All The Grocer articles in 21 December 2019 – Page 19
-
NewsYoplait UK falls to loss amid sales slowdown and China arm sale
Yoplait UK slumped to a £55m pre-tax loss last year as the yogurt brand was hit by declining sales and a write down on the sale of Chinese arm.
-
NewsSupermarkets and suppliers produced one million tonnes of plastic in 2018
The figures have been released for the first time by Wrap
-
NewsMedia Bites 17 Dec: Brexit, UK economy, Retail footfall
Boris Johnson will redraw his Brexit bill this week to make it illegal for parliament to extend the transition period — a move that puts a ‘no deal’ Brexit back on the table.
-
NewsUnilever cuts sales growth expectations
Unilever has announced that its underlying sales growth for 2019 will be below current expectations due to “challenges” in some of its regions.
-
NewsKellogg’s denies UK Incogmeato plan despite trademark move
The breakfast giant unveiled the plant-based brand in September as three variants made from soy
-
NewsDelice de France boosts vegan range with square pie duo
The pies will launch into c-stores and independents in January 2020
-
NewsCooplands profits hit by bakery ingredient price rises
Cooplands operates from 160 shops across Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and the north east
-
NewsDrynks Unlimited launches dealcoholised Smashed Lager
It is billed as having a “clean taste which perfectly balances with a hint of barley malt”
-
NewsGroceryAid Christmas carol concert raises £65,000 for colleagues in need
Guests were entertained by a professional choir and heard readings from industry leaders
-
NewsElves caught in One Stop stores as part of ‘Find Eddy’ AR promotion
The game works in a similar way to Pokémon Go
-
Comment & OpinionWhy industry needs to push plastics news to the top of the agenda
Today’s report on progress in the war against plastic has been buried in Brexit headlines
-
NewsCranswick buys pig farming business Packington Pork
Cranswick has announced the acquisition of premium outdoor pig farming business Packington Pork from the Mercer family.
-
NewsLily’s Kitchen boosts European distribution with major German deal
Lily’s Kitchen has ramped up its international expansion by agreeing a deal with Germany’s biggest pet food retailer Fressnapf.
-
NewsMedia Bites 18 Dec: Unilever, Brexit/Pound, British American Tobacco
Unilever’s warning it will miss growth targets puts pressure on chief executive Alan Jope to revive the consumer goods group as his first year in the job comes to an end.
-
NewsJAB Holdings plans multibillion euro coffee IPO
Investment giant and global coffee player JAB Holdings has announced it is exploring a multibillion euro float of its Jacobs Douwe Egberts and Peet’s Coffee brands.
-
NewsCooplands claims first with all-vegan bread products range
The range of freshly baked bread and rolls will no longer contain any animal fats, dairy, eggs or honey
-
NewsVegan Christmas food sales soar 40% at Waitrose
Vegan centrepieces for the main course, such as the nut roast and the ‘Root en Croute’, were the bestsellers in its range, Waitrose said
-
Promotional VideosBrand Success Stories: The Meatless Farm Co
We spoke to Founder of The Meatless Farm Co to find out what their best move this year has been, what they would have done differently, and what their plans for 2020 are.
-
NewsTetley launches trio of Indian flavoured teas
Tetley said the teas were aimed at “the South Asian diaspora living in the UK and Europe” rather than “mainstream tea consumers”
-
Feature SynopsisFocus On Cereals: 25 January
Cereal is making a comeback. After years of steady decline, sales have edged up £14m.