All The Grocer articles in 15 October 2005 – Page 3
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Coke’s new footie plans
Coca-Cola unveiled a number new concepts inspired by its status as official partner of the FIFA 2006 World Cup, including a new can format. The cans, out next spring in Germany, contain 330ml but are taller than usual and each features a...
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Relief for the common cold
They say there are two things in life which are inevitable – death and taxes. To which, at this time of year, you can usually add the common cold. So the question is: where to go to find relief? There are a surprising range of cold medications...
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Consumer Insight
How potatoes are preparednPotatoes were consumed on 10.5 billion occasions in the past year, down by 1.5% compared with the previous yearnOver 45s account for 43.3% of all potato...
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London worst for retail crime
Retailers in Wales and the south west of England suffer the least retail crime in the UK, according to the British Retail Consortium’s first-ever regional breakdown of crime figures, collated in conjunction with recovery company Retail Loss...
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No smoke with crime
Sonya Hook asked local retailers how badly they were affected by break-ins to their storesThe British Retail Consortium’s annual crime survey will be published next week looking at the incidence and type of crime suffered by...
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DJs tuck in to turkey
Quality British Turkey will launch its Christmas campaign on December 1 by serving Christmas dinner to three national BBC radio presenters while they are on air.It is hoped that the stunt involving Terry Wogan, Sarah Kennedy and Chris Moyles...
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Glenn stepping down as PepsiCo UK’s president
Martin Glenn is stepping down from his position as president of PepsiCo UK & Ireland.PepsiCo said Glenn was leaving to pursue other career opportunities in the UK and had declined offers of senior PepsiCo positions outside the UK.He...
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Wine surplus holds prices down
A surplus of wine may be good for consumers in that it helps keep prices low, but it exerts a lot of pressure on producers in certain areas. The drive to shed surplus hots up at ChristmasA wine glut may be good news for consumers this...
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Free-range egg sales rising fast
Value sales of free-range eggs have drawn level with those for intensively produced eggs for the first time, new figures show.Free-range eggs command a 44% share of the £508m-a-year retail egg market [TNS 52 w/e August 15, 2005], on a par with...
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The Saturday Essay
>>Suppliers must work harder on availability, says Richard Brittle, purchasing director, Hancocks Cash and CarryI am a very frustrated buyer and I am quite sure that I am not alone. Here at Hancocks Cash and Carry we have five...
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Are they falling out of love with Tesco?
The national media backlash against Tesco may be gathering pace, but that doesn’t mean shoppers are falling out of love with it. Or does it, asks Liz HamsonThere’s a thin line between love and hate and, as far as consumer attitudes...
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Princes’ Quick way to fill gap
Princes is making its first entry into ready meals with an ambient product it claims rivals the taste and quality of fresh alternatives.Quick Eat! is a long-life ambient pot range of light meals including a mix of protein and carbohydrate in a...
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Premium is flavour of the year
Ales, speciality beers, regional and global brews all form part of a rash of activity in premium bottled beersPremium bottled beer seems to be flavour of the year with constant activity on-shelf that incorporates ales, speciality...
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Foreign Focus
>>What’s new overseas?Product:Alessi FreshSurferCompany:HenkelCountry:Germany & AustriaHousehold cleaning products used to live a very functional life, hidden under the sink or in a bathroom...
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Kinnerton gives it some stick
Kinnerton is launching a chocolate product that takes its inspiration from ice cream.Lolly Truffle is a three-strong range of biscuit and chocolate confections shaped like ice creams and with their own stick. Aimed at women, they are designed...
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’Tis the season to be jolly
Christmas is a time for celebration – and it’s the biggest sales period of the year for suppliers and retailers. Sonya Hook and Claire Hu reportChristmas is the season to be jolly, especially in the drinks business. The annual war of...
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Tell it like it is, Sir Ken
Morrisons is set to come under fresh pressure from investors on Thursday (October 20) when it is expected to finally reveal the true cost of taking over Safeway.The retailer is due to announce its interims for the six months to July 24...
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The RFID tag ‘will be king’
The number of RFID tags used by EU retailers is set to rocket to 400 billion in the next 10 years, despite some users still reporting inadequate read rates. At the CIES Food Business Forum supply chain conference, Delhaize said it was only...
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Organic to Port at M&S
Marks & Spencer plans to bring out an organic Port this month, and said it expected good sales for the category this Christmas.The organic Reserve Port, costing £9.99, has been made from 100% organic grapes.The launch follows an award...
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Masterfoods’ pet project
Masterfoods is ensuring that cats and dogs don’t get left out of the present stakes this Christmas with an improved festive range of snacks.Whiskas Tub, including Temptations, Crunch and Kitbits, joins the range for cats while Pedigree has...
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