All The Grocer articles in 24 March 2018 – Page 2
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Comment & Opinion
Be prepared for new restrictions on promotions
Food and drink retailers and manufacturers are under increasing pressure to support the fight against obesity
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Asda wins Grocer 33 again as Sainsbury's unveils price cuts
Asda’s extended run of victories since the autumn has only been interrupted by guest appearances from the discounters
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News
Ivory Coast strategy pushes up cocoa prices
The Ivory Coast cocoa and coffee council has suspended projects to boost production in an attempt to increase prices
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Comment & Opinion
Small fisheries are losing out to PNA's recertification
The recertification of the PNA tuna fishery by the MSC is detrimental to ocean conservation and unfair to small-scale tuna
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News
New Cono Sur Bicicleta bottle 'plays up premium credentials'
New bottles embossed with the brand’s bicycle logo will hit shelves from April
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Analysis & Features
Salmon prices pushed up in Chile and Norway
Salmon prices are up month on month due to concerns over potential algal blooms in Chile
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Whitepapers
White Paper: Where do students shop for groceries?
With exclusive access into 130 universities and student halls across the country, every year Dig-In Box delivers over 5 million product samples directly into the hands of UK students. In 2017 43,000 students completed our 30 question survey about their shopping habits, lifestyle and influences.
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Analysis & Features
Cadbury Mini Eggs among shrinkflated Easter treats
Pouches of Mini Eggs have shrunk from 460g last Easter to 421g, with prices still at £4 in most major retailers
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News
Co-op signs deal with Live Nation for summer festival stores
Onsite shops will sell more than 200 “essentials” at this year’s Download, Latitude, Reading & Leeds music festivals…
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Analysis & Features
Sandows Cold Brew Coffee: acid test
For the past few years, cold-brew coffee – coffee infused with cold water overnight – has been the hip alternative to traditional energy drinks
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News
Startup's pea-based mince to go head to head with Quorn
P-Build is in talks with major retailers to bring its mince to market, The Grocer understands
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Analysis & Features
The evolution of the European food hall
Food halls are back in town, with a surge of new openings in the UK following the burgeoning trend in Europe and the US. And the modern take on the hallowed halls of the past is all about the experience
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News
Fever-Tree to sponsor Queen's tennis tournament
Fever-Tree, founded by Tim Warrilow and Charles Rolls, is to sponsor the Queen’s Club tennis tournament
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Sainsbury's New Cross Gate shines on service
Although there was a “fair amount of restocking” taking place, the store scored well on shop floor service and checkout
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News
Bottled water suppliers join forces on plastic waste initiative
Companies including Nestlé, Danone, LSR and Highland Spring will convene next week for the first workshop of Future of Plastic Packaging
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News
Department of Health mounts low-alcohol drinks consultation
Low and non-alcoholic booze brands could be forced to rethink their packaging
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Sainsbury's New Cross Gate: Grocer 33 store of the week
‘I’ve worked for Sainsbury’s for 37 years, and been a store manager for 22’
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News
Spring push for Thatchers Katy cider
It will see six-sheet and digital panels roll out nationwide…
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News
City of London gives gin range a new look
New bottles have rolled out across its five-strong portfolio
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News
IGD chief executive Denney-Finch to step down after 20 years
Joanne Denney-Finch will leave the research & training charity in September