Archive of all analysis and features articles – Page 124
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23 (23) Cathedral City
Convenient formats are propping up sales at Cathedral City
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22 (26) Arla
Having decided to bring most of its portfolio under the masterbrand in 2015, Arla took its strategy one step further last
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21 (21) Danone
Our preoccupation with all things health holds huge opportunity, believes Danone
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20 (22) Red Bull
Red Bull racked up £15m of added value, the second biggest gain for any energy drink on the list
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2 (2) Coca-Cola
It’s a return to form for the world’s most iconic soft drink brand
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19 (19) Lurpak
Cost pressures have made Lurpak almost 20% more expensive than a year ago
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18 (16) McCain
The stasis of frozen food coupled with the nation’s cutback on carbs has stunted growth at McCain
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155 (156) Charlie Bigham's
It surely won’t be long before Charlie Bigham’s enters the top 100
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15 (15) Andrex
The £22.9m in Andrex sales that have been flushed down the pan represent the seventh largest loss in this year’s list
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14 (14) Lucozade
The decline of Britain’s biggest energy drink brand is proof of the perils of reformulation
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139 (151) Cushelle
Growth is partly down to Quilted, with owner SCA claiming Cushelle yields the highest spend per trip of any loo roll
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138 (149) Nutella
Here’s a great example of an established brand successfully making the leap into new sectors
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135 (159) Tate & Lyle
Sugar may be public health enemy number one, but thankfully for Tate & Lyle Brits are still in love with baking
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133 (158) Naked
Naked has achieved the sixth greatest gain in this year’s report
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131 (136) Sheba
Sheba is, on the face of it, ticking along nicely at the luxury end of the market
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130 (137) Oreo
The world’s biggest biscuit brand is also Britain’s fastest growing