Food Industry and the Internet -- Contents -- Preface -- Editorial Introduction -- Introduction -- Part 1: Pioneers and Turning Points -- Part 2: Stop Press! -- Part 3: Analysis -- Part 4: E-Commerce -- Part 5: The Big Players -- Part 6: USA Models -- Part 7: Net Tricks and Resources -- PART 1: PIONEERS AND TURNING POINTS -- Top chef introduces revolutionary e-cooking service -- AC Nielsen launches Web research package -- Interview: rise of an organic banker -- Pink dot goes PDQuick -- Sales training goes on the Net -- Pringles pioneers voice mail ads -- That Sainsbury's depot . . . how it works -- PART 2: STOP PRESS! -- Beer sales show 300% growth -- Pizza wars online -- Hotel bookings service gets off to flying start -- New site takes on Chateauonline -- Ex-Burger King team look to supply links -- Row over cut price Net rooms -- Flying noodles get 20 visitors a month -- Herb farm is growing -- Wine portal looks to open trade account -- Titan portal nightmare as names clash -- Gourmets showered with gifts -- Directors savage credit card bureaucracy -- Farmers launch spuds online -- Europ@web takes slice of wine portal -- Gourmet site picks up IBM award -- Rare breeds shop goes virtual -- Those 25,000 Unilever jobs - the real story -- Remote poultry breeder gets 70 visits a day -- Spicing up the net -- UK launch for wine auction site -- Case study: espresso is hot (part one) -- Case study: espresso is hot (part two) -- Fishmonger delivers within 24 hours -- Virgin snaps up orgasmic wines -- Food from Britain launches corner shop for small producers -- Another kite mark to validate e-business -- Domino sells 6000 pizzas a month -- ¡Olé! Here comes Spain! -- Chocolate orders: five to one now off the Net -- Farmers undercut supermarket prices -- Computer company wins the free phone race -- Diet foods boom on the net -- Phone charge rip-off continues.

Net trade persuades DHL to float off online services -- Whittards looks to brand alliances -- Coffee Republic signs up with Net cafes -- Cyber slimmers clean out the larder -- And not to be left behind . . . -- Jamie Oliver splashes out on his name -- Marketing -- Barclays launches e-business payment scheme -- Banner advertising flops -- One million new users sign online in April -- Not so free after all -- Le Franc re-brands with Henrietta Green -- Whoops! I Luv delays chef's launch -- Mail order now taking half its orders on the Net -- And what wine would you suggest for turbot, monsieur? -- Chocolate tops the sales in mall -- Seattle coffee profits head into cyberspace -- Survey slams online services -- UK market matures -- UK grocery market now bigger than the rest of Europe -- Tesco tests Sunday trading laws -- As if the web did not have enough recipes . . . -- Priceline to take on Europe -- Over 55s drink 15 bottles of wine a week -- . . . Which is why Richard Branson moves in -- Internet will usher in the euro -- After the Net café, comes the Net pub -- Tesco expands into America -- Lastorders.com sups up £2.5 million investment -- . . . and Eggs is looking for a £10 million benefit -- And now its 10 million, official -- Secure ordering triples orders -- Freshfood.co.uk expands organic range to 5000 lines -- Organic butchers put their beef on the Net -- Gourmet gift market flourishes -- Fish shop catches the big PR -- Coffee site is percolating -- Chicken coops go international -- Expedia sets up Internet restaurants at airport -- Hacker hoaxes Safeway -- Online diet site gets fat on Nestle deal -- Management buys out just-sites -- Tesco to win half of e-grocery market says survey -- Campbell Soups ties in with Talk City for recipe exchange -- Real time figures on online shopping -- Whoops! Not that price for WalMart!.

One hour delivery wars -- Electrical store trails kitchenware -- Europe to overtake USA in 2 years -- SimplyOrganic gets £1 million -- The beerhunter is bagged -- French make a swift exit from the crowded online wine market -- Asda parent puts all its global procurement online -- London delivery services collapse -- Interview: Fledgling gourmet site takes wing -- Waitrose cuts £35 million deal to win the last mile -- Tesco pips Foodferry.com for top rating -- Spice giant predicts Web will boost profits by five per cent -- Iceland taking £600,000 a week online -- Net diet is endorsed -- Tea sales shoot up 450% on back of Java -- Hic! It's a virtual bar -- Hole! Mex goes Tex -- Tesco says 35,000 grocery orders a week come off the Net -- Now Nestle tries its hand at recipes -- Foodoo folds -- Del Monte sells fruit direct online -- More than 7000 register turkey protest -- Now Asda lays out its battle plan -- Eggs benefit scrambled -- FoodfromBritain.com gets a new look -- PART 3: ANALYSIS -- Analysis: supermarket samurais or kamikaze -- Packers plan organic box delivery via supermarkets -- Analysis: Net GM campaign starts to bite -- Those denial attacks - chapter and verse -- Analysis: Has the bubble burst . . . -- Analysis: the rise of an Internet success story -- Analysis: the story of a one man start up -- Analysis: the top and tail of a fruit B2B -- B2B portal brings in farmers -- Tradingproduce.com unveils field to Web technology -- Analysis: Cooking on line -- Interview: USA model flourishes quietly in the UK -- Analysis: the truth about Internet fraud -- PART 4: E-COMMERCE -- He is 30, married and well educated . . . but she is catching him up -- UK Net usage surges ahead of France and Germany -- Language slows up European growth -- Online farming site goes for £7 million -- Brake Brothers to invest £12 million -- Macdonalds buys into Food.com.

New B2B food portal gets £2.6 million venturebacking -- Grocery market to hit £2.3 billion in next four years -- Nestlé and Danone tie up for e-buying -- 500,000 credit card details go AWOL -- Europeans like online shopping -- Internet Trading Exchange for food industry -- Euro e-commerce sales to top £105 billion by 2005 -- Europeans buck the trend -- Food portal swallows up fish industry site -- New B2B site for organic -- It is not all rosy in the B2B area -- Welcome to the era of intelligent software -- It's business business business -- Underlying trade in e-commerce is booming -- Advertising set to kick in as revenue model -- Produce B2B picks up 20 million new investment -- World of Fruit claims 300 companies have signed up -- Sainsbury to put 15 billion of global purchasing online -- Webvan buys HomeGrocer for 1.2 billion -- Delivery charges holding up e-commerce -- UK leads Europe -- Big Mac pays online -- American giants merge -- Bean auction trial saves 15% -- Wal-Mart signs up Shopsmart -- USA B2B portal sets up Korean venture -- Big Mac sets up trading portal -- China sets up online food exchange -- Sweetener auction saves 6% -- Efdex hits the rocks -- Kraft buys into EthnicGrocer.com -- About EthnicGrocer.com, Inc. -- B2B trail shows spectacular savings -- Electronic boxes on the doorstep -- Interview: The man behind efoodmanager.com -- Produce B2B site moves to seamless logistics -- Hewlett Packard invests 6.1 million in Foodmarketplace.com -- California set up big wine play -- Profile: Transora, the birth of a giant -- But Nestle and Danone bid to keep Transora out of Europe -- Fish site lures the money with discount rates on transactions -- Foodtrader.com deals 15 million in new funding -- Irish meat company develops full traceability software -- One billion litres of wine sold on the Net in the last four months.

Wine portal buys into negotiative software -- ecfood.com launches new suite of online tools for purchasing -- Foodvision.com forms B2B alliance in restaurant kitchen sector -- Now even sweets go for B2B -- Now smart companies post their results on line -- Wine gets groggy on too many portals -- PlanetRice takes on funding -- Thailand goes for vertical B2B site -- Tesco hooks its check-out tills to the Net -- Agribuys opens London office -- All purpose B2B seeks to rationalize market supply -- Americans move on the Spanish speaking market -- Net opens up Chinese market -- Agribuys takes in 32 million -- Nestle ties up Thailand -- Farmers combine to harvest online advertising -- Asian B2B conducts global deals -- Now recipes merge with coupons online -- Globalnetexchange claims 300 million of trade a month -- Sainsbury's ties up media play with Carlton TV -- Big Mac creates its own B2B portal -- Gofish adds news tools -- PART 5: THE BIG PLAYERS -- Anger as retailers pass on IT costs to suppliers -- Hazlewood draws the line on e-commerce -- 7000 new e-jobs at Tesco -- Supermarket brands lag behind -- Monster portal edges closer to launch -- Big two lashed in consumer test -- Attack on online supermarket prices -- Sainsbury appoints Egg head -- Banks hushing up security attacks -- Tesco is going to fall over say Americans -- Tesco defends in-store picking -- Iceland warms to the Net -- M&S go all frilly -- Tesco to split off Internet arm? -- Sainsbury launches razzmatazz down the email -- Tesco's Net profit -- Dark horse headhunts logistics wizard -- Online grocers lashed in consumer test -- Safeway snaps up home delivery company -- Now Tesco goes into mortgages -- Tesco looks to go overseas -- Asda to launch TV and Web shopping at the end of the summer -- Whoops! Safeway takes down the photos on its website. . .

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