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FMCG News Update
Tesco Discount Rebrand No Effect on Aldi
Financial Crisis-Future Of Premier Foods In Doubt
Grocery Bill Still High? Blame 'Sticky' Prices
Pepsico To Spend Over £700m On Changes To Brands
Can You Afford To Go To Work On One?
Soon, Your Mayonnaise Label May Have Sight, Sound, Video

RETAIL
Down the Aisle... P&G Plans To Sell Directly To Consumer
Out to Launch...Green Thirsty Planet Launch New Bottle
Supermarket News... Aldi &Travelodge Start Joint Premises
Beverage Bulletin... Coke & Pepsi Take Different Path
Green Room...Nisa-Today’s Packaging Waste Collection Service
Up the High Street... Warning By George-More Retailers will Go Bust

MARKETING
Sales & Marketing... Coke Zero Brand Up For Review
Movers & Groovers... New Broom Sweeps Clean At Wrigley
Too Many Cooks: Super Marketing
Brands Can't Control Their Fortunes In New World Of Digital

TRENDS
Scratch Cooking -New Trend
Seven Key Youth Marketing Trends

Whats In Bottled Water?

Testing on 10 brands of bottled water found many chemicals often found in tap water.

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TEA BREAK

Cooked your bacon and a country tale

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Maintaining Market Share Through Recession

The UK economy is proving extremely challenging for retailers.  With utility, grocery and petrol prices rising together with the credit crunch and the threat of redundancies; retailers are finding it increasingly difficult to ensure consumers keep spending.

Those retailers with yesterday’s strategies are rapidly losing market share whilst others are going out of business completely. 
    


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'Lifespan-Essential” Foods

Researchers have published a list of 20 functional foods that promote healthy living and could extend longevity – with coffee and dark chocolate featured alongside more traditional ‘healthy’ fruit and vegetables.


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Issue 63   June 24, 2011

 
Can You Afford To Go To Work On One?
Someone is making some money: it's the processor or the retailer, but it isn't the farmer

There's a woman in front of me at the checkout having a bad till moment. She's digging through her pockets, searching for change - she hasn't got enough. She's only trying to buy two things, and the queue is long. 'I've got to have the eggs. 'Nearly nine quid! Since when did eggs cost more than fags?' .

It is a good question. The cigarettes were £4.18 for 20 - and the dozen own-brand organic eggs, £4.26. That seemed incredible - so I went to look at the shelf. The prices were laid out clearly - this was a high-street branch of Tesco. Large organic eggs were 35.5p per egg. Free-range eggs were 26.4p each. Standard Scottish eggs were marginally more expensive than free range, at £1.67 a half dozen. What was that about?
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