All The Grocer articles in 7 October 2017 – Page 5
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Comment & OpinionWe must shine a light on our food security as Brexit darkness gathers
“I could grow a tomato absolutely anywhere – underground, in a Tube carriage, on the Moon.”
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NewsTakestock teams up with food charity to redistribute fish meals
The online marketplace, which bills itself as ‘the eBay of grocery’ was established in 2015
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NewsPrice wars in prosecco fuel sparkling wine sales surge
The average price per litre for sparkling wine fell by 23p (3.3%) to £6.76 this year…
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NewsShoppers' views on Brexit 'colour experience of prices'
Some 83% of Brits have seen a hike in their shopping bills
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NewsBirds Eye claims it's recovering despite slump in 2016 sales
Birds Eye has suffered another heavy decline in sales as conditions in the branded frozen space remain challenging
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NewsChanging breakfast habits hit big three cereal players' sales
Changing habits at Britain’s breakfast tables have shrunk sales and profits at all three of the UK’s biggest cereal player
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NewsGousto moves towards profitable status as revenues rocket 88%
Recipe box service has posted a £6.6m annual loss as the cost of attracting new customers weighed on the bottom line
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NewsTesco turnaround 'on track' but City reaction is lukewarm
Tesco declared its turnaround “firmly on track” this week after posting a 27.3% jump in group operating profit
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NewsTesco whistleblower: team was 'falling apart' due to pressure
Amit Soni told Southwark Crown Court senior management brushed aside the concerns of commercial directors
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NewsSandpiper deal for iQ approved by Channel Islands authority
The music and computer retailer operates in both Jersey and Guernsey
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Analysis & FeaturesHighlights from the first week of Tesco fraud trial
Rogberg, Bush and Scouler plead not guilty as the trial starts
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NewsPHE to renew its scrutiny of cuts to salt
Public Health England is set to call on suppliers to step up action to take salt out of products
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Category ReportLess is more: alcohol category report 2017
Brits are boozing less and retailers are stocking fewer drinks. Yet alcohol sales are flying, up a whopping £345m
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Analysis & FeaturesPolystyrene driven up by rising input costs
Polystyrene prices have risen due to tightening supplies of feedstock styrene after factory outages hit production
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NewsHeron Foods sales and profits leap ahead of B&M takeover
Frozen food discounter Heron Foods, which B&M Bargains snapped up for £152m in August, has increased revenues by almost 9% despite a challenging trading environment.
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Analysis & FeaturesApple juice squeezed by poor Polish crop
Fruit juice manufacturers are facing surging prices for apple juice concentrate due to a shortage of apples in Poland
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NewsCostcutter makes 'step forward' with deal on the horizon
Costcutter Supermarkets Group’s EBITDA has returned to break-even point while pre-tax losses have been slashed
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NewsWholesalers unite to urge CMA to block Tesco-Booker deal
Wholesalers warn merger would harm suppliers and result in higher prices
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Analysis & FeaturesAs Nisa readies for date with destiny Nick Read's job is done
But while the CEO turned Nisa around and helped secure Co-op offer, his tenure was marred by a fractious relationship with…
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Category ReportSustainability on show: Anuga preview 2017
Sustainability will top the agenda at Anuga 2017 as a growing number of companies convert it from buzzword to hard graft