George Nott is a Technology Editor at The Grocer. He focuses on the intersection of retail and technology, covering topics such as e-commerce, retail tech, and consumer packaged goods, as well as the impact of AI and environmental considerations in the industry. George has been featured in Restaurant Magazine and The Grocer.
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George Nott’s coverage is heavily focused on product promotions, sales & marketing within the UK. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering unique and attention-grabbing angles related to delivery services, food and beverage industry trends, advertising innovations or crowdfunding developments within the UK market.
Given his focus on private sector announcements and press releases, providing exclusive access to new products or services in these sectors could be particularly enticing for George. If you represent a company that has successfully utilized innovative marketing strategies or launched a disruptive product in the UK market, it may catch George’s attention.
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'We are learning,' said the brand's Europe marketing chief
Having once vowed to turn beans into "the new avocado", de Noronha is leaving the company after close to a decade
By: George Nott
At the helm of SMG, Sam Knights is looking to unlock a billion-pound opportunity via a medium touted to outgrow TV
The product selection available on the Richer Sounds store on the aggregator app includes 'emergency' purchases such as phone chargers and charging cables
By: George Nott
The online pureplay grocer has added more than 100 new items to its own-label range this year
Megway's ambition was for pods powered by magnets to carry products along pipes from distribution centres to consumers
By: George Nott
'Asda will get a massive data breach and we all know it'
The quick commerce player said the move was an effort to 'give UK households an affordable option as they prepare for one of the year's most expensive seasons'
By: George Nott
'Asda will get a massive data breach and we all know it'
It has sold Grubhub for $650 million, just four years after buying the US food delivery app for $7 billion.
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