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Articles in June 9, 2007 issue of Grocer

• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• This episode reveals a further error in the FSA's Nutrient Profiling Model
  by Fiona McLelland
• No milk or bread, but a lot of grief
• Milk falls foul of ad rules
  by Fiona McLelland
• After the big statement, Whole Foods gears up for rapid expansion in Britain
• Now Mars courts Vegetarian Society
• Asda is cheapest chain for decade
  by Alex Beckett
• Thresher sold to consortium
• Leighton: 'it's unique that all four players are doing well'
  by Liz Hamson
• Chill or die, Muller boss warns c-stores
• Labelling discussion
• Sales rise at Today's
• Co-op card signings
• Kellogg's raps FSA breakfast survey
• Brewers are urged to help tackle fraud
• Tesco reveals plan to revamp 200 more One Stop c-stores
  by Beth Phillips
• Sainsbury's shoppers worry most about carbon footprint
• Scotmid co-op stores are to get fascia lift
• Healthy foods could be hit by demonising of trans fats
  by Calie Williams
• It's recycling with a smile
• National Independents' Week success
• Batleys advises on how to be perfect
• Londis puts retailer name centre stage
• Reformulation: EU must note good work to date says FDF
  by Richard Clarke
• Stayaway shoppers asked: don't you love us any more?
• No deal yet in small firm hazard row
• Manufacturers back plan to turn food waste into energy
  by Calie Williams
• Nisa unveils snack range
• Call to put Jersey store plans on hold
• Strips to be stripped
• Call to axe bulb VAT
• Rate rises hit sales
• Staff fear violence from teen smokers
• Ocado denies launch of thicker plastic bags
  by Richard Clarke
• Online advice on reducing packaging
• Retail group says 'let there be light'
• Coke pledges to replenish water
• Carrefour sells stores denied to Tesco
• Wal-Mart slows Supercenter growth
• Heinz acquires Cadbury business
• Danone is taking partner to court
• Woolies exit
• McBride chairman
• Glanbia guidance
• HGCA board
• Property move
• McKeon leaves Beam to take helm at Cobra
  by Robyn Lewis
• Gentle touch for McCartney
• Thorntons boosted by Tesco expertise
• Birch recruited by Sainsbury's
• Cadbury is to axe nine top managers
• Arthur promoted to lead marketing role
• Federation of Bakers names new chairman
• We work together
• Success through talking shop: with a multi-ethnic customer base and workforce, Feroz Patel recognised that the first challenge he faced as manager of the Asda store in Hulme was overcoming communication problems
  by Alex Beckett
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Alex Beckett
• Availability
• Top-up shop: every week The Grocer's mystery shoppers also visit convenience stores to check out the price of 10 commonly bought fast-moving food items across all grocery categories
• Price survey: Asda's crusade to offer the lowest prices has been rewarded with a tenth consecutive year as the cheapest retailer
• Availability & service: Morrisons is availability champion, though Sainsbury's provides the most full baskets
• Customer service: Morrisons' charm offensive shows no sign of abating as it scores 14 wins in our Top Store Awards
• The Grocer 100 index: Asda remains the UK's cheapest supermarket in The Grocer 100 price survey, and it's actually increasing its lead
• Sensodyne shines in a bout of healthy activity: Johnson & Johnson retains the top spot in health end beauty this year but there are plenty of challengers in the wings
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space: weekend 03/06/2007
• You can prevent food fraud by using the latest science: suppliers that fail to use up-to-date scientific techniques to test the authenticity of ingredients and species will lack any defence if food fraud lands them in court
  by Owen Warnock
• What the papers said
• Why Kwik Save couldn't be saved; what went so badly wrong that Kwik Save should have slumped from being FTSE 100 stock to its current state of near-collapse?
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• Carbon label is not an end in itself
  by Beverley Parrish
• Urgent action by industry needed
  by Vicki Hird
• The Grocer has really come up trumps!
  by Michael England
• Remaining POs must be able to do better
  by Bob Farrand
• MSG health fears are without foundation
  by Susan Scott
• Flint must recognise our achievements
  by Tony Hynes
• Muslim no to animal-to-animal feeding
  by Naved Syed
• Low-carb labels try to earn a little respect … but there's a danger that creating a low-carbon labelling scheme takes so long the public moves on to the next fad
  by Simon Creasey
• Is adding folic acid a half-baked notion? The FSA is due to recommend folate should be added by law to bread or flour. But is it worth the cost, asks Calie Williams?
  by Calie Williams
• The new order: you may not know their names, still less what they look like, but the private equity mob are now a force to be reckoned with in grocery
• Wholesaler profile: Appleby Westward: in search of the forward-thinkers: nine months after a management buyout of its parent company, Spar's wholesaler in the South West, Appleby Westward, is searching for progressive retailers to grow the business and de
  by Ronan Hegarty

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