All The Grocer articles in 28 November 2015 – Page 2
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NewsMedia Bites 24 November: Ocado, Nestlé, WHO
A broker upgrade for Ocado, Nestlé finds evidence of slave labour in the supply chain and sausage and bacon sales hit by cancer scare.
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NewsShloer analyses 'Popping Personality' of fizz drinkers
Behavioural psychologist categorises people based on how they pop the cork on a bottle of fizz
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NewsConfectionery supplier Bonds launches new vegetarian sweets
Supplier aims to tap growing demand for vegetarian sweets with four new products
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NewsWestons launches canned craft cider Caple Rd into off-trade
Retail roll out of 5.2% sparkling cider follows launch into on-trade this February
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NewsTax meat to tackle climate change, UK government told
Influential think-tank Chatham House says a more interventionist approach is needed to curb consumer appetite for meat
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NewsNestlé warns of evidence of slavery in Thai seafood supply
The company has launched an action plan to tackle the issue
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NewsBakkavor Q3 UK sales rise as it drives volumes
Bakkavor has increased UK like-for-like sales in the face of challenging retail conditions as it passed on lower prices to its grocery customers.
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NewsCandy Kittens seeks £300k from the crowd
Made in Chelsea confectionery brand Candy Kittens plans to raise £400,000 via a crowdfunding campaign launching later this week.
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Comment & OpinionChatham House report puts meat firmly on the environmental agenda
An influential group has not minced its words when it comes to what must be done with meat
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NewsTesco to convert Dudley Extra excess space into online dark store
Tesco could look to convert more surplus floor-space to dark stores after Dudley planning application
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NewsAston Manor gears up to grow its premium cider sales 30-fold
MD Gordon Johncox outlines his vision for future of Frosty Jack’s producer…
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NewsCity snapshot: Britvic improves profits despite challenging markets
Robinsons squash owner Britvic has improved its full-year pre-tax profits by more than 10% to £147m despite sales falling as it kept close control of its costs
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NewsMedia Bites 25 November: Tesco, Greencore, Coca-Cola, John Menzies
All eyes are on Chancellor George Osborne today ahead of the Autumn Statement and Spending Review, but this morning’s papers find room for potential strike action at Tesco and booming sales and profits at Greencore.
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NewsFirst Milk announces return to profit
The struggling dairy co-op recorded operating profit of £1.1m for the six months to 30 September
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NewsCoconut oil brand Cocofina launches single-serve sachet
New format designed to expand brand’s reach to the on-the-go market
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NewsBatchelors Pasta and Super Noodles get 'modern flavours'
Premier Foods hoping to woo younger consumers with new variants
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NewsHalo Foods extends Harvest Cheweee with bagged fruit & oat bites
New snacking range makes its debut in Tesco this month
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NewsTesco faces possible strike action at distribution hubs
Unite is to ballot Tesco distribution staff over possible stike action in run-up to Christmas
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NewsMarmite launches festive 'naughty' and 'nice' jars
Jars made available online via Facebook app and at pop-up store
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Comment & OpinionFSA should be challenged on its foodborne illness data
”The FSA deserves credit for the way it has gone about seeking to tackle the serious issue of campylobacter”