All The Grocer articles in 22 October 2016 – Page 3
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Analysis & Features
Hazelnuts and cashews get more expensive
Low production has helped push up prices of hazelnuts in the UK
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News
Crabbie's pulls plug on fruit-flavoured lines
Halewood Wines & Spirits has ditched the fruit-flavoured part of its Crabbie’s portfolio
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News
The Happy Egg Co gets 'contagious' new TV campaign
The new campaign launched on 16 October with a 30-second TV spot during The X Factor
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News
Tulip added value division headed by Jose Peralta
Peralta will report to new Tulip CEO Steve Francis, who announced a radical restructure of the business in September
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News
Yoghurt makers look to voluntarily cut sugar levels
The sector last year accused PHE of “demonising” yoghurt
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News
Industry-wide halal certification scheme back on the cards
Proposals to introduce a Halal Standard Mark were first floated by AHDB Beef & Lamb in 2013
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News
Supermarket c-stores rated higher than indies for food to go
Larger players scored better on health, value and quality of options
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News
Vimto highlights heritage with first fudge line
Handmade Vintage is made in partnership with Gardiners of Scotland
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News
Iceland's frozen soups deliver £6m boost for flagging category
Soups launched under the successful Slimming World range have amassed sales of £2.2m
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News
Fowler Welch partners with FareShare to reduce food waste
Fowler Welch has signed an agreement to supply redistribution charity FareShare
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News
Tesco to match Argos on more than 8,000 prices this Christmas
Strategic move could stop rival Sainsbury’s stealing a march on non-food sales
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News
Waitrose doubles minimum spend for free newspaper offer
Customers will need to spend £10 on weekdays, bringing it in line with the weekend policy
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News
C&C Group sells Shepton Mallet Cider Mill to Brothers Drinks
The deal follows C&C’s announcement in January that it would close the mill by end of summer
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News
FareShare, FoodCloud and Tesco win accolades at IGD awards
Three-way partnership has used surplus food to deliver 1.4 meals to local organisations
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News
IGD delegates split over future of large supermarkets
But Sainsbury’s and Tesco are confident their superstore formats will reap rewards
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Comment & Opinion
Unilever gained first mover advantage in Marmitegate spat
Sir, It’s not as if there aren’t some upsides for Unilever in being “first mover” on the impact of sterling’s fall
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Comment & Opinion
Suppliers must prepare for cost pressures
Sir, Fmcg suppliers need to be better prepared for potential cost price discussions with retail multiples
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Comment & Opinion
How not to lead: nine major mistakes for managers to avoid
Every leader and manager knows motivated people and teams are more productive
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News
Devil's Peak readies King's Blockhouse UK craft beer launch
The brewer has appointed independent brewer Charles Wells as its UK distributor
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Comment & Opinion
Food banks should be able to offer fresh food
Poor people need money and daily access to affordable fresh food, not another sugary tea and packet of custard creams