Archive of all analysis and features articles – Page 191
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10 Things You Need To Know About... Canned Goods
For our latest digital feature, we find out why £108m has been wiped off canned goods’ sales over the past year
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Revealed: Third of Brits won't serve canned foods to guests
But they’re great for store cupboard options as baked beans, soup and tomatoes top consumers’ best quality canned goods
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VIDEO: Talking tomatoes with Antonio Carluccio
We’ve sent reporter Ellis Hawthorne to Italy to get the lowdown from the Godfather of Italian cuisine and his partnership with Cirio
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Spar buyer: 'Modernise canned goods to defy decline'
We quiz Spar buyer James Hatch on how grocery’s sleeping giant can be pushed back into growth
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Fond of fondue? Canned treat tops our global launches list
We’ve teamed up with Mintel to scour the world’s canned aisles for the hottest launches. Here’s what we found…
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Creative challenge: Can canned goods be sexy?
We’ve tasked creative agency Doner with reinvigorating the canned category. So, can canned food be sexy?
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Splat! Canned bestsellers take a tumble with £108m losses
Value sales in nine key areas of canned goods fall, with the likes of fish, meat and soup hit hardest
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Fancy fish flies into our top three ambient innovations
From healthier soup to deluxe sandwich fillings, here’s our pick of on-trend canned launches…
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Canned brands slash ad spend by 28%
Biggest advertiser Heinz reins in spending for soup and beans as the likes of Green Giant and Branston splash out
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Fish brands say ‘let’s do lunch’ with adventurous new lines
Lunchtime offers a host of opportunities for canned brands, which are targeting office workers with innovative launches
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Erewhon: health food done Hollywood-style
Claire Nuttall is left feeling inspired after visting West Hollywood health food store Erewhon on a recent trend hunt
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Britain's Biggest Brands: Methodology
The data in Britain’s 100 Biggest Grocery Brands is for the period 52 w/e 2 January 2016
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98 - Dairylea
Dairylea shrugged off a fall in value and volume sales during 2014 with a £2.3m boost in revenues in the past year
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95 - Twirl
Twirl’s big growth is down to its bags format, Twirl Bites, launched in 2013 and now in all the major mults
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89 - McCoy's
McCoy’s is suffering as competition from baked snacks, popcorn and a host of ‘healthier’ snacks stiffens
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81 - Pizza Express
Pizza Express has passed the £100m mark, rising nine spots up the list
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8 - Lucozade
Repositioning Lucozade towards ‘daily strivers’ has kept it from falling into decline
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70 - Velvet
Things were neither soft nor smooth for Velvet, the UK’s second biggest toilet paper brand
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7 - Nescafé
Nescafé took something of a leap into the digital unknown last September