All The Grocer articles in 19 December 2015 – Page 4
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NewsGreggs hits 100th franchise store milestone
The new bakery on-the-go site is at the Euro Garages forecourt in Shinfield, Reading
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NewsNew Waitrose store openings expected to create 1,500 jobs
Waitrose expects to create 1,500 jobs through store openings and a new e-commerce grocery depot during 2016
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NewsDave Lenz appointed operations director at Central Convenience
P&H-owned c-store chain Central Convenience has taken on former McColls regional manager Dave Lenz as operations director
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Comment & OpinionWincanton urges green logistical collaboration
With COP21 in Paris delivering results, the industry must consider the small changes that can be made
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NewsSugar reduction needs to be an incremental journey
While no one is going to disagree about the need to reduce levels of sugar in our diets
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Comment & OpinionVirtual key to a shopping evolution
Change is coming for the supermarket shopping experience, as augmented reality finds a global fan base
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NewsD2 International lines up Scooby-Doo sweets and biscuits
D2 International hopes to jazz up the sweet and biscuit category with three new Scooby-Doo-themed products
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My Alternative CVFlo Broughton, Choc on Choc, on business, cashflow and snakes
I make chocolate – but my mates all know it as they have lived through all the dramas with me
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NewsMorrisons changes Milk for Farmers label after criticism
The retailer says it plans to launch additional SKUs in 2016
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NewsSainsbury's takes the lead as most mults hike promotions
The big four are cutting more prices in an attempt to regain ground before the year’s end
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NewsMagnum back on Easter shelves for third year running
Magnum is adding a £5 Easter egg in January to join the Marmite and Pot Noodle eggs
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NewsWholesalers withdraw sale of 'inhumane' glue rodent traps
Wholesalers bow to pressure over glue-based rodent traps
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Comment & OpinionPetDen has potential, but dogs in store could cause a slip-up for Tesco
PetDen has the potential to be a triumph – but it has potential, too, to be a disaster
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Analysis & FeaturesCraft brands and cocktails lift the spirits
This ought to lift a few spirits: sales of the hard stuff are flying
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Analysis & FeaturesDrinkers have never had it so good
And what’s good for drinkers is good for retailers
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NewsBear snapped up in £70m deal as Lotus eyes global rollout
Urban Fresh Foods, the owner of fast-growth kids snacking brand Bear, has been acquired by Lotus Bakeries in a deal worth more than £70m, The Grocer can reveal.
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Analysis & FeaturesPoor summer washes £10m off ice cream
What a washout! Ice cream sales have melted away
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Analysis & FeaturesOil prices slip as coconut enters top 10
Cooking oil, hair conditioner, teeth whitening… is there no end to coconut oil’s uses?
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat recall? Free from up a cool £100m
Free-from continues to charge ahead like a freight train
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Analysis & FeaturesMilk takes a £165m hit as prices tumble
The milk sector’s bumpy ride in 2014 was a walk in the park compared with the travails of the past year