- Why Sarah Davis is the leader Loblaw needs now (Globe and Mail)
- How Treorchy became UK's best high street (The Guardian)
- Kraft Heinz CEO, pushing for growth, separates winners and losers (WSJ)
- Discovery is lost in e-commerce. How can grocers improve (Grocery Dive)
- Simon Property, Authentic Brands consider buying Forever 21 (Bloomberg)
Thursday, 30 January 2020
Stephan's Thursday Picks
Wednesday, 29 January 2020
Stephan's Wednesday Picks
- How Under Armour lost its edge (NYT)
- Bathroom brands need to come clean on recycling (The Guardian)
- Nestle buys Allergan business to expand in medical nutrition (Reuters)
- Canopy delays cannabis beverage launch at most inopportune time (Bloomberg)
- Halo Top does keto; craft beer taps into oat milk craze (Food Dive)
Tuesday, 28 January 2020
Stephan's Tuesday Picks
- The future of work in CPG (McKinsey)
- They changed the way you buy the basics (NYT)
- Food delivery services feeling pressure to finally turn a profit (Fortune)
- The pharmacist is out: Supermarkets closing pharmacy counters (WSJ)
- Get ready for a direct-to-consumer shakeout in 2020 (Venture Beat)
Monday, 27 January 2020
Stephan's Monday Picks
- Shopify, the e-commerce company that's coming for Amazon (Vox)
- Tesco's plastics purge: What took so long (The Guardian)
- Greeting cards retailer files for bankruptcy, plans to close stores (WSJ)
- How private equity wrecked New York's favourite grocery (Bloomberg)
- Trader Joe's Two Buck Chuck is $2 again (in California) (Food & Wine)
Labels:
bankruptcy,
e-commerce,
liquor,
plastics,
private equity
Friday, 24 January 2020
Stephan's Friday Picks
- After culinary and literary acclaim, she's moving to the woods (NYT)
- Why Americans call ethnic foods by the wrong name (Quartz)
- The true story of Q (Taiwan Business Topics)
- In 1930s New York, the mayor took on the mafia by banning artichokes (Gastro Obscura)
- From the archives (2005): Canadian Tire banks on Q (Globe and Mail)
Thursday, 23 January 2020
Stephan's Thursday Picks
- Low on food, blizzard-weary St. John's shoppers head straight to supermarkets (CBC)
- People still want plastic bottles, says Coca-Cola (BBC)
- Aldi to become UK's 'best-paying supermarket' (The Guardian)
- Ola proved itself smarter than Uber in India's food tech space (Quartz)
- Is a supermarket discount coupon worth giving away your privacy (LA Times)
Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Stephan's Wednesday Pics
- God save lard bread (Taste)
- Sears woes hit hometown stores (WSJ)
- Uber sells its food delivery business in India to Zomato (BBC)
- How Jean-Georges Vongerichten went from 'no-good kid' to 4-star chef (NYT)
- Our current food system can only feed 3.4 billion people sustainably (The New Scientist)
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