All Supermarkets articles – Page 202
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Comment & Opinion
Tacon’s exit announcement will surely make suppliers nervous
The Groceries Code Adjudicator plans to put systems in place at the retailers she polices
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News
Retailers to be given ‘self-policing’ GSCOP role as Adjudicator steps down
Christine Tacon confirmed she is to step down next year after seven years in the role
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News
Sainsbury’s responds to War on Plastic with loose fruit & veg price cuts
The move comes after the programme compared the cost of loose versus packaged items at both Tesco and Sainsbury’s
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News
Aldi to roll out loose veg trial in England
The discounter started selling five lines without plastic wrapping in Scotland earlier this year and is set to do the same
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Comment & Opinion
Disruptive times are inspiring divergent thinking from the supermarkets
Not that long ago the supermarkets spent all their time copying each other
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News
Tesco out of pocket after huge redundancy payout error
Those overpaid by less than £500 were told they could keep the money
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Comment & Opinion
Christine Tacon could face plenty of flak in the BEIS review of the GCA
The results of her annual suppliers’ survey next week carry added weight
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Analysis & Features
What does a no-deal in October mean for food and drink?
And amid the Conservative leadership race, have government department preparations stalled?
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News
Aldi to rollout ‘Local’ format across London
Seven stores are to gain the new ‘Aldi Local’ fascia from next Thursday, including a brand-new branch in a former Waitrose
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News
Waitrose and Ocado to sign up to supplier audit respite pledge
Of the original list of retailers overseen by GSCOP, only Sainsbury’s has yet to sign up to the agreement
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News
Food and grocery sales to rise 12% by 2024, predicts IGD
Discounters predicted to make up £4 in every £10 growth over the next five years
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News
Booths to install 30 new electric vehicle charging points
Last month the number of public electric vehicle charging locations had exceeded petrol stations for the first time
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News
Morrisons launches giant surf & turf special for Father’s Day
Morrisons says the deal is its “meatiest challenge yet”
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News
Waitrose expands rapid delivery beyond London for first time
Bath and Hove are to get the service from next month
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News
Lidl to open first central London store as part of £500m expansion
The Tottenham Court Road store is expected to open by summer 2020
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News
Shoppers willing to splash out for Father’s Day, says survey
Half of shoppers cited supermarkets as the top source of inspiration for gift ideas
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Comment & Opinion
Grocers must be wary of tokenism with 'woke' CSR campaigns
Inauthentic brands get found out, says Cressida Holmes-Smith, client partner at Lucky Generals
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News
Lidl 'actively exploring' launch into online
Lidl is advertisng for an e-commerce project manager and a junior project manager
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News
Food prices back in inflation as UN warns over global prices
The Grocer Price Index edged up 0.1% in May, following a 0.3% decline the previous month
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Analysis & Features
Do supermarkets have their eye on Scotland?
The major mults are looking to serve a proud food nation via a variety of ‘local’ initiatives