All The Grocer articles in 12 October 2013
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News
Tesco delists 70 Princes products in mystery dispute
A major trade dispute has broken out between Tesco and Princes, resulting in the UK’s biggest retailer delisting more th…
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News
Anuga digest
Upmarket German confectionery company Beauty Sweeties has extended its posh ‘lifestyle candy’…
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Category Report
Focus on Alcohol
After years of pile ‘em high sell ‘em cheap thinking in the beer aisle, something had to give. And this year it’s given…
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PepsiCo Europe sales rise 3% in third quarter
PepsiCo has reported a 3% increase in like-for-like European sales in the third quarter.
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Danone puts cost of Fonterra whey recall at €350m
Danone is on course to lose €350m in sales as a result of the Fonterra whey recall in August, the French yoghurt giant has revealed in its latest results.
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Pasture Promise grass-fed dairy logo added to first products
The first products bearing a new pasture-fed dairy logo have gone on sale…
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Diageo gives Johnnie Walker makeover in bid to make whisky trendy
Diageo is giving Johnnie Walker Red Label whisky a new look backed by a £7.2m marketing push…
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ASA slaps down Flora Proactiv ads over health claims breaches
Two TV ads for Flora Proactiv have been banned by the Advertising Standards Agency for breaching EU health claims rules.
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First Milk proposes to close Maelor site after losing Asda cheese contract
First Milk’s cheese packing facility at Maelor in Wales faces being shut down because the co-op has lost a major own-label Cheddar contract with Asda to Arla.
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Asda online wine shop to offer 500 lines
Asda is launching an online Wine Shop that will offer consumers more than 500 lines.
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Fenland celery gains PGI status from the EU
Fenland celery today joined the ranks of Champagne, Stilton and Cornish pasties in gaining protected food status from the EU.
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Goats cheese supply slump set to hit Christmas period
Just ahead of the crucial Christmas season, UK retailers are facing the prospect of being left short of goats cheese…
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Comment & Opinion
Another direction emerges in the food world
People smile at the tale of The Emperor’s New Clothes. But something like it is going on in the food world…
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Comment & Opinion
Marketing for society and profit
“We were hearing that Tesco has got to put in more [to society] because people think all we do is take out.”…
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Comment & Opinion
Lessons in licensing for retailers and suppliers
Licensing is an intriguing industry. Everywhere you look there are successful examples of its work…
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News
Beccles store increases sales by 6.5% at Roys of Wroxham
Roys of Wroxham has posted a hike in sales after opening a new store…
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Londis completes centralisation of frozen range
Londis has finished centralising its frozen range, the final part of its three-phase strategy to make itself more of a…
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Retailers prepare for 3.2% business rates hike
Retailers will be hit by an increase in business rates of hundreds of millions of pounds in 2014.
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Costco seeks UK forecourt locations to add to Liverpool site
Costco is eyeing locations across the UK with a view to opening more petrol forecourts…
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Peter Kendall to step down as NFU president
Peter Kendall is to step down as president of the National Farmers Union in February, after eight years in the role.