All articles by Carolyn Robertson – Page 13
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NewsPalm oil sustainability criteria updated with new standard
Green campaigners warn new standards don’t go far enough
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NewsWaitrose will not renew England cricket sponsorship deal
Waitrose plans to focus its marketing activity on other areas
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NewsMorrisons unveils fresh sushi counter at Manchester store
Morrisons has launched its first fresh sushi counter at its store in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre
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NewsStress pushing consumers to comfort food, alcohol and smoking
More than 40% of Brits work through lunch at least once a week
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NewsBRC calls for action on crime as costs to retailers soar
Average value of customer theft hits record high of £325
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NewsCo-operative Group buys 15 Budgens stores from Booker
Co-op well on track to hit 100 new stores target this year
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NewsThe Co-op Group reassures drivers over trunking outsourcing
Co-op plans to re-invest and improve its core depot to store operations
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NewsThe Co-op Group delivery drivers to vote on industrial action
Drivers at Coventry DC fear transfer to Eddie Stobart
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NewsTesco reopens Carlisle superstore eight weeks after Storm Desmond
Improvements to reopened store include new clothing section and a larger pharmacy
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NewsWaitrose opens third in-store sushi counter
The retailer already has counters in two stores in London and Bath
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NewsThe Co-op Group to list Edwards of Conwy sausages and burgers
Welsh butcher Edwards of Conwy has secured a listing in 160 Co-op stores across the country
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NewsWaitrose fresh fish sales soar as consumers try new varieties
Comfort food also flying off the shelves as cold snap bites
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NewsWaitrose slashes sugar content in breakfast cereals line-up
Retailer to have removed 25 million tons of sugar from own label lines by the end of the year
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NewsPoundland extends Helistrat recycling to cover 99p Stores
99p Stores deal adds a further 250 outlets to discounter’s recycling contract
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NewsScots Co-op to distribute £750k from plastic bags to good causes
Plastic bag levy in Scotland has reduced usage by 80% since October 2014…