Last updated December 2016 - Promotion reliant - Promotional confusion - What shoppers dislike Promotion reliant The food and grocery industry has dialled-up its promotional activity to help shoppers save money through the economic downturn. One impact of this increased focus on promotions is that they are driving the trend for shopping around, ...

Click on the links below to download Weetabix's most recent CSR reports, and visit their sustainability website Weetabix CSR Reports: Weetabix CSR report 2008 Weetabix CSR website links: Weetabix CSR website

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Click on the links below to download Unilever's most recent CSR reports, and visit their sustainability website: Unilever CSR reports: Unilever Sustainable Living Plan - Progress Report 2011  Unilever Inspiring Sustainable Living: Expert Insights into Consumer Behaviour & Unilever’s Five Levers for Change 2011  Unilever Sustainable Living Plan 2010  Unilever Sustainable ...

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The UK food and grocery convenience sector is set to grow to £42.2bn in five years’ time, according to the latest figures unveiled today (Thursday) by IGD at its Convenience Retail Conference. This means the sector will have increased in value by more than a quarter from its current value of £33.6bn in 2011. Convenience’s share of the overall food and grocery market is expected to increase to ...

Our Feeding Britain's Future group supports delivery of an industry-wide programme to help young people improve their employability skills. Since 2012, IGD has helped drive best practice on skills and employability. The industry is Britain’s biggest private sector employer with 3.8m people, accounting for one in seven of all jobs.  As such, it has a vital role to play in tackling unemployme...

IGD is a great place to work, with excellent employee benefits, a beautiful working environment and a supportive team culture: We stretch the mind at the heart of the industry At IGD, you’ll have the opportunity to build a unique network and develop unrivalled understanding of the global food and grocery industry. Our team is renowned for its thought leadership and expertise, making...

Andy Clarke , chief executive, Asda, became President of IGD on 1 January 2015. The president chairs our industry leaders’ forum, the Policy Issues Council (PIC) , which is a think tank that supports our work programmes. PIC meets regularly to engage on several projects each year. These projects deliver important improvements across the industry, in areas where IGD members ...

Our board of trustees and board of directors of IGD Services Limited are drawn from the members of IGD . They oversee our charitable activities and ensure we deliver public benefit. Jointly with the executive team they have the legal responsibility for how money is raised and how the resources are expended.   Chairman Geraldine Huse Global...