All The Grocer articles in 21 October 2017 – Page 2
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NewsGalen Levi joins Select & Save as trading director
It comes just one week after the group announced former One Stop boss Andrew King as its new MD
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NewsForecourt stores account for more than £4bn in sales says ACS
Association of Convenience Stores’ latest Forecourt Report reveals revenue streams
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Comment & OpinionMarks & Spencer delivery has hurdles to overcome
M&S’s long-anticipated venture into grocery ecommerce is under way and we put its new home delivery offering to the test
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NewsThe Co-op adds swathe of wine SKUs in data-inspired refresh
Stores will be clustered with an “affluence overlay” to determine what is important to consumers…
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NewsKraft Heinz unveils second phase of £8m soups ad campaign
Targeted at under-35s, the £4m push makes its TV debut today (16 October)
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NewsJamie Oliver restaurant sugar tax worked say researchers
Adding a 10p levy to sugar-sweetened beverages was associated with an 11% decline in sales per customer
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NewsCity snapshot: Danone beats expectations on baby food and water demand in China
Soaring sales of baby food and water in China helped Danone comfortably beat expectations in the third quarter, but the dairy division of the global giant continued to struggle. Plus, inflation drives sales in the supermarkets but volumes slow, according to the latest Nielsen and Kantar market share data.
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NewsInnis & Gunn makeover marks return to barrel aged beers
The brewer is rolling out new 330ml bottles across its core range of beers from the middle of this month…
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NewsRising grocery prices to slow early next year
Kantar Worldpanel predicts supermarket price rises will peak later this year
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NewsIcelandic dairy co-op MS Iceland's skyr makes debut in Aldi
MS Iceland has expanded its Ísey Skyr brand offering in the UK with a new mango-flavoured variant
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NewsArla launches Protein Milk containing 30% more than standard
Range joins dairy co-op’s Protein range, which also includes yoghurt, milkshake and cottage cheese SKUs
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NewsMr Kipling makes its New Zealand supermarket debut
Everyday cakes from Mr Kipling and Cadbury are rolling into Progressive’s 184 Countdown stores
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NewsAlpro adds More Fruit, No Added Sugars variant to big pots
The soya-based yoghurt alternative contains only sugar that occurs naturally from the mango chunks flavouring it
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Analysis & FeaturesHow food to go will tackle EU worker exodus
In lieu of clarity from the government, businesses are formulating a backup plan
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NewsSoaring inflation adds £273m to business rates bill
The Retail Prices Index has rapidly increased from 2% last September
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Comment & OpinionPeperami and 'Beefsy' unveil meaty art exhibition
Do you like art? Do you like beef? Then you’ll probably like Peperami’s new exhibition!
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Comment & OpinionTunnock's Terry takes a trip to space
The Glasgow Science Centre last week sent ‘Terry’ – a Tunnock’s Teacake – into space
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Comment & OpinionThe Co-op isn’t ailing. But it needs to stretch its wings
A casual observer of today’s grocery market share figures from Kantar would conclude that the Co-op is struggling
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NewsP&H would need to "restructure" if it lost Tesco contract
The delivered wholesaler made the admission during a hearing with the Competition & Markets Authority
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NewsCIty snapshot: Hilton Food Group nets fish supplier Seachill for £81m
Red meat packer Hilton Food Group has completed an £81m deal for Seachill to expand its presence to the supply of fish. Plus, Reckitt reduces full-year outlook as sales fall in Q3, with plans to split the business into two new divisions; and Conviviality appoints new CFO.