Sainsbury's Bank sells to shoppers in grocery aisles
03 Oct 2002 | by MARK KLEINMAN
financial products as they shop for groceries.
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23 Sep 2008 | by Jane Simms
The value of the top grocery brands has withstood the consumer shift toward bargain-hunting amid..., most of the top 50 grocery brands grew in value last year, with just 10% experiencing negative growth ... fuel costs, consumers are still buying Pedigree dog food and drinking more wine than ever before ... August. Total ambient groceries rose 4.7% and 8.2% respectively. Yet volumes have so far remained ...
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31 Aug 2005 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
LONDON - Groceries-to-funerals group The Co-op has unveiled a pilot project that will attempt...The new brand is being tried in 40 different Co-op businesses across the UK, including its food, travel, banking and pharmacy shops. It is the first time the brand has been unified with one high ... , community support and food safety, with the strapline: "The co-operative. Where everyone profits ...
Supermarkets revelling in premium own-label success risk extending the brands too far
29 Apr 2008 | by Jemima Bokaie
LONDON - Supermarket own-labels, which account for 49% of grocery sales, according to TNS, have...It is not just the quality of the food products that has improved - Tesco Finest s growth has been fuelled by its extension into non-food, and shows no signs of slowing, with sales soaring 37% since April 2007. Helen Dickinson, head of retail at KPMG, believes broadening the offering beyond food is a ...
Emap buys online business information service for £23m
16 Aug 2007 | by Ben Bold
Emap said that the business will sit well with its magazine and events brands including WGSN, World Retail Congress, Retail Week, Drapers and Spring Fair. Planet Media is a subscription-based online information service aimed at the global retail industry. Its information spans the grocery, food ...
Northern Foods turns to Tulchan
23 Sep 2005 | by Tom Williams
Northern Foods, one of the UK’s largest suppliers of convenience foods, has ended its long...V-P Pat O'Driscoll as chief executive to drive Northern Foods' three-year restructuring programme ... Vita finance director Jez Maiden, who joined in May to replace long-serving Northern Foods finance ... -based firm simplify from 15 operating companies to three divisions: frozen, bakery and chilled food ...
Kraft Foods revamps brand
17 Feb 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
Food giant Kraft will today unveil a new corporate identity to the press that will be rolled out...time to build an identity for the new Kraft Foods that will provide the platform for our corporate ... of the new corporate ID and set of brand values. This is about defining the new Kraft foods and uniting ...
M & S to build ties between finance and retail arms.
16 Jan 2003
its products on M S food goods..... Sainsbury's is also trying to tie in its financial services with groceries, by marketing its banking arm through campaigns using images of groceries and straplines such as 'Fresh Banking'. Sainsbury's Bank ...
FIELD MARKETING LEAGUE TABLES 2000: Food products top use charts - Packaged goods continues to make
31 Aug 2000 | by JIM NORTHOVER, Vice-chairman, Citigate
still provides the bedrock for the industry. Food and confectionery, alcohol, soft drinks, tobacco and other groceries, plus the work done under contract to retailers and cash-and-carry outlets ... clients are catching up, as most of the packaged goods segments, such as food and confectionery, alcohol ...
Editorial: Business pushed by protesters in GM foods retreat
17 Jun 1999 | by CONOR DIGNAM, Editor
Northern Foods last week delivered a damaging blow to the development of genetically modified...Northern Foods last week delivered a damaging blow to the development of genetically modified foods when it announced it was bowing to consumer pressure and removing GM ingredients from its foods. For the pressure groups which have lobbied aggressively against Frankenstein foods ...
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