All articles by Emma Weinbren – Page 42
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Comment & Opinion
Celebrating food at the Supermarket Siesta!
It would be easy to dismiss Market Porter’s Supermarket Siesta as a hipster event
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News
Sainsbury's to hand out 1 million free fridge thermometers
Sainsbury’s is set to give away one million fridge thermometers
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News
Sainsbury's womenswear range to 'rival Hobbs and Whistles'
Prices start at £12 and go up to £50 for a wool blend wrap coat
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News
Ocado to create dedicated 'internet of things' department
The online supermarket is advertising for a team leader to head the new department
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Analysis & Features
Will Amazon’s new gadget push the right buttons for consumers?
Amazon’s push into grocery has the major players running scared. So how significant is its latest innovation?
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News
Amazon Prime Now extended in North London and East of England
Amazon has been rapidly expanding its Prime Now offering since its launch in London last June
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News
Amazon launches one-click Dash button in the UK with 48 brands
Launch comes over a year after the buttons made their debut in US market
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News
Sainsbury's offers 'slow shopping' for dementia sufferers
Research from the Alzheimer’s Society found eight in 10 dementia sufferers list shopping as their favourite activity
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News
Tesco sells Euphorium Bakery business to Soho Coffee
The 59 Euphorium concessions in Tesco stores will be converted back to own-brand bakeries
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News
Sainsbury's adds one-click recipes to delivery app Chop Chop
Sainsbury’s has added a one-click recipe function to its express delivery app Chop Chop
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News
Sainsbury's brings back 'less than £3' Prosecco offer
The offer price of £7.50 can be further reduced with voucher codes and 25% off six or more bottles deal
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News
Andrew Day joins Sainsbury's in new chief data officer role
Day previously held the position of chief data officer at News UK
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News
Asda suffers sharpest quarterly sales decline in history
The retailer has now suffered eight consecutive quarterly declines in sales
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News
Amazon to open 'advanced' fulfilment centre in Tilbury, Essex
The centre will be equipped with Amazon’s “most advanced” robotics technology
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News
Iceland launches 21 ‘fakeaway’ ready meals for one person
The line-up brings together ’family favourites’ with ‘adventurous’ options such as Thai Beef Massaman
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News
Campaigning teenager calls on Leadsom to ban caged hen farming
Lucy Gavaghan’s petition began on Friday and has already gathered over 21,000 signatures
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Comment & Opinion
Grocers are right to play the long game with new payment apps
In today’s smartphone-obsessed society, it’s hard to find a grocery retailer that doesn’t have an app
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News
'Uncertainty should delay apprenticeship levy' claims BRC
The BRC said it supported the levy’s aims and “wanted it to succeed” but warned against an “over-hasty introduction”
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News
Sainsbury's Hackney Road to host 'big gay kiss in'
Nearly 300 people have indicated on Facebook that they will attend the protest
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News
Merseyside supermarkets withdraw The Sun newspaper from sale
Campaign group Don’t Buy The Sun has renewed its efforts after the paper failed to publish Hillsborough verdict on the front page