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Analysis & FeaturesGlobal NPD: Can a dairy drink really make you beautiful?
We’ve scoured the globe, with the help of Mintel, to find dairy’s most innovative launches. Dive into our selection here…
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Analysis & FeaturesYee haw! Meet the young guns who are shaking up yoghurt
Yoghurt is sometimes thought of as boring, and with sales stagnating, we take a look at the gunslingers shaking things up
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Analysis & FeaturesRevealed: Tesco & Morrisons do most for farmers, say Brits
Shoppers view Morrisons and Tesco as the most farmer friendly supers. But who’s at the bottom of the pile?
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Analysis & FeaturesThe NFU's Oakes: 'EU does more for farmers than London'
We quiz NFU dairy board chairman Michael Oakes on the current crisis, Brexit, and retailer efforts to support the sector
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Analysis & FeaturesThe global scoop: what can we learn from world ice creams?
From marshmallow-like Turkish ice cream to bite-size delicacies from Japan, can the UK market find growth by tapping popular trends from across the globe?
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Analysis & FeaturesAs Whole Foods teams with Quiqup, what's the potential?
The service is now being rolled out to seven of the upmarket grocer’s London stores
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Analysis & FeaturesShobr: Denmark’s new online grocery sensation
A new online grocery marketplace, run by suppliers without retailers, shows disintermediation in action - and it’s eyeing international expansion
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Analysis & FeaturesAndy Clarke: Asda CEO's 12 defining moments
From the false dawn of Netto to the five-year plan, here’s what we’ll remember from Andy Clarke
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Analysis & FeaturesSean Clarke: who is the new Asda CEO?
Currently CEO of Walmart China, Sean Clarke becomes CEO and president of Asda on 11 July
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Analysis & FeaturesAsda: where did it all go wrong? And what's next?
In light of a “very disappointing” performance, what’s next for Asda?
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Analysis & FeaturesPladis 'powerhouse' set to take UB back to City
The Turkish owner of United Biscuits is plotting a return to the stock market for McVitie’s
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Analysis & FeaturesMorrisons, M&S and Waitrose back The Grocer's waste campaign
Three major UK supermarkets have thrown their weight behind The Grocer’s landmark Waste Not Want Not campaign
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Analysis & FeaturesAmazon Fresh launches in the UK: your guide to what’s on offer
As Amazon pulls the trigger on Fresh, here are the must-know points
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Analysis & FeaturesKezie Kangaroo Burgers: Acid Test
Traditional barbecue meat is having a tough time of it. Burgers suffered a 25% drop last year
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Analysis & FeaturesM&S reports 9% food waste reduction in three years
Retailer has also backed The Grocer’s Waste Not Want Not campaign
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat sugar can tell us about the Brexit debate
There’s another battle going on in sugar. And for the players involved staying or leaving could determine their futures
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Analysis & FeaturesWaste Not Want Not campaign: the skewed waste hierarchy
Why does the UK system appear to favour renewable energy and animal feed over redistribution?
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Analysis & FeaturesM&S: Three ways Rowe will fuel ambitious food growth plan
Careful expansion, choice and quality will underpin its strategy
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Analysis & FeaturesBayer-Monsanto merger: a dangerous liaison?
Bayer’s bid for Monsanto has unsettled investors, farmers and campaigners. So what are the opportunities, and the threats?
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Analysis & FeaturesAmazon 'unlikely to ever be a serious threat to big four'
Amazon’s UK grocery business will never be “mass market” and will gain 3% market share at best, say analysts