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Analysis and FeaturesPremier pleases the City as it climbs 'vertical rock face'
Gavin Darby is delivering gains but there’s still a long way to go
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Analysis and FeaturesDell'Ugo Focaccia Italiana Mixed Olive & Tomato: Acid Test
Few products have suffered more painfully in the price war than wrapped bread
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Analysis and FeaturesKings Biltong Pork Jerky: Acid Test
With consumers increasingly looking for high-protein, low-carb food options, meat snacks are becoming increasingly big business
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Analysis and FeaturesMorrisons' like-for-like slump brings big four down to earth
Morrisons’ third-quarter trading update on Thursday brought any optimists firmly back to earth
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Analysis and FeaturesHow Morrisons tie-up with MFG could shake up forecourt sector
The move has been described as “massive” by one of MFG’s forecourt rivals
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Analysis and FeaturesGreat British Food campaign aims to drive up export success
Defra has announced a new strategy for promoting UK food at home and abroad
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Analysis and FeaturesBlack Friday: what you need to know about the US phenomenon
With 21 days to go before it kicks off again, what’s in store for retailers in 2015?
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Analysis and FeaturesM&S first half results – what the analysts say
A round-up of analyst comment on Marks & Spencer’s first half results
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Analysis and FeaturesTampon tax opponents do at least get a bargain now
Sanitary products cheaper despite ‘tampon tax’ defeat
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The Big InterviewHow Joe & Seph's amazing dream came true
Joe & Seph’s premium popcorn has experienced phenomenal growth in its five years. So can it keep doubling in size?
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The Big InterviewJeyes CEO Mark Tyldesley has designs on feeling flush
After a bumpy ride with pre-tax losses, the restructured Jeyes is on course to clean up with the discounters
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Analysis and Features10 Things You Need To Know About... Packaging
For our latest digital feature, we’ve teamed up with big brands, creative experts and market analysts to unwrap the latest developments in packaging. Plus, we lift the lid on Brit’s packaging pet peeves. Dive in here…
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Analysis and FeaturesRevealed: Brits' packaging pet peeves
An exclusive poll for The Grocer reveals more than half of Brits hate excessive packaging and think manufacturers should prioritise cutting down
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Analysis and FeaturesTackling recycling: scoring points at Rugby World Cup
Rugby fans are helping to encourage positive behaviour change, says Coca-Cola
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Analysis and FeaturesThink jam in a pouch is crazy? It could be the future
Brits can expect to see more of their favourite daily goods come in pouches in the near future, predicts Springetts Brand Design
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Analysis and FeaturesReality check: brands get digital to woo consumers
Fmcg brands are embracing augmented reality apps, such as Blippar, which offer an interactive experience for consumers
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Analysis and FeaturesE is for expectations. How to stand out to online shoppers
Online sales are booming, but what does it take for brands to stand out in an e-retail environment?
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Analysis and FeaturesShiny! New looks make brands sparkle again
Mr Kipling, Honey Monster Puffs, Oxo and PG Tips are among the brands that have been treated to a new style over the past year
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Analysis and FeaturesCovert operation: how to beat the counterfeiters
Counterfeiting poses a real security risk to brands, so what can they do to fight back?
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Analysis and FeaturesThink small! What brands can learn from Unilever's Compressed tech
Size matters, according to Unilever, which wants its competitors to put a shrink ray to their packaging using its Compressed technology