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Articles in Oct 6, 2007 issue of Grocer

• Welcome, once again, to the joined-up world of food and drink regulation …
  by Adam Leyland
• BP Connect to alter Simply Food stores
• No-go zones imposed after attacks on drivers
  by Belinda Cole
• Carbon Trust considers arrow to indicate rising emissions
• Call for longer rate relief on empty space
• Consumers 'dissatisfied with choice'
• Tonic Attack challenges VAT ruling on wheatgrass juice
• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• Tesco is blasted by Price
  by Belinda Cole
• Advertising watchdog says smoothie's antioxidant claim was not so Innocent
• Dairy co-op merger set to create giant
• Sainsbury's prices rise by almost 5%
  by Calie Williams
• Teens ignoring health advice says King
• Forget Leahy jibe—we will make it says Ocado's boss
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Waitrose gets Oxford Street test bed
• M&S's green store cuts energy by 25%
• Majority of Tesco space is now overseas
• Own label chocolates pass 'dinner party test'
  by Sonya Hook
• Westminster urged to stop Scots booze promotion ban
• Meat restart
• Food colour talks
• Midcounties up 14%
• Commodity cost hikes push up snack prices
  by Rachel Barnes
• Minimum wage slows job creation
• Carrefour praised
• Finsbury acquisition
• Postal strike
• Payzone merges with ATM supplier
• David Sands aims to boost local lines
• Nisa-Today's to recruit 300 more members
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Asda rolls out Collect & Save to fifth store
• Agency to probe high prices in Irish Republic
  by Anthony Garvey
• Shoppers support axing free carriers
• Former Nestle execs create direct service
• Thai group in bid to rival Tesco
• Wal-Mart concentrates on detergent
• Lidl takes first steps outside Europe
• Publix unveils organic supermarket
• Whole Foods' international offer
• New MD for Serious
• Second Birds Eye exit
• Hershey CEO retires
• Double elections
• Radberg promotion
• New lobbyist Milne to pursue policies for BRC
  by Belinda Cole
• Health boss Rillet goes to Danone UK
• Davidson replaces Rose at Landmark
• Dunsmore is chief at S&N
• Cadbury to axe 700 jobs in restructure
• Van Holstein heads Sara Lee Household
• Sainsbury's duo take on new sections
• We work together
• Sainsbury's loyal supporters: the team at Sainsbury's Christchurch branch, Dorset, thrive on challenges and having five major rivals at its door is one of them. But shoppers stick with what they know works best
  by Calie Williams
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Price survey
  by Calie Williams
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Mars delights shoppers with a variety of offers: Mars may have taken over the shelves last weekend with 54% of activity, but it is yet to sneak ahead of Cadbury in the 2007 chart
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space: weekend 30/09/2007
• We must work together to protect staff from violence: shopworkers and retailers need to be involved in tackling crime at work. Partnerships with the police and government offer a solution
  by John Hannett
• Daily Mail
• FT
• The Times
• News of the World
• The Sunday Times
• Trust Tesco. The future is bright: slowdown in sales? Tough times ahead? Not according to Tesco, which has given analysts confidence in a brighter outlook
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• Bond undermines brand innovation
  by John Noble
• Let consumers make their own minds up
  by Jonathan Gabay
• The 2 [pounds sterling] chicken flouts animal welfare
  by Rowen West-Henzell
• Just how long is a carbon footprint?
  by Sue Wheeler
• Bread sales figures are very misleading
  by Jon Wilson
• When will that Ocado success story be delivered? Depending on which paper you read, Ocado is either moving into the black or about to go under. So what's really going on?
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Are heritage brands a thing of the past? With Campbell's soup canned in the UK, are other heritage brands fated to fall by the wayside?
  by Stefan Chomka
• MPs on work experience: with a general election looming, it's never been more vital that MPs 'get' grocery
  by Liz Hamson
• Aldi, Manchester
  by Belinda Cole
• Company profile: Exotic Planet fruit juices: from delistings to becoming the Gucci of juice
• Premium values key in smoothie rivalry
• How can a start-up company be environmentally friendly?
  by John Allaway
• It's crunch time: the confectionery market has fallen in value—but manufacturers and retailers are fighting back. Over the next 25 pages we report on the innovation, reformulation and premiumisation that are shaping the sector
• Natural is right way forward
  by Lisa Riley

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