Long reads – Page 181
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Analysis & Features
Creative challenge: use your loaf to reignite the bread aisles
We’ve asked retail design agency Sherlock to reinvent the bread & baked goods aisles, to reignite consumers’ love of a freshly baked loaf. Here’s what they came up with…
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Own label bread gains £40m as brands continue to crumble
As the price war takes its toll on bread sales, own label is storming ahead with volume sales up an impressive 5.3%
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Revealed: 40% of Brits ditch bread in their sarnies
Brits are replacing the bread in their sarnies for wraps, sandwich thins and pitta bread. So, what is the most popular sandwich alternative?
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Making a killing: what we can learn from Dave’s Killer Bread
Dave’s Killer Bread is causing a stir in the US market. So what can the UK learn from this unashamedly different brand?
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Welsh are biggest bread fans with 60% tucking in daily
The Welsh are the biggest carb lovers in Britain with over half of them admitting to munching on bread every day
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Bread muscles in on health trend
Bread brands set out to convince consumers bread can be good for them with a sprinkling of seeds and added sunshine
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Be free from gluten: our pick of the top gluten-free launches
Baked goods shelves are becoming more diverse as gluten free’s major players expand their offering. Here’s our pick of some of the top launches from the past year…
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Interviews
Ornua Foods Europe CEO John Jordan: the Big Interview
Brexit has fuelled ‘buy British’, but Ornua Europe CEO John Jordan says Irish dairy will always have a place in UK hearts
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Analysis & Features
Ice cream needs makeover genius
Innovation is still driving growth in premium ice cream but elsewhere an injection of excitement is called for
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The Dairymen 2016: an action plan for British dairy
It’s no good crying over spilt milk. So instead of reflecting on what a tough year it has been for dairy, we decided to make this year’s Dairymen all about looking to the future.
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Who is winning the war on waste?
For our Green Issue we have ranked how the UK’s 10 largest retailers are doing in the war on waste
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Deflation edges up as three of big four sharpen prices
The latest skirmishes in the supermarket price war have ensured deflation remains in the market, the latest GPI shows
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Analysis & Features
How to level the waste playing field
For only £10m per year we think government could encourage businesses to redistribute 100,000 tonnes of edible food
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Analysis & Features
Will Brexit resurrect the dirty man of Europe?
Will discarding EU red tape undo important wins on the environmental front?
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Interviews
Tristram Stuart, the original waste wonk
Years before Hugh FW and Jamie Oliver waged war on waste, Tristram Stuart was fighting to push it up the global agenda
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Analysis & Features
Rapeseed oil prices driven up by low production
Rapeseed oil prices are up 26.3% due to low production and higher palm oil prices…
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Poor weather drives up pineapple prices
Food crime specialist Chris Elliott has warned that processed pineapple products are increasingly vulnerable to fraud
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Speciality & Fine Food Fair 2016: key trends
Fine food producers experiment with smoking, booze and ethics in our round-up of key trends from the show
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Tomato prices soar 36% due to bad weather in Europe
Adverse weather conditions across Europe during the spring have led to a tightening in tomato supplies
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Analysis & Features
The Grocer Cup 2016: The Contenders
This is your chance to decide who will carry off the trophy in 2016