All The Grocer articles in 19 December 2015 – Page 3
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Coffee pods boom as hot drinks cool
Coffee is injecting some much needed growth into the hot beverages category
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Deeper deals take big slice of bread sales
Few have escaped unscathed from the battlefield of the wrapped bread market
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Britvic tops CCE in battle of soft drinks
Pepsi is once again top of the pops after delivering 5.9% growth for Britvic
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Yoghurt goes au naturel in war on sugar
The backlash against sugar continues to bite in yoghurts & pot desserts
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£50m wiped off nappy and loo roll sales
Range rationalisation and the growth in own-label toilet paper are all fuelling change
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What recall? Free from up a cool £100m
Free-from continues to charge ahead like a freight train
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Story of the year: Tesco
If 2014 was the year Tesco’s secrets spilled out soap opera style, 2015 was when CEO Dave Lewis faced the music
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Reset of the year: Lidl
He’d be the first to tell you there is more to come, but 2015 was a huge year for Lidl and Ronny Gottschlich
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Top advertising campaigns of 2015
Christmas might be the crescendo, but the advertising battle is fought all year round
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Carcinogen of the year
What is carcinogenic in 2015? Everything we eat, apparently
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Trend of the year: protein
Protein is no longer the secret ingredient of the iron-pumping brigade…
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Purrfect! Pet food leaps on posh pouches
Who’s a good boy, then? Petcare is defying downturn and deflation
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Can grocers keep pace as e-cigs evolve?
By most category standards, e-cigarettes is still a booming market
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Fizz is flying as still wine takes a dive
Looking for grocery’s most sparkling sector? You’ve found it
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Stinking year for deodorant as soap slides
Sales of grooming products are looking less than spruce as the multiples lose ground to cheaper rivals such as the pound stores.
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Dark market weighs down indie sales
The recovering economy has had little impact on the purchasing habits of smokers
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Grocers enjoy condoms and lube growth
Brits want more in the bedroom. Just not necessarily more sex
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Conditioners clean up with new scents
The performance of fabric conditioners is a masterclass in restoring value