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Articles in March 17, 2007 issue of Grocer

• This week's hot topic
  by Richard Clarke
• Sainsbury's deal 'on a knife edge'
• Carbon labelling is here
  by Richard Clarke
• Sainsbury's least likely to be welcomed by local residents
• Fourth store plan: 'cheek or stupidity'
• Air freighted mark takes off at M&S
• Morrisons to be 'food specialist'
  by Fiona McLelland
• Tesco centre faces legal threats in US
• Turton: Nisa-Costcutter deal will not be revived
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Waitrose works to reduce basket price
• Strong ice cream sales
• Netto labels up
• Healthy families plan
• Cadbury plans to split operations
• PayPoint bid to woo stores
• Budgens and Londis to get branding revamp
  by Beth Phillips
• Martin McColl puts 54 sites up for sale
• Asda's retail therapy
• Grocery vehicle survey
• Tesco careers on show
• Ex-Asda men cook up Natural Kitchen
• Make store turbine consent easier and faster says Leahy
  by Richard Clarke
• New Tuffins greenest yet
• Bogofs and multi-buys fuel climate change claims Wrap
• Owner CD&R puts Brakes up for sale
• Increase in Irish bag levy
• Kwik Save pledge on morale 'meaningless'
  by Gaelle Walker
• Welsh suppliers score with Tesco
• Whole Foods axes Notting Hill outlet
• Chip and PIN training must be improved
• Independents week to focus on street parties
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Bay laws proposed for disabled drivers
• Food hall plan scrapped
• Liquid developments
• Quality concerns
• Irish schools calling for voucher review
• Greggs trials flexible hours
• Don't miss a chance to win cheese glory
• Lidl says it's sorry over licensing row
• Collaboration could bring spec savings
• Bain in on KKR bid for Coles …
• … As KKR buys Dollar General
• Suppliers sign up to eco scorecard
• Kroger sales rise 9.2%
• Hershey aims for savings of $190m
• A female first
• Fane chief leaves
• Chairman elected
• Hawkins joins FFB
• Britvic brand director
• Patak's Page to grow Jamie Oliver venture
  by Alison Bennett
• Chamberlain to take on ACS events
• Boyes moves to UK Moet MD position
• Jones rises to the board
• Fisher leaves Spar to seek athletic goals. Ltd.
• Sainsbury's recruits Icke to wine team
• Confex takes on Wootton
• We work together
• A performance to be proud of: Asda is yet again the worthy winner of this week's Top Store award. Even though it is awaiting a revamp, the 44,000 sq ft store in Tyne and Wear was tidy with helpful staff and great availability
  by Alison Bennett
• Q&A with Gary Graham: Team leader of the Week
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Alison Bennett
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Wall's and Nestle fight for top spot in ice cream: Nestle is no longer letting Wall's steal the thunder in ice cream, with Skinny Cow getting the lion's share of a bigger spend
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space: weekend 10-11/03/2007
• The week's main activity
• Food can be healthy, ethical sustainable, and tasty, too! Martin Glenn: ahead of the FSA's latest salt awareness campaign, the Birds Eye CEO outlines the initiatives the brand has taken to be healthy and ethical
  by Martin Glenn
• Sir Terry Leahy et al are facing their biggest challenge over the growth of their empires—God
• Judging by the recent Lidl adverts that have appeared in the national papers you'd have thought the retailer was an outward bound specialist rather than on inner city discount chain
• Poor old Coca-Cola
• Scientists claim that drinking cocoa could cut the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes to less than 10%
• Will Sainsbury's star stop shining?
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• Get happy with nutrient-dense
  by Paul Weeks
• Personal touch is trump card
  by Graham Ede
• Decline caused by publishers
  by Subhash Varambhia
• Fairtrade: help tobacco farmers
  by Simon Dunn
• Share expertise for sustainability
  by Will Yandell
• A simple apology is preferable
  by Jonathan Gabay

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