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Articles in August 9, 2008 issue of Grocer

• Brits lose appetite for 'unhealthy' pork pies
  by Michael Barker
• Opinion
  by Adam Leyland
• This week's hot topic
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Whole Foods in the red
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Skincare heads up CV for men fearful over their job security
• Jolly Green Giant strides into soups
• New owner gets to work on Oddbins
• Soaring inflation 'set to cool down'
  by Alex Beckett
• AG Barr offers Rubicon route to the big time
• Lidl and Tesco hiss and spit over 'Trash Savers'
  by Anthony Garvey
• Rollbacks go green with cuts on lines with low packaging
• Tesco school uniform offer enters fray
• Northern and Nestle fund health drive
• Landmark urges local shoppers to cut waste
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Makro sales head south
• The show goes on despite the inferno
• Nisa's 'in line with ambitious targets'
• Junk food tax up
• Homewares chief
• Food champ
• Marks confident about Somerfield integration
  by Beth Phillips
• Concessions to continue
• Co-op gives netball a leg-up
• Food Northwest rescues producers
• Thorntons trials new foodie look for stores
  by Beth Phillips
• Budgens says IT glitch was a 'one-off'
• Waitrose rolls out charitable scheme
• Metro group sales up 7.1%
• Pledge of no advertising to children
• Delhaize focuses on lower prices
• Philip Morris to acquire Rothmans
• P&G profit up by one third
• Food export prospects get a big health boost
  by Charlie Wright
• DBC nets 1m [pounds sterling] burger deal
• Asda woos mums with games mag
• Vimto sales hand Nichols profits boost
• C-stores help Wine Cellar ease losses
• Putting pies back into chip shops is way to go
  by Peter Cripps
• Sainsbury's HR appeals total just 25
• Suszczenia receives open-arm welcome
• Former Leaf head becomes MD at LPC
• Morrisons beats the data: you may think down-to-earth Morrisons wouldn't quite fit in the sophisticated city of Bath. Not so, said our shopper, who was impressed by the great merchandising and a raft of offers
  by Nick Hughes
• This week a year ago the winner was …
• Service champs
• Price survey
  by Joanne Grew
• Availability
• Top-up-shop
• Unilever ups the ante in toiletries with Lynx drive: analysis of promotional activity in toiletries over the past two years shows Lynx rising from 10th place to hit the top five
  by Kay Staniland
• The week's main activity
• Share of space: week ending 03/08/2008
• Tesco has chosen perfect time to get into banking: British banks have lost the public's respect over the past year. Could Tesco give the sector the shake-up it so desperately needs?
  by Jeremy Baker
• FT
• Daily Express
• The Daily Telegraph
• The Observer
• The Sunday Telegraph
• Happy hour: last orders at the bar: we may soon see new measures aimed at cutting the 'irresponsible' sale of alcohol. So what will this mean for consumers and retailers?
  by Kevin Hawkins
• Unacceptable dithering after inquiry
  by John Murphy
• Let's have the new code of practice, fast
  by John Noble
• Government must deliver on watchdog
  by Helen Rimmer
• FSA defends its 6g daily advice for salt
  by Rosemary Hignett
• Red Tractor serves bird welfare badly
  by Philip Lymbery
• Tesco banks on financial services to drive growth: last week Tesco unveiled ambitious plans to become a full retail bank. Is this the big move that will pull it clear of the competition
  by Nick Hughes
• Long-life sales grow as credit crunch bites: long-life milk has long been a poor relation of fresh, but suddenly its popularity is growing
  by Richard Ford
• Plight of the bumblebee: as vital pollinators of flowers and crops, the rapid decline in bee populations has serious implications for food supply and the price of goods
  by James Durston
• They booze you lose: the pressure on retailers to stamp out alcohol sales to the under-age is already intense. But it's about to get a whole lot worse
  by Robyn Lewis
• The school of ice-cool ideas: last month, Unilever opened its new Ice Foods Centre of Excellence, heralding a new era in ice cream. Stefan Chomka had a look around
  by Stefan Chomka
• Crunch time for the scruffs: the male grooming category is worth only a fraction of the women's, but the time may be ripe for growth if retailers smarten up their acts
  by Stefan Chomka
• The supplier: retailers must offer value
  by Murray Bisschop
• Research notes
  by Victoria Watson
• One to watch: Bulldog
• Haircare
• King of Shaves takes on Gillette and Wilkinson
• Unilever Lynx3
• Collapse of trade talks gets mixed reception
  by Richard Ford
• Farms eager to be certified
• British eating 20kg more fruit and veg
• Purple is the new red
• Barnsley top for toms
• United on pesticides

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