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Articles in Jan 5, 2008, issue of Grocer

• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• It's 2008 so get set for the unexpected again
  by Richard Clarke
• Iceland caves in to revolt
  by Richard Clarke
• Multiples' local sourcing just lipservice says Black Farmer
• Thin people run up bigger bills for NHS
• Tesco tops the big Xmas ad spenders
• Dubai deal 'will cut prices in UK'
  by Richard Clarke
• Retailer price pressure puts labour in danger, warns GLA
  by Belinda Cole
• MPs in call to keep planning restrictions
• M&S says recording supply deals would hinder business
• Morrisons: action needs 'legal basis'
• Red Tractor lines hit 7bn [pounds sterling]
• Top export award goes to Walkers Shortbread
  by Beth Phillips
• Scottish c-stores set to be hit by massive licence fee hikes
• Conference to address nonfood
• EFSA study on food additives facing delay
• Asda's distribution staff are risking injury, claims report
  by Fiona McLelland
• Peter's to supply pastries to Asda
• Conservative Commission visits Tuffins
• Retailer trials silent emission-free fridge
• Co-op Group consolidates distribution
• Sainsbury's hits out at celebrity ads of rivals
  by Fiona McLelland
• Aldi boosts grip on Ireland with RDC
• Irish inflation at highest for six years
• Lidl drives fresher feel with 5-a-day
• Carbon Trust's label recognised by public
  by Belinda Cole
• Teens taught the perils of booze abuse
• Fill your sails with funds for Caravan
• Carrefour fined for oil stampede
• Heineken buys Syabar Brewing Co
• Netto pushes into Ukraine
• Friesland and Campina to merge
• Whole Foods Market plans bag ban
• US orders cloned animal food probe
• Sainsbury's adding weight to property development team
  by Fiona McLelland
• Butcher's new sales director
• Evans to succeed Walkers' Campbell
• InBev UK marketing chief returns to US
• New Year Honours recognise top grocery industry figures
  by Beth Phillips
• Scots wholesalers elect new president
• Mayfield joins skills group
• Savanna appoints head of marketing
• Tesco starts 2008 with a bang: Tesco's Sale branch in Greater Manchester impressed our mystery shopper with a full basket and a fine performance in all key areas, earning it our first Top Store award of the new year
  by Alex Beckett
• Q&A with Mark Williams: store manager of the week
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Alex Beckett
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Cadbury enjoys sweet success over Christmas: the confectionery brand was the most heavily promoted brand over the festive period, but in the category stakes alcohol ruled
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space: month ending 31/12/2007
• 2008: the year the gloves will come off in grocery: the grocery trade is set for a bumpy ride at the start of a year in which the industry is expected to undergo radical change and evolution
  by Adam Donaldson
• What the papers said
• Now or never for global fish stocks: without radical action our favourite fish will disappear from dinner plates. Ministers should listen to environmentalists, not trawlermen
  by Joanna Blythman
• How to take away the fear factor
  by Duncan Swift
• The cod dilemma: to eat or not to eat?
  by Mike Mitchell
• No problem for Wensleydale PDO
  by James L. Douglass
• Let's find a great future for cartons
  by Jon Davies
• Honey will become more expensive
  by Thomas Heck
• Did the tills ring out for Christmas? Grocery retailers appear to have had a very merry Christmas, although the smaller players may not have had as much fun as the big boys
  by Richard Clarke
• Choose the best cover of 2007
• Looking back to the future
• The deal no-one saw coming: Booker's takeover of Blueheath stunned the City and the industry and has prompted us to crown Booker chief Charles Wilson The Grocer's man of the year
• NMA rebels who wouldn't go away
• Wealmoor in the spotlight after blaze
• The Grocer urges FSA to weigh it up!
• Groceries inquiry blow for c-stores
• Asda cheeky? You'd butter believe it
• It's time to spread the word: as jam, marmalade and honey producers are hit by raw material shortages and price rises, they're working harder than ever to drive new usage occasions
  by Lisa Riley
• Squeezable is a hit with public
• The supplier: three cheers for Marmite squeezy
  by Cheryl Calverley
• A celebration of authenticity
• The supplier: innovation will drive growth
  by Dave Atkinson
• Research notes
  by Charles Bradley
• Getting into a jam over NPD: innovation has been sorely lacking in the jam category. But things are looking up as manufacturers exploit opportunities at the premium end of the market
• Spreading the eating occasions
• Mary Berry jam range
• Honey buzz inspires NPD
• Jam for dieters. Ltd.
• Ethical peanut butter takes off