All The Grocer articles in 19 November 2005 – Page 2
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Gatorade sprints to vending machines
Gatorade is making its first major foray into the UK with the launch into the vending market from January next year in a bid to wrest market share from Coca-Cola’s Powerade brand.The world’s biggest-selling sports drink is targeting sports and...
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A gamble that will pay off?
It’s had to endure three years of doubt and pessimism, but Ocado’s warehouse retail platform is set to pay off, as Ronan Hegarty reportsAs Ocado approaches its fourth birthday in January, chief executive Tim Steiner says that the...
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Functionality gets new heart
A heart health drink that naturally thins blood and which could help prevent heart attacks and strokes is being heralded by its maker as the next big thing in functional drinks.Sirco is the first functional drink on the market that benefits...
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Lights go green at the FSA
Dame Deirdre Hutton tells James Durston why the FSA wants a traffic light systemThe debate over traffic light signposting to help consumers quickly assess the nutritional value of foods was reignited this week as the Food Standards...
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Free-range makes for tastier turkey
Marks and Spencer is planning to bring something new to Christmas tables this year with the launch of a free-range turkey that the retailer believes is tastier than rival birds. The new turkey, which is being supplied by O’Kane Poultry, is...
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Tropicana is on form
Tropicana is muscling in on Britvic’s territory through a bold extension to its portfolio that will see its products launch into the on-trade for the first time.The company is introducing both its ‘smooth’ and ‘original with juicy bits’...
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Ikea gets furnished with own label food
Ikea is ramping up its food offer with the roll out of its own label food range as well as trials of ready meals and organic lines within its shop-within-a-shop Swedish Food Markets.UK food services manager Tony Bowsher said it would introduce...
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Sainsbury plans to grow non food
Sainsbury is pinning the next stage of its recovery on growing non food and will use its two new international direct sourcing units to slash prices.Chief executive Justin King also said he was exploring in-store ordering of white goods, such...
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Foreign Focus
What’s new overseas?Product:WhiteLight Tooth whiteningCompany:Telebrands Country:U.S.There have been some radical changes in the beauty market over the past few...
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Heinz soups up indulgence factor for fat fighters
Heinz is ensuring dieters don’t miss out on indulgent soups with the launch of a low-calorie premium product in pouches.The WeightWatchers from Heinz range comes in four flavours similar to those found in the fresh aisles – tomato & basil,...
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Live export lure for farmers
A resumption of live exports of British cattle next year could cause supply problems for retailers and processors.Livestock industry leaders have said that France has expressed an interest in importing ‘nearly finished’ beef cattle from the UK...
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The Saturday Essay
>>Can retailers help to improve nutrition? David Piachaud, Professor of Social Policy, LSEHealthy eating is now a national issue. With 15% of children not just overweight but clinically obese, concern about child nutrition is...
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It’s a miracle! Scowcroft ensures Willow’s future
‘Miracle’ water brand Lakeland Willow has been saved after intervention by an heir of the Swinton Insurance fortune.Businessman Brian Scowcroft has signed a deal for the company after hearing it had called in administrators following ongoing...
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Spindler to ensure that George is dressed to kill
Angela Spindler, Asda’s category and strategy director, has been named executive managing director of the retailer’s clothing brand George.In her new role, Spindler will take full responsibility for both George and George Global, replacing Andy...
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Days full of meaning
Smart employers are finding ways to help employees find meaning in and through their work. The good news is that this enabling function can take several different forms, says Steve CrabbAs editor of a business magazine, I’m often...
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First dairy product from Jersey makes its UK debut in Harrods
Dairy products made in Jersey are becoming available on the UK mainland for what is said to be the first time.Jersey Dairy has gained a listing for its yoghurt in Harrods, which is stocking Jersey’s Finest, a blend of natural yoghurt and...
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Scots to cut licensing hours
As MPs voted through 24-hour licensing for England and Wales this week, Scottish retailers were dealt a blow by MSPs as they voted to curtail off-licence trading hours. The Licensing Act (Scotland) is not due to come into force until August...
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Consumer Feedback
Consumers have high expectationsEthnic foods that are enjoyed out of home set the benchmarks that many consumers aspire to achieve, with prepared ready meals and cooking sauces the usual route to home preparation. It is often...
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Consumer Insight
Preparation methods for beef mincenIn the past year there were 656 million beef mince consumption occasions, up 1% on the year beforen83% of beef mince is consumed on weekdays compared with 71% of all food consumptionn Younger men aged...
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Tesco closing in on US entry
Tesco’s much-anticipated entry into Wal-Mart’s backyard is imminent and will be through a joint venture with US chain Meijer, according to sources. Tesco is tipped to take a 49% stake in the mid-west company for £2.5bn. It is thought it will...
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