All The Grocer articles in 28 September 2024 – Page 3
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Fentimans sinks into the red as sales lose fizz
The group swung from a £610k profit to pre-tax losses of £656k in the year ended 31 December 2023 as revenues sank 7.6% to £39m
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St Austell Brewery moves into low & no-alcohol with Proper Job 0.5% launch
It is the first launch into a new category for the Cornish brewer since 2010
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Poundland must ‘rethink its range strategy’ after latest trading update
Owner Pepco said Poundland trading had largely followed the trend of previous updates, in which it posted a drop in like-for-like sales
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Mutti appoints category and shopper marketing head to boost UK growth
Louise Jobson has joined Mutti with a wealth of experience in the fmcg sector
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Holy Moly adds hot cheese dips and cold-pressed sauces in NPD push
Both ranges will hit retailers next week
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Barista Bar on course to become second-biggest convenience coffee brand in Scotland by Christmas
The Northern Irish coffee brand has grown its market share by 20% in the past year
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Comment & Opinion
Who are the runners and riders for the Asda CEO role?
Lionel Desclée, Andy Clarke and Steve Murrells among the runners and riders for the vacant CEO role
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Astonish to make Tesco debut with 10 household lines
Products such as Window & Glass Cleaner and White Vinegar Zesty Citrus will land in 200 stores from 7 October
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Waitrose vineyard and orchard first in UK to receive regeneration certification
It is a significant step towards having a permanent centre of excellence at its Leckford Farm – a goal at the partnership
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Lidl injects £1bn into British egg sector to bolster free-range farmers
The investment aims to show the retailer’s dedication to supporting British farmers and ensuring a consistent supply of high-quality, 100% British eggs
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Chicago Town unveils £4.5m campaign, brand refresh and NPD
Premiering on 3 October, the ad depicts a commuter that can’t ignore his pizza craving
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Interviews
Pasta Evangelists’ Alessandro Savelli on his ‘romantic and beautiful’ product
Pasta Evangelists has moved from DTC boxes into restaurants. Its CEO discusses building a brand in reverse and his plans for world domination
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Category Report
The coffee fan’s choice: Dairymen milk category report 2024
Coffee lovers are getting into a froth about making the perfect latte at home. Brands are responding with barista milks aplenty
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JLP shakes up customer leadership team ahead of loyalty relaunch
The partnership plans to relaunch both the Waitrose and John Lewis loyalty schemes over the coming months
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Analysis & Features
As supermarkets top FTSE 100 ranking for charity giving, how are other food & drink operators doing?
Report on charity giving defies accusations of supermarket greed
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Increasing product availability is number one priority, says Spar Scotland’s trading director
The new director calls for increased communication and positive collaboration with suppliers
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Aldi chief warns of industry ‘complacency’ after price match probe
After a Panorama investigation this week into rivals’ price matches, Hurley said there was a risk that fragile consumer trust in supermarkets would be eroded
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Analysis & Features
Loyalty boost: what did we learn from the Co-op’s results?
Co-op’s half-year results show a business boosted by member discounts and delivered sales – but wholesale is struggling
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Comment & Opinion
Beware complacency over price match inconsistencies
As inflation falls, trust is returning. But this week’s BBC Panorama investigation into price matching is a salutary warning that it shouldn’t be taken for granted, says Giles Hurley, Aldi UK & Ireland CEO
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Brian May resigns from RSPCA citing ‘appalling’ animal welfare
The Queen musician said ‘appallingly bad standards of animal welfare at member farms of the RSPCA Assured scheme’ had led to the decision