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Articles in Oct 4, 2008 issue of Grocer

• China milk check
• Woolies gets fashion
• Local in Lincolnshire
• Kerry to appeal
• McColl's buys stores
• Booths' Wine Fair
• Higgins
• On the forum
• Retailer opportunity
• Vodka in the soup
• Spanish wine push
• Monopole debut
• Chutney + jam = ?
• Dr Oetker shrinks
• Leader
  by Adam Leyland
• Hot topic
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Supermarket chiefs soy price inflation has reached a peak
• Tesco ups price paid to suppliers
• Here comes the first CC remedy
• Block chocolate's back in fashion with sales up 7%
  by James Ball
• Brakes reassures
• You have been warned …
• Industry must do more, says Sportacus
• Tesco's discount brand sales soar on Continent
  by Julia Taylor
• Baugur: turmoil in Iceland won't hit UK
• Gramias celebrate best creative minds
• First Waitrose c-store opens in December
• No clear winner yet in initial study into traffic lights vs GDAs
  by Ronan Hegarty
• Sensors cut queuing times by 5%
• A cover that exterminated the opposition
• Outdoor hit hardest in food ad spend fall
• PepsiCo UK pimps its ride for potatoes
• Young's adds new 'Love Fish' strapline in packaging revamp
• How giving to charity can also save cash
• Bill, Simon, Kelly … and Peter
• Heart of England cracks down on access to knives
• Wal-Mart, US
• Carrefour, France
• Expanding TJ Morris makes its Scots debut
  by Beth Phillips
• Budgens retailer tells shoppers to ditch packaging at checkouts
• Falling fuel sales depress Jones results
• Grab your chance for c-store award glory
• 21 depots for Costco
• Work set to start on consolidated depot for 3663
• Costcutter to grow post office numbers
• Nestle drives activity in confectionery
  by James Ball
• Exporters must not rely on Europe alone: they should look to the potential of emerging markets rather than the sluggish Eurozone
  by Chris Brockman
• Agents of Satan turn nice guys: will tougher economic times bring an end to supermarket bashing?
  by Kevin Hawkins
• Critical eye
  by Liz Hamson
• Booths sourcing is hypocritical
  by N.J. Paul
• Let consumers decide on cider
  by Nikki Langford
• Support industry on a global scale
  by Chris Woodcock
• Tartan packaging does not equal 'tartan tat'
  by James N. Walker
• Five most read
• Last week's poll
• Next week's poll
• The greenest laundry cleaner yet from Ariel
  by Alex Beckett
• Dieters get go ahead to eat Chinese
• Aero adds orange
• Ski abandons Activ8 in its latest relaunch
• Dole adds new lines to take on chilled and canned desserts
  by Lisa Riley
• Frothy flavour Options for coffee fans
• Duchy originals bezants chocolates
• The Grouse gets winter plumage
• San Miguel deal ends Carlsberg's beer hunt
  by Nigel Huddleston
• Clegg backs call for minimum pricing
• Virtual wine advice
• Next limited release
• Premium look and flavours for Galliano
• Complaint stuns Orkney brewery
• Asda competition offers brewers the chance to win listing
  by Nigel Huddleston
• Blumenthal teams food with sherry
• Malt targets whisky fans
• Fullback deal boosts Global beer range
• Red Stripe with Q
• D-vine Pinot Noir
• UK desserts en France? Mais oui
• Uncle Ben's boosts family appeal with new wok rice range
  by Joe Lepper
• Fox's goes ghoulish for Hallowe'en
• Travelling with Toblerone

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