All The Grocer articles in 22 October 2016 – Page 2
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News
Nestlé warns over price rises as global growth stalls
Nestlé’s chief exec Paul Bulcke has warned UK price rises could be on the way after what analysts dubbed a ““disappointing” third quarter update.
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Comment & Opinion
Nick Clegg is right to shine a light on food prices, but his Brexit analysis is flawed
Gerald Mason of Tate & Lyle Sugars argues Brexit doesn’t have to mean punishingly high tariffs
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Category Report
Petcare Category Report 2016
We haven’t dreamt it up, even if the above image has been manipulated somewhat: dog yoga (or ‘doga’) is really a thing.
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News
Müller makes cost savings a major focus as losses reach £106m
Revenues fell 4.2% to £1.34bn in the year to 31 December 2015
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Category Report
Soup Category Report 2016
Canned soup is on a sinking ship. A staggering £28.7m have been wiped off sales while chilled has climbed aboard the lifeboats…
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Analysis & Features
ASH sets out to wean indies off their reliance on tobacco
The group claims indies could make more money if they cut down on tobacco to focus on more profitable lines. Does it have a point?
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News
Cott and Refresco's UK sales drop as soft drinks face squeeze
Cott’s UK sales fell 7.8% to £266m in the year to 2 January 2015
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Comment & Opinion
The Apprentice returns to TV with yet more rampant idiocy
Awkwardness, sexism, passive aggression and rampant idiocy can only mean one thing
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Comment & Opinion
Bonkers booze, British cool and cannabis in a can: the top trends from Sial 2016
This year’s biennial innovations event in Paris didn’t disappoint on NPD
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Analysis & Features
Cheddar deals persist even as wholesale prices rocket
Britain’s favourite cheese remains cheaper in the mults than it was a year ago
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Analysis & Features
Potatoes get pricier as EU supply shrinks
EU potato prices were up 13% year on year this month
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Category Report
Nama-stay! Petfood category report 2016
Brits’ pets are as much a member of the family as any human. So how’s humanisation changing petcare?
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News
Mexican fruit workers urge Driscoll's berries boycott
Consumers have been asked to boycott Driscoll’s strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries
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News
Del Monte links with Disney to launch Squeezie fruit pouches
The ambient products will feature Mickey or Minnie Mouse on the front
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News
Carlsberg to sell Celia gluten-free lager in the UK
The Danish brewer will be distributing two of the craft brewer’s variants from 1 November
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News
Krispy Kreme opens 500th cabinet in a Tesco store
This marks 12 years since the launch of its first cabinet in the retailer’s Regent Street store
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Analysis & Features
Company Shop: cutting waste, caring for the community
Company Shop has developed Community Shop to feed needy members and help them back into work
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My Alternative CV
Emma Heal, Graze, on black pepper cashews and her worst fear
What was your first-ever job? As a buyer on the Tesco graduate scheme
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Comment & Opinion
Millennials and the active retired have much in common
‘Time well spent’ seems to be the key driver of the social food and drink moments of millennials and the retired