All The Grocer articles in 27 July 2002 – Page 3
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Lunchboxes taken from home have increased by nearly a fifth
A common misconception is that the occasion is predominantly the premise of children. But although children under 16 eat more than a quarter of carried-out foods, nearly half are eaten by men of working age. This represents a significant opportunity...
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Maisy the mouse recruited for the Redan Fun to Learn series
Maisy, a new magazine aimed at children, is launching from Redan publishing on August 22 as part of its Fun to Learn series. The publication centres around Maisy the mouse, the popular children's character from the Lucy Cousins books. Maisy also...
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Safeway sharpens the UK spirits market with Spain's Larios g
Safeway is firing some competition into the spirits market, claiming to be the first major British retailer to stock Larios gin. The brand, Spain's biggest selling gin, joins the multiple's line up now in what the retailer describes as an...
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JS to help
more Welsh Sainsbury is looking for the next tranche of companies to join its supplier development programme in Wales. Trade development manager for Wales and the South West Rachael Turner said Sainsbury was targeting smaller companies. Under...
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n The takeaway meal has moved in-store and out to the train
We live in a world where a frozen ready meal is an inconvenience because it takes 10 minutes to cook and where parents buy their children's sandwiches ready made. Consumers now want food so fast that many can't be bothered to wait more than half...
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This launch in July last year took the mighty Robinsons squa
Endorsed by the Soil Association, the orange and lemon flavours contain 35% fruit juice and make five litres of squash. They keep for three weeks in the fridge once opened. Sales Information Resources ...
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Lynx takes on silly' prices
Cash and carry giant Booker will aggressively market its own label premium lager Lynx to ensure independents can match some of the "silly" prices the multiples may throw into the ring. Beer and cider buyer Steve Roper has overseen the new 330ml...
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The Mexico way for Red Square
Halewood International has added a new flavour to its burgeoning Red Square range Mexican Lime. The newcomer takes the range total to seven and features vodka, a twist of tequila and Mexican lime. Available in both 275ml and 70cl bottles, it...
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Mixed mission stores a turn off for some traditional shopper
Helen Gregory Sainsbury lost some of its traditional customers from the new-style mixed mission' stores after they were alienated by the focus on convenience and chilled food. Chief executive Sir Peter Davis admitted that although these Central...
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Tesco welcomes planning proposals
Tesco has welcomed government changes to proposed planning rules which could speed up retailers' applications for building projects and cut development costs. Deputy pm John Prescott issued the White Paper, Modernising Company Law, in response to...
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