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Articles in Sept 1, 2007, issue of Grocer

• "If Morrisons has failed to act quickly enough, it won't have done itself any favours"
  by Liz Hamson
• The vegetarian voice is growing stronger—and the big suppliers are jumping
  by Calie Williams
• E.coli prosecution threat
  by Fiona McLelland
• Walkers rushes to pull animal rennet from new snacks line
• Asda chats about NPD on Facebook
• Shopper concerns over origin slumps
• 15 plastic bags … for 32 items
  by Alex Beckett
• Ready meals still rule in UK households
• Martin McColl tipped to seize Smile Stores
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Aldi slashes prices over 15% of range
• Closer to a deal
• Sunday lobbying
• Slave labour slur
• Tesco may have to remove extension
• Nanny the vulnerable, urges APPG
• Power crisis plan strips food from the vital list
  by Richard Clarke
• J&J Haslett drive healthy eating message
• MSYS targets schools with competition
• Our Kitchen doubles lines
• Irish blast UK chains for levels of imports
  by Anthony Garvey
• Ex-Londis directors in fascia row
• ACS hits out over 'dodgy offies' slur
• First Czech Express
• Anti-smoking drive
• Savlon scare
• Own label awards '08 open for entry
• Lib Dem alliance calls for creation of Ofshop
  by Fiona McLelland
• Makro boosts Polish ranges
• Try something new at Harrods …
• FDF launches web guide to lunchbox
• Pre-pay card spies on spend at rival chains
  by Belinda Cole
• Southern rolls out deli concession
• Spar drives image in women's mags
• Woolworths eyes Coles' Kmart
• Whole Foods secures Wild Oats
• Farmers call for stores to reopen
• P&G sues Kraft over coffee container
• Cadbury gets Intergum approval
• McQueen retail MD
• New Wal-Mart tier
• SCA strategist
• Spring enterprise
• Three big hitters head Sainsbury's c-store ops
  by Fiona McLelland
• Parfetts' man in Sheffield
• New trio on board Yoplait brand team
• Eastbourne's shining example: the seaside town has welcomed the transformation of a Morrisons store to a Waitrose, says manager Duncan Waller, who claims local shoppers had been waiting for the chain's arrival
  by Alex Beckett
• Q&A with Duncan Waller: store manager of the week
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Alex Beckett
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Online arms deliver bags of improvement: from fewer plastic bags to better delivery times, the latest The Grocer 33 Online reveals major improvement to service
  by Alex Beckett
• Bag watch
• Tesco
• Dairylea dominates the aisles with promotions: Dairylea has maintained last year's massive lead over Cathedral City with 70% of all activity in the cheese category at the weekend
  by Kay Staniland
• Stop wasting marketing spend. Learn to drive sales
  by Graham Leask
• What the papers said
• Tesco's 16% fall is not justified
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• Give greater certainty to suppliers
  by Duncan Swift
• Consumers not the ultimate winners
  by James Lowman
• British farmers have a chance to benefit
  by Carmen Suarez
• Don't assume every label is understood
  by Richard Lowe
• We buck the trend of cheap meat imports
  by Mark Cornall
• Escaping the trops of trade investment: in part two of our investigation into trade investment practice, Stefan Chomka looks at how suppliers can unlock the benefits
  by Stefan Chomka
• Lager sales: going down the hatch? Lager sales are in decline as drinkers turn to alternatives. But will the glass remain half empty
  by Robyn Lewis
• Tesco's 2020 vision: Tesco and Unilever have joined forces with Forum for the Future to produce groundbreaking research predicting the shape of grocery retailing in 2020 and beyond
  by Paul Carey
• Age no barrier to success for teen entrepreneur: at the tender age of 15 Louis Barnett is already running his own confectionery company, with products on-shelf in Waitrose and listings expected at Sainbury's. Alex Rabagliati spoke to the young entrepreneu
  by Alex Rabogliati
• Curving out a niche in a crowded market
  by Alex Rabogliati
• How can a small company achieve that elusive first listing?
  by Alex Rabogliati
• Vote now for your personality of the year: www.grocercup.co.uk
• More power to the shoppers: hi-tech gadgets proliferate in today's households but battery manufacturers face many challenges in reversing the overall decline of the market
  by Jeff Clark-Meads
• Public happy to pay for power
• The marketer: a tussle for power
  by Steven Warburton
• Vital lessons at the fixture
• The retailer: stock as wide a range as possible
  by Dave Beese
• Research notes
  by Tom Wright
• Public wants choice
• A new regime takes shape
• The supplier: price-marking appeals
  by Tim Clark