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Articles in June 30, 2007, issue of Grocer

• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• The high profile of the beef and banana moves suggest Sainsbury is now less bully-boy, more partner
  by Sam Fortescue
• Cameron the food patriot takes the floor
  by David Cameron
• It's a landmark signing
  by Ronan Hegarty
• GDA alliance insists media campaign is not an attempt to derail traffic lights
• Better Asda food pulls in 20 million
• Co-op Group hails Christmas success
  by Beth Phillips
• Call to boost awareness of tobacco law
• Ofcom delays ad ban to review objections
  by Fiona McLelland
• Price cutting fails to impress experts
• Property venture
• Strike is called off
• Asda sues Leighton
• Star News sold to Midcounties Co-op
• Wholesaler opens its first retail outlet
• Muller warns inquiry of supermarket power
  by Richard Clarke
• P&H wins 75m [pounds sterling] contract to supply Northcliffe CTN chain
• Directory of suppliers is now available
• Furnishings taken online
• Food additives probe could lead to ban on colourings
  by Tony Lithgow
• Majestic to open another 10 stores
• Tesco-town plans
• Payzone installation
• Food demand
• Shops urged to be more interesting
• JS chairman is knighted
• ADM hike sparks fear of further bread rises
  by Tony Lithgrow
• ACS lobbying for needs test to stay
• Retro starters
• Dye rules obeyed
• Vegetarian loyalty
• Blueheath puts its drivers to the fore
• Industry teams up to push green practice
  by Fiona McLelland
• Local stores championed
• Asda turbine will be second-largest
• France allows supermarket TV ads
• Metro to shut 15 of acquired stores
• Wal-Mart a little more upbeat
• 7-Eleven looks to 8,000 stores
• Carrefour opens first Jordan store
• Third dairy for Wimm-Bill-Dann
• Dautzenberg leaves Makro UK for Portugal
  by Beth Phillips
• UB chief executive Ritchie steps down
• Voyle to chair Vision's food acquisitions
• Hampson retires
• Blueheath search
• Online appointment
• Brewis joins Allied
• An Innocent man
• Havelock rises
• New IGD president
• New sales director
• They've learnt how to do it: Asda's Ashton store—a Store of Learning where up and coming managers come to train—scooped this week's Top Store Award, delighting our shopper with a festive facelift and great customer service
  by Gaelle Walker
• Q&A with Ann Plenderleith: manager of the week
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Gaelle Walker
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• The spirits of Christmas are reluctant to depart: Christmas promotional activity reached a peak over the festive season with Smirnoff still up there as the biggest hitter
  by Kay Staniland
• The week's main activity
• Share of space: week end 30-31/12/2006
• Are on-pack promotions passe? I don't think so
  by David Lebond
• This week come news that B&Q made candidates dance, sing and pull funny faces to secure a van driving job
• Talking of dressing up, we were pleased to receive the Sainsbury's staff Christmas card, for it proves conclusively that Justin King really does have a sense of humour
• Not content with its attack on foods high in fat, salt and sugar, the FSA now has a new product on its banned list: bottled water
• Beans are the hot new biofuel
• Protect the future of dairy farming: there is a real prospect that UK milk production could be halved in the next few years. Supermarkets need to follow the example of Waitrose
  by Joanna Blythman
• You'll pay if you are not prepared
  by Simon Hill
• Zero tolerance is a cultural shift
  by Laurence King
• A cereal thriller at Tesco Wick
  by James Hendrie
• Dave must do better than this
  by Roger Williams
• Thresher missed great opportunity
  by Oliver Felstead
• What's in store in 2007? Health and the environment won't be the only burning issues facing the food and drink industry this year
• Living la vida local: as multiples look to meet growing consumer demand for local food there will be challenges all round
  by Sam Fortescue
• Who's on the shopping list this year? Chris Blackhurst, City editor of the Evening Standard, predicts who will snap up whom in coming months
  by Chris Blackhurst
• Creating a single brand identity
• A place in the premier league: the appetite for healthy fruit and superfoods is giving fresh impetus to the jams and spreads market even as Premier Foods creates a sector powerhouse
  by Jaq Bayles
• Generating a terrific buzz
• The supplier's view: make time for breakfast
  by Mark Tate