All The Grocer articles in 12 November 2016
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Analysis & Features
Asda is buying into free-range milk, but will consumers?
The willingness of supermarkets to sell free-range milk in volume demonstrates how far the dairy sector has come in the past couple of years, so is it a fad or will it become the norm? Time will tell
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News
Study shows huge variations in amount of sugar in soft drinks
The Action on Sugar study, published in the BMJ Open, calls for government to take additional measures
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News
Supermarkets start pre-Christmas petrol price war
Cuts of up to 3p per litre announced by all of the big four
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Comment & Opinion
Suppliers should note history when chasing cost recovery
Hiking prices and expecting promotions to drive volumes is not the future, it is the past
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Analysis & Features
How suppliers are protecting the Arctic from trawler damage
Named after the Old Norse for ‘cold coast’, the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard is located in the Barents Sea
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Category Report
Cod almighty! Fish & seafood category report 2016
Frozen fish is finally back in growth, driven by Britain’s growing appetite for cod and backed by a haul of premium innovations
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Comment & Opinion
Personal branding is a necessity in the digital age
It was recently announced that Admiral Insurance was going to analyse users’ profiles on Facebook to set insurance prices
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Comment & Opinion
The fundamental taste profiles behind great brands are at risk
We all make mistakes under pressure. Like when you are asked to price engineer a product
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News
Quorn adds Crispbakes duo to meat alternatives lineup
The products went on sale nationally this week
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Analysis & Features
Waitrose Alphonso Mango, Chilli & Pineapple Dressing
Sales of chilli sauces were up 6.7% this year as consumers, inspired by world cuisine, craved a fiery kick
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Analysis & Features
University challenge: symbol groups study the student market
Fingers on buzzers please: how can symbol groups make big bucks from university students?
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Comment & Opinion
King of Kebabs: London outlet is more than 'booze food'
It’s the last stop on a big night out. Where else but the local kebab shop?
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News
Somersby & Carling British Cider lose supermarket listings
By the end of September Somersby and Carling British Cider had disappeared from the major supermarkets’ shelves
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News
M&S to cut its cloth, with food to make up half its offer
What do experts and suppliers think of M&S CEO Steve Rowe’s bold turnaround plan?
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News
Branded chilled fish sales dive as mults switch to own label
Sales of branded chilled fish plummeted 25.5% to just £91.0m on volumes down 30.0% last year
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News
Six craft beers join Twickenham Fine Ales range
The newcomer will be launched under the new moniker Old Hands
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News
Bidvest Foodservice CEO Andrew Selley is new FWD chairman
Selley will be the first chairman to come from a foodservice distributor
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News
Kellogg's progress in reducing waste
The Waste Not Want Not campaign resonates so well with our own Breakfasts for Better Days initiative