All The Grocer articles in 17 December 2016 – Page 28
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Team GB gold rush and hot weather boost supermarket sales
The hot weather and Great Britain’s success at the Olympics in Rio combined to generate the best supermarket sales growth for nearly three years, according to Nielsen
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No judgement yet in SABMiller takeover court case
SABMiller has announced that the UK High Court case examining its proposal to hold two separate shareholder votes on the AB InBev takeover offer will not be concluded today.
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Thatchers Cider builds on Haze music event with online film
The 30-second commercial is showing now across digital channels
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Comment & Opinion
Reading between the lines of the latest FSA campylobacter report
The FSA says it doesn’t plan to change targets, but industry worries there’s a subtext to its latest research
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McVitie’s gets into Halloween spirit with spooky cakes range
The ‘spook-tacular’ line-up is set to roll out from 5 September
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Sales soar at artisan baker Bread Holdings
The owner of The Bread Factory and GAIL’s Artisan Bakery has seen annual revenues soar by 41.5% as UK consumers’ hunger for artisan bread shows no sign of waning.
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Rude Health adds snacks, cereal and drink to healthier range
The launches follow the brand’s move into children’s cereals in March
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Whitworths boosts baking line-up with Mix ‘n’ Bake range
The two flavours were chosen from a possible four by visitors to the brand’s social media channels
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Lanchester Wines adds glitter to Butterfly Tree labels
Revamped look is a “brand evolution rather than revolution”, says the supplier
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City snapshot: Supermarket deflation eases again
The deflation that has gripped grocery since 2014 has eased for the second consecutive month after the Brexit vote
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Media Bites 22 August: SABMiller, Deflation, M&S, Argos
The High Court will decide today whether the brewing giant SAB Miller can hold two shareholder votes on its £79bn takeover — in an unusual move that would increase the odds of the deal collapsing.
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TePe to launch EasyPick dental devices into Boots
The product won a Red Dot Design Award earlier this year
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Clipper makes new tea as part of National Trust supply deal
The brand will be the exclusive supplier to 200 sites across the UK
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Mars Chocolate brings back Sweet Sundays promotional push
The promotion offers the chance to collect free cinema tickets for the fifth year running
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Comment & Opinion
Childhood Obesity Plan: or COP-out for short
It is quite some achievement to have spent the best part of two years drawing up a strategy only to produce a document that leaves all sides in the debate feeling almost equally underwhelmed
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Anastasia Duncanson appointed as Morrisons ‘bake officer’
Duncanson received a copy of her job offer iced on a cake
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Hedrin launches Shakespearean No Drama creative campaign
New drive is aimed at the ‘anxious’ mum and the ‘resigned’ mum
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Brecon Carreg backs charity with kids’ label design contest
Children from across Wales were asked to submit ideas for 300ml bottles
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City snapshot: Nestlé reports first half organic growth of 3.5%
Nestlé (NESN) has undershot analyst expectations by reporting first half organic sales growth of 3.5% to CHF43.2bn, plus full year results from Treasury Wine Estates and all the rest of today’s news from the City.
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Media Bites 18 August: Carlsberg, Obesity strategy, Consumer confidence
Carlsberg lost market share in Britain in the first half of the year after Tesco delisted the Danish brewer’s core lagers from thousands of its supermarkets.