All The Grocer articles in 3 October 2015 – Page 6
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NewsQuorn to stick with US as growth priority
Quorn will remain focused on rapid expansion in the US
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NewsWaitrose launches Winnie the Pooh inspired autumn TV campaign
Waitrose launches new autumnal TV ad
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Comment & OpinionPeople or policy? The balancing act of choosing a leader
Hiring a new leader is one of the riskiest gambles we take in business
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Comment & OpinionWhat prospects now for the supermarkets?
Clive Black of Shore Capital warns investors to be patient
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Comment & OpinionWater's time has come as health debates rage
Manufacturers and supermarkets continue to seek alternatives to food and drink products high in sugar and fat
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Comment & OpinionMorrisons has been made to look second best in the wage wars
Announcing a 20% pay rise for more than 90,000 staff should have been a huge PR coup for Morrisons
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Comment & OpinionHow brands can get Instagram right
Rob Wainman of We Are Social sets out the dos and don’ts for fmcg brands
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NewsMorrisons extends English apples season by two months
Morrisons extends English apples season until May
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NewsJamie Dunning promoted to head Mars Retail in US
Mars Chocolate UK sales chief Jamie Dunning is heading to the US to run the confectioner’s M&M’s
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NewsOcado offering 5p bonus for recycling plastic carrier bags
Ocado launches bag recycle bonus scheme
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Analysis & FeaturesWill the Magnificent Seven lagers thrive in ABI/SAB megabrew?
When the top player in any industry looks to take out its nearest rival, regulatory alarm bells inevitably start to ring
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NewsFor Aisha halal babyfood targets growth following rescue
Halal babyfood brand For Aisha is looking to expand across the UK and internationally
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NewsMizkan Euro gives Haywards pickles new look and recipes
Mizkan Euro is relaunching the Haywards brand as it looks to revive the pickled vegetable market…
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NewsWorldpay fights fraud with face recognition terminal trial
Facial recognition technology could soon be coming to the UK to help combat card fraud in stores
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InterviewsGino D'Acampo on bullies, gangsters, and good pizza
Gino D’Acampo has some tough love for his fellow suppliers when it comes to being ‘bullied’ by the supermarkets
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Comment & OpinionDoes Tesco's Carlsberg delisting square with Project Reset?
Tesco’s delisting of Carlsberg boils down to the theory of probability
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Comment & OpinionFood of War: exhibition showed what food could be used for
Food is far more than the sum of its ingredients. Diet is dictated by religion, culture and country
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Analysis & FeaturesWaitrose Red Pepper & Chorizo Tortilla Slices: acid test
This product brings together two of Spanish cuisine’s crown jewels
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Comment & OpinionFWD Wholesale Immersion Briefing aims to build relationships
Steve Parfett urges suppliers to take their relationships with wholesalers more seriously
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Comment & OpinionSustainability choices: consumers must be aware of them
Encouraging change in the way fmcg companies operate will have a huge positive impact on global sustainable development