Long reads – Page 172
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InterviewsThe Big Interview: Dan Jago, CEO of Berry Bros & Rudd
Two years ago, the oldest bottle shop in London was in trouble. It turned to former Tesco wine director Dan Jago
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InterviewsDarren Blackhurst's Simple Charter
Group commercial director Darren Blackhurst has helped Morrisons turn a corner. How has he done it?
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Analysis & Features'Sprexit' is not enough to satiate demanding Unilever investors
Reports that Unilever is preparing to sell off its spreads business make sense as the group looks to return cash to shareholders, but ‘Sprexit’ alone won’t be enough to satisfy its increasingly demanding investors.
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Analysis & FeaturesMullan's tops the bill at 2017 Convenience Retail Awards
The Convenience Retail Awards 2017, organised by The Grocer and Convenience Store, celebrated the best retailers
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Analysis & FeaturesPost-Brexit surge in wheat hits breakfast bowl prices
After Weetabix warned Brexit could hit breakfast, shoppers are already paying more for some favourite cereal brands
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Analysis & FeaturesSpanish orange production back to normal
Orange production in Spain has returned to normal levels this year
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Analysis & FeaturesThe need for speed: what next for supermarket deliveries?
With super fast delivery now ‘the currency’ of the retail market, how will retailers develop their offers?
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Analysis & FeaturesShoptalk show in Vegas provides a window into future of grocery
From virtual reality concepts to checkout-eliminating technology, here are the most significant trends showcased at Shoptalk
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Analysis & FeaturesTesco-Booker clouds the air for Palmer & Harvey and the tobacco giants
No smoke without fire? P&H has been making moves to become less dependent on tobacco companies for sometime, but rely heavily on them for financing, but will it be one merger too many for industry?
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Analysis & FeaturesNever Mind the Brexit. Here’s Britain’s Biggest Brands 2017
2017’s rankings show big hitters struggling with upheaval. And that’s before Brexit comes into play
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Analysis & FeaturesBritain's Biggest Brands 2017: The Brexit issue - video
A special video preview of The Grocer’s mammoth in-depth report on Britain’s Biggest brands 2017
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Analysis & Features10 Things You Need To Know About... Canned Goods
It’s crunch time for canned food with £70m wiped off sales. We’ve lifted the lid on the multi-billion pound category to find out what’s going on and what brands are doing to reinvigorate sales and their image. Dive in here…
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Analysis & Features95: Actimel
While Danone’s global relaunch of stablemate Activia (54) struggled, the revamp of Actimel was far more successful
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Analysis & Features98: Rowntree's
Rowntree’s has managed to stay put in the rankings despite having almost £4.5m wiped off its value sales…
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Analysis & Features115: Yorkshire Tea
Yorkshire Tea bucked the downward trend in tea as rivals PG Tips (71) and Twinings (80) suffered sales declines in 2016
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Analysis & Features120: BelVita
BelVita’s rise has been nothing short of incredible since it first burst into the British biccie market seven years ago
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Analysis & Features126: Tassimo
A flurry of headlines about coffee pods’ environmental credentials, or rather lack of, hasn’t held Tassimo back…
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Analysis & Features127: Tilda
Tilda’s sales are up by £7m thanks, in no small part, to its range of microwaveable pouches…
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Analysis & Features132: Cadbury Heroes
One of the heroes of last Christmas, thanks to NPD including a new pouch format that has more than doubled in value and hit £4m