Comment & opinion – Page 275
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Comment and OpinionMillennials and the active retired have much in common
‘Time well spent’ seems to be the key driver of the social food and drink moments of millennials and the retired
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Comment and OpinionUnilever gained first mover advantage in Marmitegate spat
Sir, It’s not as if there aren’t some upsides for Unilever in being “first mover” on the impact of sterling’s fall
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Comment and OpinionSuppliers must prepare for cost pressures
Sir, Fmcg suppliers need to be better prepared for potential cost price discussions with retail multiples
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Comment and OpinionHow not to lead: nine major mistakes for managers to avoid
Every leader and manager knows motivated people and teams are more productive
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Comment and OpinionFood banks should be able to offer fresh food
Poor people need money and daily access to affordable fresh food, not another sugary tea and packet of custard creams
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Comment and OpinionFood startups need more support
As price wars continue to devalue the industry, innovative startups that could make a difference are being deprioritised, warns Shilen Patel of Independents United
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Comment and OpinionAsda's werewolf family warms hearts for Halloween
Proof if any more were needed that Halloween is now serious business in the UK comes in the form of Asda’s new ad
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Comment and OpinionBullet offers cheap thrills at Poundland
One high street retailer is discreetly merchandising a ‘Vibrating Bullet’
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Comment and OpinionPat wonders why the store is all out of Marmite
I wish there was a good expression for when people either love or hate something, don’t you?
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Comment and OpinionIs Leadsom export crusade heading for a bloody nose?
The new secretary of state for environment, food & rural affairs enthused about UK food and drink exports rising 6% in the first half of 2016, but not everyone is convinced …
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Comment and OpinionLessons from IGD on how to sell to the goldfish generation
How can retailers reach out and retain millennial consumers …
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Comment and OpinionFlexible hiring: is grocery missing a trick?
It’s time for grocery retail to be bolder when it comes to offering staff more flexible working options, says careers coach Joanna Jacobs
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Comment and OpinionNow the Adjudicator wades in on Tesco trading dispute
Christine Tacon says supermarkets have a duty to engage in conversations on prices
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Comment and OpinionUnilever's demands are driven by adverse currency headwinds
We all knew food price inflation was on the way
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Comment and OpinionSainsbury's and Netto should have known better
Perhaps the most surprising issue is that the statements made by both parties seemed to indicate it was not expected
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Comment and OpinionCustomer service will build trust and win Brits' support
A survey has found that two-fifths of Brits intend to buy from British businesses post Brexit
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Comment and OpinionIndependents have an opportunity to back Britain
Subjectively I perceive a real desire among consumers to support UK produced goods
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Comment and OpinionSainsbury's boss Mike Coupe comes under fire over food waste
As Coupe fought off attacks from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Tristram Stuart, the CEO looked increasingly like the pantomime baddie
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Comment and OpinionUnilever-Tesco scrap: who are the winners and losers?
Latest comment from one of the biggest rows of the year
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Comment and OpinionGino's Italian Escape: D'Acampo makes welcome return to roots
Each episode sees D’Acampo explore one of seven Italian regions famed for their hidden cultural and culinary gems