All The Grocer articles in 3 December 2005 – Page 6
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Big African beer comes to the UK
Fans of imported beers are about to get a taste of Africa after one of its most famous brands won a distribution deal in the UK.Kenyan beer Tusker, which is being launched into the burgeoning brewed-at-source sector, is made from the highest...
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Aptamil milk advert falls foul of ASA
Baby food and milk suppliers may have to tread even more carefully in advertising products in the future, after a ruling against Milupa for its new Aptamil Growing Up Milk.The Advertising Standards Authority upheld a complaint by a doctor...
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Aptamil milk advert falls foul of ASA
Baby food and milk suppliers may have to tread even more carefully in advertising products in the future, after a ruling against Milupa for its new Aptamil Growing Up Milk.The Advertising Standards Authority upheld a complaint by a doctor...
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Adult entertainments
Sharp manufacturers have spotted the potential of formats for the grown-ups that make sophisticated nibbling easyPerhaps the biggest news in the cheese market over the past year has been the emergence of the adult snacking...
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Adult entertainments
Sharp manufacturers have spotted the potential of formats for the grown-ups that make sophisticated nibbling easyPerhaps the biggest news in the cheese market over the past year has been the emergence of the adult snacking...
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Luxardo adds colour to sambuca line
Luxardo has two more sambuca varieties to launch into the off-trade, along with plans to boost its promotional activity for 2006.The 38% abv aniseed-based drink will now be available in cranberry and cinnamon, both priced in line with its other...
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Luxardo adds colour to sambuca line
Luxardo has two more sambuca varieties to launch into the off-trade, along with plans to boost its promotional activity for 2006.The 38% abv aniseed-based drink will now be available in cranberry and cinnamon, both priced in line with its other...
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Action on road pricing plan met with caution
Industry associations have given a cautious welcome to the government’s first steps towards introducing a national road pricing scheme.The Department for Transport this week awarded seven local authorities a share of more than £7m to explore...
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Action on road pricing plan met with caution
Industry associations have given a cautious welcome to the government’s first steps towards introducing a national road pricing scheme.The Department for Transport this week awarded seven local authorities a share of more than £7m to explore...
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The Acid Test
>>consumers and buyers give their views on the latest product launchesProduct: césu special exportCompany: césu AlusPrice: £1.49 per bottleAvailable in 500ml bottles, Césu Special Export is an authentic...
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All aboard the Orient express
Asia Pacific has become the centre of attention for many grocery chains. Glynn Davis finds out whyAsia Pacific has become a real focus for global grocery chains, what with Tesco, Wal-Mart and Carrefour all having a crack at one or...
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All aboard the Orient express
Asia Pacific has become the centre of attention for many grocery chains. Glynn Davis finds out whyAsia Pacific has become a real focus for global grocery chains, what with Tesco, Wal-Mart and Carrefour all having a crack at one or...
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Irish retailers face 10% pay demand from union
Multiples in the Irish Republic are facing a 10% pay hike claim by Mandate, the union representing 40,000 retail staff.According to Mandate general secretary John Douglas, the claim, which would mean a €40-a-week increase for senior staff,...
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Irish retailers face 10% pay demand from union
Multiples in the Irish Republic are facing a 10% pay hike claim by Mandate, the union representing 40,000 retail staff.According to Mandate general secretary John Douglas, the claim, which would mean a €40-a-week increase for senior staff,...