All The Grocer articles in 2 December 2017 – Page 3
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News
Black Farmer moves into fresh pork with antibiotic-free range
The premium meat brand’s lineup of six products all went on sale in Ocado this week
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Pernod Ricard unveils Alexa 'What Cocktail?' skill
The service provides interactive cocktail recipes, serve suggestions and occasion-specific recipes
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Eat to launch concessions in two Debenhams department stores
Debenhams’ restaurants, cafés and branded food partners currently serve up to 19 million customers each year
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Analysis & Features
The secret kitchen: why more chefs are working in the dark
A growing appetite for high quality takeaways has spurred on the likes of Deliveroo and ‘dark kitchens’
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Dining experience startups awarded £200,000 by John Lewis
The startups will now begin integrating with the John Lewis and Waitrose businesses
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Christmas own label biscuits fall victim to butter crisis
All five of the biggest supermarkets have increased shelf prices on festive lines compared to last year
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EU to introduce mandatory measures to tackle acrylamide
The “practical” measures are based on best practice guidance developed by the food industry
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Bakers Basco rolls out GPS chips to track basket misuse and theft
The move comes after the successful introduction of tracking chips across Bakers Basco’s dollies
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Media Bites 30 November: P&H, Costcutter, Britvic, Mars
The fallout from the collapse of Palmer & Harvey continues to dominate the papers.
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City snapshot: Greene King squeezed by fall in consumer confidence
Revenues increased 7.9% at the Greene King division that includes its off-trade activities but overall profits declined in the first half as under-pressure consumers stayed home more and ate out less. And, shares soar at rival brewer Marston’s after double-digit sales growth. Plus, consumer confidence falls for 20th month in a row; and interims from PayPoint.
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Kellogg UK to axe Ricicles in major sugar reset
Breakfast giant’s Better Starts Plan will see sugar cut in kid-friendly cereals by up to 40%
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Iceland and the Co-op back UK deposit return scheme plan
The retailers also called for rivals to join in their support for DRS
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Mars buys stake in healthy snacks business Kind
Mars has invested in a minority stake in global snack bars manufacturer Kind as it seeks to boost its global healthy eating credentials
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Tesco warns of tobacco shortages in wake of P&H collapse
Sainsbury’s said it was not expecting tobacco availability issues
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Comment & Opinion
Westminster embraces a Christmas end-of-term atmosphere
It’s the end of the road for dear old Palmer & Harvey. We haven’t been using them for months
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Comment & Opinion
Foie gras and fags fear for French folk
Some 80% of the French population eat foie gras festively
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Comment & Opinion
Pasta doesn't make you fat, insists Gino D'Acampo
Pasta sales are suffering as the people of the UK look to cut carbs
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News
Aldi plans responsibly sourced fish assurance scheme
The discounter trademarked Love Fish last week as a quality assurance certification for use on fish and fish products
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'Big concerns' over EU planning for hard Brexit border checks
Readiness of European authorities, in addition to the UK, would be a key ‘determining factor’ in delivering smooth Brexit, MPs hear
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Martin Dawson to leave Poundland prompting executive shake-up
Dawson joined Poundland from Asda in October 2015