All The Grocer articles in 6 October 2012 – Page 2
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NewsSainsbury's revamps deli cooked meats
Sainsbury’s is shaking up the cooked meats offer on its deli counters with a raft of new and improved products…
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Comment & Opinion
Talking Shop: Embrace the loss of control
I shop at Waitrose because, darling, Harrods is just too much of a trek mid-week” was perhaps my favourite response to Waitrose’s…
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NewsGreggs trials cold sausage roll four-pack
Greggs is trialling a cold ‘pick up and go’ four-pack of sausage rolls at a 15% discount in a bid to encourage more take-home purchases…
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NewsPenn State launches star-shaped pretzels for Christmas
Penn State is gearing up for Christmas with new festive variants. Limited-edition maple bacon pretzel knots…
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Analysis & FeaturesChristmas comes early with fresh promotions to the fore
Christmas has come early, if the number of featured space promotions is anything to go by…
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NewsIndustry sailing towards shipping charge increases
Erratic global weather has been blamed for rising food prices but there’s a new threat on the horizon, as freight shipping charges look set to rocket.
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NewsChip gets on the case of the missing fridges
Vodafone has developed a GSM chip to combat the growing number of branded soft drinks fridges going missing in developing countries…
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NewsMark Hunter to lead merged Molson Coors business
Brewing giant Molson Coors is integrating its UK and Ireland business with its recently acquired Central European operation…
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Comment & Opinion
Ella's Kitchen founder on family friendly business
Looking ahead to this year’s Parents’ Week (22 to 28 October), I am alarmed that only 7% of us believe the UK is a family-friendly country…
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Comment & Opinion
Sell more than just promotions: there are other business drivers
OK: you’re running a sales organisation and you think you spend most of your time on the right priorities…
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NewsMondelez combines US and UK brands to make Oreo Dairy Milk
Mondelez International - the snack business spun off from Kraft Foods this week - has brought together a US and a British icon…
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NewsBrakes passes on inflation to boost profits
Brakes Group has reported improved first half profits after passing on cost inflation to its customers…
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Comment & Opinion
Tesco's Talking Shop blog is a one-way street
Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke isn’t hanging around to see if the first global profits drop in almost 20 years is just an anomaly.
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Comment & Opinion
Decimating town centres? Or benefiting them?
Do the costs of food store development in town centres outweigh the benefits? It’s time we moved on from the dogmatic…
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NewsDrinkers migrating tocraft and world beers
Beer and cider drinkers are the most likely shoppers to opt for smaller brands over market leaders, claims a new survey…
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NewsKallo beefs up organic gravy and stock range
Kallo has added gravy granules and stock pots to its organic portfolio…
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NewsRussia's WTO membership 'set to ease export barriers'
Dairy Crest is tipping that Russia will become one of its biggest export markets for Cathedral City following the country’s accession…
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Comment & Opinion
Barman, there's a fish in my pint
Food Unwrapped promised “to ask the questions food producers aren’t expecting” - maybe because they’re too banal…
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NewsCranswick enters meat snacks market with Bertie's Bangers
Meat-processing giant Cranswick is throwing its weight behind the burgeoning meat snacks market with the launch a range of on-the-go…
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Profiles and QandAsWhere are they now? Richard Baker
Career background: Baker started his grocery career as many of the industry’s high fliers did - at Mars…
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