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Articles in July 26, 2008 issue of Grocer

• As easy as selling sarnies to Britons
• Peter Spencer: senior vice president of sales, Constellation Europe
• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• This week's hot topic
  by Nick Hughes
• FSA salt targets blasted
  by Nick Hughes
• Netto plans 20 stores a year and sharpens up pricing act
• Somerfield deal expected in November. Ltd.
• Bernard Matthews remoulds its image
• Whistle blown on mislabelled beef
  by Chloe Smith
• Discounters bag record market share
• Lion gets its teeth into frozen with Foodvest
  by Adam Leyland
• Trouble brews as Tesco tea giveaway draws industry ire
• Baby boom buoys Asda Bounty deal
• Shortlist of 23 chosen for CPA awards
• Indies up the ante in fight with Vodafone
  by Peter Cripps
• English honey is running dry
• Profits rise by 11% for Martin McColl
• Retail sales fall 3.9%
• Tobacco profits rise
• AB pushes up sales
• Unilever refocuses after Bertolli sale
• Caravan has merged its northern ops
• One-size-fits-all drinks code comes under fire
  by Helen Gilbert
• It's Serious: aiming high in juice and smoothie market
• Industry activity cuts landfill waste
• Supermarkets plunge down Superbrands list
  by Charlie Wright
• Tesco chooses straw to fuel biomass plant
• M&S 5p policy leads to 80% reduction in carrier bag use
• Co-op to go 100% recycled on fizzies
• Irish bristle over plan for Grafton Street Lidl
  by Anthony Garvey
• Asda plans to be biggest clothes chain
• Morrisons hits out at stadium Extra
• Lianhua plans major expansion
• X5 opens 100 stores in first half
• Supervalu feels the credit crunch
• Delhaize eyes eastern Europe
• Sam's Club wants students' purses
• PTF names Stanton as new chair
• Aunt Bessie's MD hunt ends in Heritage hire
  by Alex Beckett
• Garlick the pick for Premier insight job
• Kearns confirmed as Soya Health MD
• Tesco gets on the board: after six weeks out in the cold, Tesco has finally pulled a winning performance out of the hat. The staff at the recently redesigned Falkirk store in Scotland really know how to impress
  by Nick Hughes
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Nick Hughes
• Availability
• Top-up shop
• Confectionery and fizzy drinks rule in impulse: ambient confectionery topped the impulse promotion chart at Asda and Sainsbury's, but their rivals had other priorities
  by Kay Staniland
• Share of space: week ending 20/07/2006
• Fight credit crunch with innovation not renovation
  by Martin Hawkins
• The Observer
• Sunday Telegraph
• News of the World
• The Times
• The Daily Telegraph
• Don't succumb to false optimism
  by Tim Lang
• A deal that eased pain of directive
  by Neil Carberry
• The way to find out what children want
  by Praveen Vijh
• We need more funds for bovine TB action
  by Lyndon Edwards
• In defence of British poultry standards
  by Peter Bradnock
• Tesco resorts to desperate tactics
  by H. Bhatt
• Supermarket price deals: how low can they go? Asda's and Morrisons' 50p everyday items are pleasing the punters, but can retailers afford to maintain such offers
  by Mark Choueke
• Suppliers size up the discounter potential: cash-strapped British shoppers are flocking to the hard discounters. What about the brands
  by Peter Cripps
• Coming to a store near you: it took years for the baobab to crack the UK. A new law could speed things up for the next generation of novel foods
  by Richard Ford
• The online crusader: if Ocado finance chief Jason Gissing gets his way the company will one day have 30% of the online grocery market. He explains how to Chloe Smith
  by Chloe Smith
• From car-boot crisp-seller to Scottish chief: from humble beginnings do great wholesalers grow. Iain Hill started off with a car boot and a few boxes of crisps. Fifteen years later, he's the president of the Scottish Wholesale Association
  by Ronan Hegarty
• We ask … do retailers show less loyalty in hard times?
• Reader survey
• Lunchtime food goes al desco: lunchboxes are no longer the preserve of schoolchildren. Many adults are bringing lunch from home or picking it up on the way to work
  by Richard Clarke
• Research notes
  by Teresa Fisher
• The nutritionist: easy's not the same as healthy
  by Jennie Cockcroft
• Homemade savings
• An unsustainable daily discipline
• The supplier: don't let Oliver's work be wasted
  by Richard Cooke
• Kids get taste for packed lunches
• The analyst: number of packed lunches to fall
  by Michael Hughes
• Face off
• Ad laws aren't childsplay
• The old—Muller One A Day
• The now—Cheestrings

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