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Articles in June 17, 2006 issue of Grocer

• Opinion
  by Julian Hunt
• This week's hot topic
  by Rose Saunders
• McCracken hails recovery in food sales
• Triple whammy Tesco!
  by Sian Harrington
• Kwik Save upheaval goes on with overhaul of supply chain
• It's a draw in World Cup union tussle
• Co-operating with FSA's traffic lights
• Come on—tell it like it is urges CC
  by James Durston
• Nisa-Today's seeks to polish Costcutter deal
  by Rod Addy
• Planet Organic set to expand
• Tesco olive branch for small suppliers
• Omega-3 for schools
• Sunday review
• GDAs on cereals
• Sainsbury due to report sales up 5%
• FSA: calorie balance is key not sugar targets
  by Rod Addy
• T-Mobile cut battle rages. Ltd.
• Somerfield keeps up price cuts pace
• Eye on Birds Eye
• Ready for the best
• Under pressure
• Leeds on the prowl with cool City look
• Eco-friendly help for small companies
• Suppliers are actually doing nicely thank you
  by James Durston
• There's Something New on net now
• Consolidation centre
• Wiseman awards
• Sky alternative
• Franchise route for Scots village deli
• M-way toilets see the action
• Hard discounters muscle in on organic for staple ranges
  by Geoff Igharo
• The big picture
• The pork pies don't have it at Marks …
• MBL profits rise 5% in first trading year
• Marlow residents vote against Waitrose plans
  by Helen Gregory
• Fresh storm as Irish inflation, prices rise
• Linda McCartney sold
• Seed mix recalled
• Brand competition
• Sainsbury installs interactive screens
• Court rejects Maxworth bid for protection
• Store robbers could end up red in the face
• Independents seek uplift in booze sales
• Retail award for Sandher
• Coles Myer is considering merging its supermarket chain Coles with its discount supermarket format Bi Lo as part of its five-year strategy
• Supermarket group Pick 'n Pay has acquired fresh produce retailer Fruit & Veg City for an undisclosed sum. The deal, which includes Fruit & Veg City's 86 stores, is subject to the completion of a due diligence review and approval from the competit
• Danish brewer Carlsberg has sold its remaining 13.1% stake in Hite Brewery, the South Korean brewer, for DKK1.3bn . Carlsberg initially invested in Hite in 1999, holding a 25% stake
• Grocery retailer Marsh Supermarkets has opposed an unsolicited bid from investment group Drawbridge Special Opportunities Advisors and Cardinal Paragon for $13.625 a share
• Luxury goods firm LVMH, which makes Fendi-branded handbags, wallets and key chains, has accused retail giant Wal-Mart of selling fake Fendi products in its US warehouse chain Sam's Club
• Brewer Baltic Beverage Holdings, a joint venture between Carlsberg and Scottish & Newcastle, is investing 50m [euro] in a new brewery in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
• Flour power
• Skills in the frame
• Authentic talents
• Prue leaves woolies
• A Kwik departure for the chain's new blood
  by Rod Addy
• Arla's Mostyn-Jones takes the commercial helm at First Milk
• Bentley puts coffee on
• Marketing guru rises at United Co-op
• Hitting the button for Choice changes
• Champion of East Midlands
• The food from Britain client development team
• How to really pack a punch: when it is a neck-and-neck contest between Asda and Tesco to win the Top Store Award, it all comes down to whether or not a shopper is offered help packing goods at the checkout
  by Gaelle Walker
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Price survey
  by Gaelle Walker
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Coca-Cola makes the most of its World Cup: soft drinks giant moves entire category up into third place, featuring heavily in all five major multiples with footie offers
  by Kay Staniland
• Zero understanding of how to tap into the male psyche
  by Jeremy Martin
• The World Cup appears to be getting to Waitrose
• Meanwhile, the team at Asda's Hollingbury store have got into the football spirit by naming each of their tills after one of the countries in the Cup
• While I'm on a sporting theme, I hear Sainsbury's Justin King is a wow in his exercise shorts
• King may like to show a bit of leg, but that's nothing compared with the Rural Payments Agency
• Wheels falling off ethical bandwagon
  by Joanna Blythman
• It's time to get on with the job
  by Gill Fine
• The mission is key to profits
  by Ian Addie
• Be consistent with green cash
  by Tauni Brooker
• Health claim regs praised
  by Linda McAvan
• If only Spar could anticipate beneficial merger
  by Lawrence Hunt
• How the grocer works for you
• Carrefour's vision for the future: Carrefour has just announced its plans to boost sales, and they involve a surprising change in strategy
  by James Durston

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