All Discounters articles – Page 104
-
Comment and OpinionAldi flies the Union flag for Rio Olympics
Will Aldi’s sponsorship of British athletics prompt other retailers to start shouting more about their British credentials?
-
NewsPoundland launches online trial
Poundland has announced the launch of an online retail offer in the UK.
-
Analysis and FeaturesLidl's 'smarter shopping' card: we answer the key questions
Lidl insists its card, launched in Scotland, is not a loyalty card
-
NewsPoundland's Jim McCarthy undeterred by CMA wait
Poundland’s ambition to pursue more deals has not been diminished by four months of in-depth scrutiny…
-
NewsPoundland shares soar on approval of 99p Stores merger
Shares in Poundland have jumped 5.5% this morning as investors reacted positively to news that its £55m acquisition of rival 99p Stores can now go ahead.
-
NewsSainsbury's only mult in growth, Kantar figures show
Sluggish growth and falling prices have become ‘the new normal’ in the British grocery market
-
NewsCMA clears Poundland/99p Stores deal: What the analysts say
Reaction to this morning’s CMA approval of Poundland’s long-expected acquisition of 99p Stores
-
NewsAldi and Lidl benefit as sponge pud sales soar
Discounters are steaming ahead in the hot desserts market – leaving many traditional supermarkets in the cold
-
NewsBritish Skyr yoghurt offered by Yorkshire farmer
A Yorkshire dairy farmer has launched what he claims is the first Icelandic-style Skyr yoghurt made in the UK…
-
NewsLidl unveils new Lighthouse Bay fish label
Lidl has revamped its fresh fish proposition with the launch of new own-label range Lighthouse Bay
-
NewsIceland teams up with GBBO star for new cookbook
Iceland is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year and the new book will feature 45 recipes which showcase the brand’s ‘The Power of Frozen’ campaign
-
NewsLidl milk price move welcomed as farmers meet ministers for crisis summit
Move follows farmer-supporting action from Aldi, Asda and Morrisons
-
Comment and OpinionAldi & Lidl - more 'meaningful' than the big four?
The rise of the discounters has been fuelled by the embrace of consumers, but why? Jon Kershaw of Havas Media explains
-
NewsLidl to move to centralised data system in Europe & US
Lidl is poised to roll out a centralised processing and data management system to its European and US stores
-
Comment and OpinionLike Ryanair, discounters will find low prices are not everything
As price becomes less of a priority for shoppers, lessons can be learned from similar upheaval in air travel
-
Analysis and FeaturesA real living wage: is it time for the grocery trade to pay up?
The introduction of the national living wage by George Osborne has only fuelled calls for a higher living wage to be paid
-
Comment and OpinionAldi and Lidl may prove decisive in living wage debate
There are fewer hot potatoes in grocery right now than the living wage…
-
NewsSainsbury's is second largest grocery retailer again as Co-op achieves growth
Overall sales and shopper numbers also up, with prices now down 1.6%
-
Comment and OpinionLidl proclaims triumph over Heinz in tomato-based twosome
Precisely what Heinz has done to irk Lidl we’ll never know, but each of the discounter’s new ads…
-
NewsGreat German Bake Off: home baking soars at Aldi and Lidl
Forget the Great British Bake Off, it’s more like the Great German Bake Off…