
Brian Mackie takes up First Milk COO role
Dairy co-op First Milk has appointed Brian Mackie as chief operating officer
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Comment & Opinion
The Grocer New Product Awards was a delight!
”Thank you for putting on a fabulous awards ceremony for the New Products Awards last Friday”
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News
Albert Bartlett back in frozen potatoes after five-year gap
Norfolk potato grower Albert Bartlett has made its frozen food comeback
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News
Burton's Fish 'n' Chips gets a festive sharing pack
Burton’s Biscuits has expanded its Daily Fish ‘n’ Chips savoury snacks brand
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Comment & Opinion
The Great British Bake Off: the most emotional finale yet?
Melting crème pâtissière, ‘bun’ puns and the most exclusive English tea party outside of Buckingham Palace
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News
Bakkavor reassures customers after Tesco garlic bread fault
Bakkavor has assured customers it has taken steps to avoid a repeat of the manufacturing fault
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Category Report
Confectionery category report 2015
How has the sector managed to swerve the sugar bullet? What are the big brands doing to drive growth?
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Comment & Opinion
Living wage means rethink of price-marked packs
Nobody is against the principle of paying valued staff more money, provided the business model can sustain it
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News
Asda profits hit £1bn despite shrinking sales
Asda has pushed profits past the £1bn mark - despite sales falling 0.4% to £23.2bn and market share dipping - thanks to its low-cost operating model.
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News
Record UK yields to keep wheat prices low
NFU survey results show a 6% year-on-year hike in yield from 8.6 to 9.1 tonnes a hectare