All The Grocer articles in 17 March 2018 – Page 3
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Calls to secure profitability for food producers & growers
The calls came at a meeting of the Efra Committee to discuss Defra’s command paper about future agricultural policy
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Ella's Kitchen founder Paul Lindley to leave the company
His first book, Little Wins: The Huge Power of Thinking Like a Toddler, was published in April last year
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Craft brewers appeal to mults over beer best before dates
Tesco and Asda have come under fire from craft brewers
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GroceryAid raises more than £500k at annual gala ball
Booking is now open for the GroceryAid Ball 2019, which will take place on 28 February
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In defence of Co-op's approach to range and delistings
‘Right range, right store’ range reviews can deliver for suppliers and consumers if implemented correctly, says Dave Marston of Category Wins
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IT glitch at Co-op's Thurrock DC results in empty shelves
Stores have been forced to post notices apologising to customers after an IT problem caused major availability issues
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City snapshot: Unilever ditches UK HQ for Netherlands base
Unilever has said that it plans to ditch the UK as its headquarters and will be now become a single entity based in the Netherlands. Plus PZ Cussons issues profits warning, under-pressure Conviviality cancels dividend and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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Media Bites 15 March: Morrisons, Conviviality, Walmart
Morrisons full-year results and investor dividends as well as another profits warning from Conviviality are covered in the papers this morning.
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Comment & Opinion
Apprentices are the new interns, there's no dark art to it
Rude Health has taken on its first ever apprentice. Camilla Barnard explains why
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Cost of Russell Hume investigation approaching £750,000 and counting: FSA
Costs expected to continue risisng, suggests FSA CEO Jason Feeney as regulatpr’s investigation is ongoing
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Whey Box secures six-figure funding package to boost growth
Fast-growing protein powder deliver start-up Whey Box has secured a six-figure funding package from HSBC to help boost production capacity as it targets further listings in the big four supermarkets.
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Coffee chain MangoBean rescued from administration
North-East based national coffee chain MangoBean Coffee has been rescued from administration, safeguarding all jobs at its Newcastle-upon-Tyne head office.
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Industry and campaigners reach a crossroads over food labelling
Campaigners want meat and dairy labelling that could carry wording on methods of production similar to what is found on packs of eggs
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Pat ponders Co-op's calamity and Russian 'contamination'
Whoops! Silly old Co-op, failing to live up to its usual ethical standards and everything!..
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Lucozade links with Lara Croft for a trip to the movies
The energy drink brand and the Tomb Raider franchise are reunited after nearly 20 years
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Welfare groups ramp up pressure for method of production labelling
The Labelling Matters coalition gearing up for a major campaign calling for labelling on all meat and dairy prodeucts in the ‘near future’
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DCS Group extends head office and warehousing at Banbury HQ
DCS relocated its headquarters to the Banbury site last year
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Arla trials ‘bumpy’ new food expiry label in a bid to slash food waste
The dairy co-op has teamed up with foodtech startup Mimica to test a use-by label that turns bumpy when food goes off
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Waitrose and Iceland have saltiest loaves, says WASH
An international survey by WASH revealed this week that the average salt content of white and wholemeal breads from the UK was 0.93g per 100g