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Articles in July 19, 2008 issue of Grocer

• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• Can the big supermarkets prove to us their much-heralded CSR credentials?
  by Ronan Hegarty
• A new colossus is born. Ltd. acquires Somerfield PLC
  by Mark Choueke
• Switch to biodiesel triggers 'massive' cost hikes in oils
• Morrisons and Asda cut core items to 50p
• Inflation slows to 0.7% from 2.8%
• Ocado in same-day service first
  by Chloe Smith
• Waitrose gets the interior decorators in
• Ombudsman role may be delayed by retailers
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Fears mount FSA will resort to shock tactics with sat-fats
• Suppliers to justify food label claims
• Whole Foods raises bar on fish standards
• Brands investigation expected to go slow
  by Chloe Smith
• Tories plan to reduce small store crimes
• Suppliers sign up to 10-point carbon reduction checklist
• Impact test 'could aid supermarkets'
• Anger over no browsing for beer rule
• Binge drinking: blame hits offies and c-stores
  by Charlie Wright
• More special offers stocked as shoppers seek bargains
• Less than 100 turn up for King's agm
• Online error offers Harp for one cent
• Humble white loaf is hero of credit crunch
  by Alex Beckett
• Exporting excellence in the spotlight
• Second boycott on Vodafone top-ups
• Thorntons on the up
• Food division up 14%
• Alcohol avoids ban
• Persistence of kids characters blasted
• Wholesaler prices rise along with cost of fuel
  by Peter Cripps
• Smiths angers newsagents with fee hike
• Tesco Mobile finds new brand image
• Nisa Today's moves home
• Industry gets behind Africa trading scheme
  by Joanne Grew
• Sainsbury's to back NVQ day celebrations
• Third of shoppers happy to switch
• Wal-Mart/Carrefour bid for Lenta
• Shoplifters' needs get more basic
• Woolworths reaches into India
• Wal-Mart helps save the forests
• Ahold shakes up its top team
• Wider role for Blackhurst
• Pickup appointed new sales director at UBUK
  by Alex Beckett
• Grimwood to take helm at Nestle UK
• Birds Eye takes on sustainability chief
• Taking value to Coventry: Morrisons has made it a double, with two wins back-to-back. The store prides itself on giving great value to hungry cash-strapped students and delivering excellent customer service
  by Nick Hughes
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Nick Hughes
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Multiples focus efforts on seasonal favourites: analysis of weekend activity shows the retailers putting summer indulgence to the fore in promotional activity
  by Kay Staniland
• That's another fine mess the OFT has got you into: when does information sharing become collusion? The line isn't between the two isn't easy to walk but you'll pay the price if you don't
  by Sarah Hoskins
• The Independent
• The Daily Telegraph
• Daily Express
• The Guardian
• Sunday Mirror
• Is Sir Terry's fear well founded? With the UK's economic situation on a downward plunge, the multiples are bracing themselves for the effects. Who will fare best?
  by Jonathan Pritchard
• NPM needs to relate to portion size
  by Gary Stephenson
• CBI compromise does not give enough time
  by Harry Takhar
• Asda needs to shake off bipolar problem
  by Alistair Smith
• Why object to higher quality foodstuffs?
  by Adam York
• Welfare is worse on non-RSPCA farms
  by Bruce Friedrich
• Marks sets out plan for the Co-op's big future: having agreed to buy Somerfield for the knockdown price of 1.57bn [pounds sterling], the Co-op boss turns his attention to the task in hand
  by Mark Choueke
• Sainsbury's pours its last drink online: the retailer is abandoning its drinks website at the end of the month. Where did it go wrong
  by Graham Holter
• What kids really want!! What do kids really want? Rainbow-coloured food in zany packaging and ever more bizarre flavours? Not according to the panel of 12 and 13-year-olds at the Food for Kids conference
  by Nick Hughes
• The flying Dutchman: Morrisons caught its rivals off guard with its recovery. CEO Marc Bolland tells Adam Leyland how it was done
  by Adam Leyland
• Taking premium convenience beyond Lincoln: Lewis & Cooper looks like a chocolate box grocery store straight out of the good old days. But it's also bang up to date—it roasts its own coffee, offers international produce alongside local food, and t
  by Beth Phillips
• We ask … is enough being done to tackle theft?
• Real Yorkshire Wensleydale
• Walkers Nonsuch
• United Biscuits' Mighty 6
• Fredericks Dairies' Cadbury stick ice creams
• English Provender
• Amoy oriental cooking sauces
• Schwartz Cook Art blends
• Mars Little Bit of
• Over-the-counter ban: how will retailers cope? Independents are protesting at the proposed tobacco display ban. Many independents in Iceland, Thailand and Canada closed when a similar ban was introduced. What effect would it have here?
  by Sofia Gkiousou
• Splashing out on healthy oils: we Brits seem happy to pay a premium for quality cooking oils, particularly olive oil, but will economic concerns cause us to change our ways
  by David Burrows
• Research notes
  by Hon Man Liau

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