All The Grocer articles in 22 October 2016 – Page 5
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Government calls for evidence on extension of GCA powers
The government says it could look to extend the role even if competition authorities decide there is insufficient evidence
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Poll: How big an opportunity are exports in wake of sterling slump?
The Grocer is polling the UK’s food and drink manufacturers to gauge attitudes to exports in the wake of Brexit
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Bioglan Superfoods to extend 'superfood' Raw Bites range
Currently comprising four variants of cold-pressed fruit and nut pieces, the line-up is set to see eight more…
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Derby, Norwich and Bristol among 'best high street' finalists
This year’s competition saw a record 900 entries across 14 categories, including new categories for individuals and shops
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Nisa fresh sales soar as Heritage brand impresses shoppers
Sales of iceberg lettuce are up 400%, red grapes 320% and cucumbers up 240%
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Food and drink action plan targets £3bn boost in exports
Government targeting nine key markets across 18 countries with best potential for export growth
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Farmers call for further help from GCA
The Fairtrade Foundation argued that “farmers on the ground are still bearing the brunt of unfair trading”
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EXCLUSIVE: Will GSCOP be extended to Booker, Boots and Compass?
Retailers such as Boots, B&M Stores and Holland & Barrett could be added to GSCOP as well as major wholesalers
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Charlie Bigham's hits 'new heights' with 35% growth
Retail sales were up 35% year on year to £57m in the financial year ended August 31 2016…
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ASH aims to get small retailers off the tobacco habit
Retailers are tying up too much money in a low profit category, says the pressure group
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Clegg warns 'hard' Brexit will cause UK food prices to soar
The Liberal Democrats spokesman on Europe argued the only way to avoid higher food prices would be to negotiate a Norway-s…
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Profits rise at Asda-owned IPL as it secures lowers prices
Asda’s direct sourcing arm International Procurement and Logistics saw a near 23% jump in pre-tax profits last year as it made procurement savings for the WalMart-owned supermarket.
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Comment & Opinion
Now the Adjudicator wades in on Tesco trading dispute
Christine Tacon says supermarkets have a duty to engage in conversations on prices
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Tacon tells retailers they must engage on Brexit price rises
The Adjudicator has pointed out that 18 months ago the boot was on the other foot
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PepsiCo to slash sugar, fat and salt in soft drinks and snacks
The company will reformulate the bulk of its food and drink products under its 2025 Sustainability Agenda…
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Portugal unveils plans for a sugar tax on soft drinks
The tax is expected to raise the price of a standard 330ml can of Coca-Cola by 5.5 cents.
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Craft beer explosion behind record number of trademarks
The number of beers registered with the Intellectual Property Office was up 12% year on year in 2015
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Tesco and Asda embattled by worker pay disputes
Tesco faces legal action over weekend pay, while Asda resists equal pay claims
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Nim's Fruit Crisps taps Tesco's BackIt platform for new kids crisps range fundraiser
The Kent-based supplier is aiming to raise £20,000 for the new children’s range
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Waitrose trials changes to free hot drink offer
Customers at nine trial stores must make a purchase before being entitled to a free tea or coffee