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Comment and OpinionFresh speculation continues as Amazon remains tight-lipped
Fresh suppliers are getting nervous as rumours of the speedy grocery delivery service run rife
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NewsTesco ups free delivery minimum spend
The increase will also impact customers who signed up to Tesco’s Delivery Saver scheme, where customers pay upfront for unlimited, discounted delivery
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NewsE-commerce opportunities in fmcg are still huge, says Kantar
Kantar Worldpanel claims the UK is “trailblazing” in terms of repeat business, in a global online fmcg market where sales are set to reach £130bn
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Comment and OpinionClick & Collect still an unsettled proposition
The industry is still figuring out exactly how to make logistics, delivery and the internet profitable
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NewsMySupermarket expands into French market
Move into France is part of a wider strategy to provide brands and retailers with a better global overview of grocery trends
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NewsJohn Lewis to charge for Click & Collect orders
All orders under £30 will now incur £2 fee, MD calls current operation ‘unsustainable’
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NewsGrowing Majestic’s online sales is not the priority, says Rowan Gormley
A number of commentators predicted that Majestic Wine’s takeover of Naked Wines would enable it to supercharge its online growth
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NewsMySupermarket adds independents to nationwide Shops portal
Butchers, bakers, greengrocers and chocolatiers are among 100 retailers that will sell products via the Shops portal, which goes live today
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NewsSainsbury's sends out Nectar vouchers after Charlton DC fire
Sainsbury’s has compensated over 100,000 customers after a fire at its South East London depot affected deliveries
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NewsOperation London: is Amazon Fresh on its way to the UK?
First Amazon Fresh rolled out in Seattle, before crawling across more US states. Then, last year, it pitched up in Germany.
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NewsGrocery market to top £200bn by 2020 says IGD
The UK food and grocery market will grow by 13% between now and 2020 to £200.6bn, according to the latest forecast by IGD
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NewsOnline retail - reliable and convenient better than fast and cheap
The winners in the “extremely competitive battleground” of online retailing will be those that are reliable and convenient rather than purely fast and cheap, new hard-hitting research on the shopping channel has concluded.
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Analysis and FeaturesOmnichannel retailing: how to make sense of it
Shoppers are spending money on groceries in a growing number of ways. So how do you make the most of a complex opportunity…
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NewsAsda to rejig website after Smartprice lines prove elusive
The retailer said its current engine restricted the number of products displayed, and admitted: “Our search results aren’t always as accurate as they could be”
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NewsWhiskConnect offers easier way of converting awareness to purchase online
New platform aims to facilitate online purchases from things like recipes or YouTube videos
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NewsAles By Mail brewing huge growth
On the back of 88% growth in Q1, the online beer retailer launches first pop up beer shop in London
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NewsOcado deliveries hit by main warehouse fire
Deliveries were delayed for hours as lorries waited outside the building to load orders up to take to local distribution depots
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NewsBonativo almost doubles suppliers in first three months of UK business
The service started off with 535 products and 53 producers and now offers consumers 930 products from 98 producers
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NewsPoundworld unveils website
Poundworld say Poundworld Plus will offer its customers over 4,000 products at £1 as well as over 1,000 multi-price deals for more than £1
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NewsCadbury: 'Instagram has trebled views for our online ads'
The chocolate maker used the site, in addition to TV and print ads, as one of Instagram’s first customers since it launched an ads service in September last year