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Articles in Sept 6, 2008 issue of Grocer

• Meat prices drive up Ireland's value sales
• Polman takes group helm at Unilever
• Jommie Dodger bars
• Rana TV debut
• Bramley crop heading for a bumper for a year
• Aronia debut in M&S
• GLA roots out illegal labour ops in Kent
• Cottage cheese needs a little tender loving care
  by Michael Barker
• Store display helps cheese retailers win
• FSA warning over Zamzam water imports
• Aldi shouts louder on television
  by Martin Radford
• How will online shopping fare in the crunch? If Nick Clegg's struggling with his grocery bills, it's going to be really tough for us mere mortals
  by Penelope Ody
• Fairness is an unrealistic policy: we can only make the best of a bad job in ever-harsher economic times
  by Kevin Hawkins
• Keep gold for the genuinely great
  by Ian Hills
• Shloer woos girls
• Lyons Maid topping into retro trend with new frozen desserts
• An affordable luxury? With shoppers flocking to the discounters as the credit crunch takes its toll, are they still willing to dig deep into their pockets for the finer things on the shelf
  by Beth Phillips
• Brooks bows out from Finsbury after six years
  by Helen Gilbert
• Young professionals keen to boost skills
  by Julia Taylor
• Still scoring
• Eco-town pull-out
• News relaunch
• Vehicle ads Sorted!
• Premier hopes to calm City nerves with Hovis relaunch: Premier Foods is pinning its hopes on Hovis as its new profit-generating champion brand. But won't that big pile of debt get in the way?
  by Alex Beckett
• Regina tissue push
• VK Vodka pear kick
• Liver disease leaflet
• Virgin pushes Chile
• Beyond breakfast
• Flower power
• Bee crisis talks
• The Scottish Shellfish Marketing Group
• Dairy UK
• Crips
• Hot topic
• Suppliers shocked as own-label blitz launched on brands
  by Adam Leyland
• Is there no alternative to coke?
• FSA urged not to scare people in sat fats drive
  by Nick Hughes
• Aldi and Lidl tap into speciality food sales
• Seafish blasts confusion of MCS fish lists
• The Grocer … it's the best deal in grocery
• SNP's plans to raise booze age to 21 anger retailers
  by Joanne Grew
• Peak at last? Food price inflation drops from 4.2% to 1.3%
• Levallois-Perret, France: Carrefour has unveiled plans to slash prices on 300 brands by up to 20% as it published its half-year results
• Austin, Texas: Whole Foods Market has played down the impact of a worsening economy, claiming 70% of shoppers are continuing to buy the same volumes of organic food and drink they always have done
• Croix, France: Auchan Group has released results for the first half of the year showing sales up 9.4% to 18.7bn [euro] and EBITDA up 3.8% to 822m [euro]
• British food exports defy downturn
• Hurricane Gustav tears into Jamaican bananas
  by Richard Ford
• Mars changes recipe to become healthier
• Whistleblower out
• New opportunities in Eastern Europe
• Merger boost for Glendale Foods group
• National Hydration Council formed to back bottled water
  by Julia Taylor
• Asda tracks consumers' confidence
• Aldi gets a celebrity chef on side
• Tesco Ireland flogs sites to raise $70m
• 3663 results bruised as consumers eat out less
  by Peter Cripps
• Booker helps retailers turn up the heat
• Fuel cost countered by pick-up discount
• Hancocks' sweet 16
• CK's takes complaint over Menzies to top
• Sainsbury's sells brand ads on vans
• Multiples boost space given to healthy fare
  by James Ball
• Multiples step up price war as Irish shoppers spend less cash
• Merger for food tech companies
• M&S adverts turn lovely JUBBLY
• Frozen suppliers eye bigger share of foodservice
• Simply Food and BP alliance reaches 100
• Saturdays added to Tesco freight service
• Blue-sky thinking on food policy signalled by Lansley: can the industry expect a much less confrontational approach on food policy from the Tories should they get into power
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Own label under pressure as price gaps get squashed: with the price of own-label products increasing by 18.8% versus 8.6% for branded, just how 'budget' are the budget lines?
  by James Ball
• Sainsbury's impresses in Gateshead
  by Joanne Grew
• Availability
• Asda remains cheapest for a third week
  by James Ball
• Two up, two down: this week's top price risers and fallers
• Ad of the week: Stella Artois
• The week for wine buffs to hit the stores
  by James Ball
• Beware: cost inflation has not yet peaked: the harsh new reality of steep energy costs has yet to be felt in the price of finished goods
  by Austin Sugarman
• Critical eye
  by Liz Hamson
• Batteries? We've got just the thing
  by Janet Walker

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