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Articles in April 26, 2008 issue of Grocer

• "The FSA panel's proposals offer welcome encouragement to suppliers to reformulate, but do not go far enough"
  by Adam Leyland
• A damaging admission from M&S? No. just refreshing and honest
  by Chloe Smith
• Cereals thrown a lifeline
  by Nick Hughes
• Delia works wonders with recipes of the cheatin' kind
• NFU puts UK in frame of global crisis
• Morrisons tops our trade spend ranks
• Forget the hype: inflation is just 4%
  by Alex Beckett
• M&S plans online service to shake off top-up shop image
  by Chloe Smith
• Threat of basmati export ban grows
• Julian Graves revisits roots with store
• Commission 'must face up to reality'
• Sainsbury's asks staff to help it generate 1bn [pounds sterling] extra sales
  by Beth Phillips
• Food Industry Awards invite submissions
• Retailers will face more OFT scrutiny
• Acquisitions slow as crunch hits private equity funding
• Supermarkets unite to fight binge drinkers
• Guinness supply under threat as strike looms
  by Anthony Garvey
• 'Underage drinking must be fought by parents and police'
• Morrisons takes a swipe at pay fiddles
• Anglia set for major revamp of business
• Co-op plans 400 new stores within the next three years. Ltd.
  by Beth Phillips
• Suppliers fear being left in limbo by sale of Somerfield. Ltd. plans to buy Somerfield PLC
• ASA's judgment clears Coco Pops
• Tories join the battle to save small shops
  by Joe Lepper
• Midcounties Co-op profits soar by 11%
• P&H to unveil initiatives at trade show
• China drafts new food safety law
• Shoppers bag discount for recycling
• Carrefour plans in-store downloads
• Russian chain plans to open in July
• Lianhua announces 400 new shops
• Gunn retires from Pol UK
• Top team at Little Dish gets two new recruits
  by Rachel Barnes
• Stone takes over as chairman of Wrap
• Lucas replaces Craft as Londis sales boss
• Morrisons pulls off a hat-trick: Morrisons has outdone its rivals again with another Top Store award. Its Dukinfield branch won our mystery shopper over with 100% availability, personable service and quick checkout
  by Alex Beckett
• Q&A with Louise Clarke Store manager of the week
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Alex Beckett
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Hardys leads as wine dominates in alcohol: Hardys is keeping up the pace with its promotional activity while Morrisons is the busiest retailer at driving BWS sales
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space
• Could GM be the solution to our global food crisis? With world food prices rising as a result of growing global demand, perhaps it is time to accept the potential of GM technologies
  by Iain Ferguson
• The Daily Telegraph
• The Observer
• Daily Express
• Daily Mail
• Daily Mirror
• Tesco's 'troubles' are simply blips: while Tesco's current performance is undoubtedly strong, there have been dips in the past 18 months, so what's in store for the future?
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• Clock ticking on pig industry collapse
  by Richard Longthorp
• What happened to "every little helps"?
  by Greg Mowbray
• Invest now in food production capacity
  by Philip Richardson
• Eleventh hour looms for food from Britain
  by Jonathan Grant-Nicholas
• It might be a pasty, but it's not Cornish
  by Peter Mitchell
• The Ofcom sandwich gets a fresh FSA grilling: in a new snub to cheese, Marmite, butter et al, an expert panel is recommending few changes to the notorious NPM
  by Nick Hughes
• Why Delia is still the darling of grocery: she's been panned for her new cookbook, but Delia still shifts products from shelves
  by Stefan Chomka
• Light at the end of the tunnel? Our latest trade investment survey detailing manufacturers' views on promotions yielded many of the same old frustrations over discounts. But things may be changing
  by Mark Choueke
• Tesco falls in compliance Olympics
• Suppliers can make a case for change
• Cafe culture comes of age: egged on by high-street competition, cafes and restaurants in supermarkets have moved on and up to compete
  by Alex Kasriel
• Shop profile: James Graven & Sons: convenient, and for police too: community is at the heart of everything James Graven does. So when the Soham police station was closed, MD Jonathan James gave up his office to bring the bobbies back
  by Beth Phillips
• Police: coming soon at a store near you
• Tobacco poll
• The future's still rose for wine: with the darkening economic climate and the Chancellor's duty hike, the omens were not good for the wine industry. But it's not all gloom and doom
  by Graham Holter
• New premium wines develop
• The buyer: here comes the credit crunch
  by Pierpaolo Petrassi
• Research notes
  by Kiera Auty
• Total wine
• The old World fights back
• The buyer: Europe will be back in favour
  by Justin Howard-Sneyd
• Kumala bounces back
• Multiples take the abv lower
• ExCel to see pick of organic
• Campo Viejo
• Casillero Del Diablo
• The opponents come online: supermarkets' fierce pricing strategies have hurt the specialists badly, but the rise of downloading presents a formidable challenge to both
  by James Durston
• The threat of devaluation
• The researcher: music is down, games are up
  by Anita Balchandani

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