All The Grocer articles in 17 October 2009 – Page 3
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NewsSalt campaign fails to recognise reformulation say suppliers
The FSA has infuriated bread and cereal manufacturers with the aggressive tone of its latest salt-reduction campaign. Has it gone too far, asks Nick Hughes
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Comment & OpinionDon Pumsey on the canonisation of St Peter Marks
From the DRIP to the IGD conference
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Tesco swaps Chinese range to Hom lines
Tesco has replaced its chilled own-label Chinese ready meals and side dishes with a new range, after securing an exclusive marketing agreement with TV chef Ken Hom.
The retailer is switching all 27 of its current SKUs for the 32-product… -
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Delia’s Christmas gift to fine food suppliers
Fine food suppliers are gearing up for a surge in demand this Christmas as Delia Smith's new Festive Season book hit shelves this week.In a return to the celebrity cook's roots, Delia's Happy Christmas champions 18 fine food suppliers in...
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Musgrave: code would hit suppliers
The introduction of a code of practice for the Irish grocery sector would result in retailers sourcing more stock overseas, according to the Republic's largest independent retail group. The warning has been sounded by the Musgrave group,...
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NewsEditor's Comment: Sir Terry's latest role model must be Swampy
While Sir Terry Leahy's comments on "woefully low" education standards made front page news, his IGD speech reminded me of a secondhand car, polished up to look new.
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Twilight conditioner joins Surf detergent
Unilever hopes to repeat the success of Surf Twilight Sensations with the £5.3m launch of fabric conditioner version Comfort Twilight Sensations.The two scented liquid concentrates, Jasmine & Black Gardenia and Vanilla & Black...
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Petty Wood’s cover withdrawn as jitters hit distribution sector
Petty Wood, which handles distribution to independent retailers for brands including Duchy Originals and Sacla', has had its trade credit insurance withdrawn by Atradius.The move by the UK's second-largest credit insurer means suppliers...
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NewsSir Terry criticising education standards hints at defection
Retailers usually confine their political comments to tax and regulations. But could Sir Terry’s foray into education be the start of a new career? By Alex Black
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Eismann UK sets up frozen food delivery operation for elderly
Frozen food home delivery retailer Eismann UK has launched into meals on wheels with a new venture, Country Home Foods.
The company is similar to Eismann UK, which delivers frozen ready meals ordered through a catalogue or the website and… -
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Former Greencore director to head up sales team at Lyons
Former Greencore commercial director Jonathan Hodgson is to lead the sales team at seafood supplier Lyons Seafood.Hodgson brought 22 years of experience in the food and drink industry to the role and was perfectly placed to drive Lyons'...
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Lamb industry ‘must woo younger eaters’
Lamb producers from across the world have pledged to work together in a landmark move aimed at boosting consumption and production.
Younger consumers needed to be encouraged to eat more, the first International Sheepmeat Forum concluded,… -
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Pukka Pies upgrades to family size
Pukka Pies has launched its first family-size pies with the aim of becoming market leader in the family-size hot pie market.The 700g pies come in chicken and steak varieties (rsp: £3.89) and will be in Asda, Sainsbury's and Tesco from...
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Comment & Opinion
Third Party: Research needs to be grounded in real life
Segmentation studies can offer vital insight, says Bryan Urbick - but only if they allow for the complexity of human nature
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Comment & Opinion
Second Opinion: Scotland should prepare for a hangover
Alcohol restrictions are both misguided and contrary to competition law, says Kevin Hawkins
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Veg Pots inspire new premium stew range
The success of Innocent's Veg Pots is catching. Alan Rosenthal, former buyer for Spanish food supplier Brindisa, has created Stewed! a range of chilled exotic premium stews.The four-strong range of Stewed! products (rsp:...
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NewsUK's food and drink exports soar once again
Exports of food and non-alcoholic drinks rose 10.2% to £4.82bn in the first six months of the year, according to new research commissioned by the Food & Drink Federation (FDF).
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NewsPolice launch probe into fake organic meat
Surrey police have launched a fraud investigation into the alleged supply of meat falsely labelled as organic to UK supermarkets.
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NewsCadbury piles pressure on Kraft with strong third quarter
Cadbury has piled the pressure on Kraft to come up with a larger bid after revealing better than expected results during its third quarter.
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NewsReport raises fertility risks of white wine and beer
White wine can significantly reduce the chances of women undergoing IVF treatment becoming pregnant – while men hoping to become father should avoid beer, scientists have warned.
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