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FMCG News Update
Food Companies: Recipes for Tough Times
Ways Supermarkets Can Help The Consumer
Job Cuts & Cost of Chocolate Set To Rise
Tesco Employee Sue Customer
Price Drives Tesco To Source Locally
Cocaine, Caffeine Drink Hits The Shelves In UK

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Down The Aisle... Kerry Foods Increase In Sales
Out To Launch... Food Inc. Launch Finest Chocolate
Beverage Bulletin... Irn-Bru, The Demise Of The Fizzy Drink
Up The High Street... John Lewis Customers Distracted
Green Room... Bottled Water Backlash Flows On
Supermarket News... Superquinn Is For Sale

MARKETING
Sales & Marketing... Avon Go Digital With Podcast
Movers & Groovers... Boots Restructures

TRENDS
How to promote own label foods

Ten Top PR Blunders

Mistakes can and will happen, and while they do, PR blunders will continue to haunt the people involved and tickle the people who weren’t.


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TEA BREAK

In honour of the Olympics as the countdown to the London 2012 begin in earnest this week ... it might make you smile, its just a bit of fun and only the English.

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The World's 15 Best Places To live

Clean air, low rates of illness and access to food help make these the world's 15 best places to live. Ok the UK is not on the list but we can all dream.

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Issue 55   June 29, 2011

 
Tesco Employee Sue Customer
When the world goes a little crazy

A Tesco delivery worker is taking legal action against an online customer on whose driveway he reportedly injured an ankle, according to the Daily Mail.

Estate agent manager Paul Singleton, 40, has used the company's online shopping facility for years and regularly spends £250 a time.

Last April the delivery man Andrew Britton mentioned he had 'gone over on his ankle', but reassured Mr Singleton he was OK and carried on unloading bags of shopping. More on this story



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