All The Grocer articles in 16 May 2009 – Page 3
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Stark Naked pesto goes into pouches
British pesto maker Stark Naked has ditched its old packaging for a new four-portion freezable format. The premium brand, which previously used 150g trays, said the new format would allow consumers to freeze and scoop the pesto when needed,...
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The rise of value own label: here today gone tomorrow?
After the recession, will budget own-label lines remain in the limelight? Nick Hughes reports from The Grocer's Own-Label Excellence Seminar
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Heroes of own label
Own label is flourishing in the downturn. Nicolette Allen hails the winners of The Grocer's Own-Label Excellence Awards
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Comment & OpinionSecond Opinion: Sustainability needs one vision
A single strategy on sustainable food should replace differing initiatives, says Tim Lang
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Parripak puts the variety in veg
Tempted to focus on core lines and shelve diversification plans? Don't. Diversifiation is the secret of success in a recession, Parripak MD Gavin McNally tells Michael Barker
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Tesco in row over conditions for SA fruit pickers
Tesco has come under attack from anti-poverty campaigners amid accusations the supermarket broke a promise to improve the pay and working conditions of South African fruit pickers, according to a report in The Guardian.
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NewsAsda chief Bond attacks ‘Big Mother’ culture
Asda chief executive Andy Bond will this week attack efforts to restrict the consumption of alcohol and unhealthy foods as well as the use of carrier bags in a speech to the British Retail Consortium.
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NewsM&S confirms dividend cut after 40% profits crash
Marks & Spencer has reported an expected 39.9% slump in full-year pre-tax profits and slashed its dividend by a third, amid what the retailer called a “very challenging economic environment”.
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NewsMakro pulls kangaroo meat from sale
Makro has pledged to stop selling kangaroo meat after animal welfare campaigners threatened to boycott the cash & carry chain.
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Tesco bosses besieged in Irish farmers' potato protest
A group of Irish farmers stormed a meeting of Tesco’s top managers yesterday to demand the retailer stops selling British potatoes at its Irish stores.
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NewsMD Blood quits Scottish & Newcastle
Jeremy Blood has quit as managing director of Scottish & Newcastle UK with immediate effect.
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NewsSainsbury’s hands Unipart non-food logistics deal
Sainsbury’s has appointed a new logistics company to handle its non-food business.
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Ginsters aiming to revive pork pie sales
Ginsters says its new range of pork pies will breathe life into the declining category.
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