All Supermarkets articles – Page 211
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NewsLidl to remove black plastic from fruit & veg lines
The non-recyclable plastic will be removed from products including mushrooms, baby sweetcorn, asparagus, broccoli and cauliflower
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NewsGlow of summer grocery sales boom begins to fade
The hot weather triggered a bumper summer for the grocers, but the latest market share data suggests spending has slowed in more recent weeks.
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NewsMedia Bites 17 Sept: Tesco, The Co-op, Unilever
Tesco is planning to shut a raft of City centre stores and convert dozens of others to Jack’s, its new discount format, in a move that will put thousands of jobs at risk
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Analysis & FeaturesIs Jamie Oliver's Tesco role any more than an ad coup?
It may seem a bitter medicine to some but Dave Lewis thinks an Oliver-backed health initiative is preferable to DH intervention
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Analysis & FeaturesSupermarket buyers: as the role changes, what next?
With creativity now well and truly superseded by data, what does a buyer look like in 2018?
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Analysis & FeaturesCan M&S's new celebrities win over young families?
Social focus and celebs like Amanda Holden and Rochelle Humes mark a shift in M&S’s marketing
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Comment & OpinionFrom Jack’s to Jamie Oliver, Tesco is keeping everyone guessing
Two men whose names begin with J look set to have a big say in Tesco’s future
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Comment & OpinionSleeping with the enemy will become retail's 'new normal'
Partnerships, networks and ecosystems will enable companies to create customer value and drive growth, says Accenture Strategy’s Richard Wolff
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NewsSupers responsible for reducing food waste, say shoppers
Only 3% of respondents said they do not feel the onus is on supermarkets to decrease levels of food waste
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NewsSainsbury's to follow Argos into voice shopping
Sainsbury’s monitoring feedback on Argos’ Voice Shop with a view to offering its own service including delivery
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NewsFarmfoods annual sales drop 4% amid “competitive” market
Scottish frozen foods retailer Farmfoods posted a 4% drop in annual revenues last year as competitive pressures continued to weigh on the grocery chain.
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Comment & OpinionHow retailers can use premium fruit & veg to take on the discounters
Premium supermarkets must keep abreast of consumer trends and make sure they’re first to market to defend against the discounters, says Cindy van Rijswick of Rabobank
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NewsLidl donates £1m to NSPCC anti-child abuse project
The money will help fund the charity’s Speak Out Stay Safe project, which aims to reach children with advice on how to sta…
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NewsAsda Price Guarantee to end in favour of focus on low pricing
Price matching initiative was the first of its kind by a major UK supermarket
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NewsLidl appoints Winvic to construct its new London HQ
The new facility in Tolworth will be five miles from Lidl’s existing HQ in Wimbledon but much bigger
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NewsSupermarkets are top destination for back-to-school shops
Parents spent £915m on back to school in 2017, according to Mintel
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NewsM&S trials mobile pay app at Paddington HQ store
The service has recently been extended from M&S staff only to the general public
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NewsMorrisons launches home delivery service in Scotland
Retailer will use a store picking model across the central belt…
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NewsSingle-use plastic bag charge to be extended and increased
Businesses with fewer than 250 employees will no longer be exempt from the charge…
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NewsIncreases in British pork sold by mults, says AHDB
The percentage of British bacon and ham sold by the mults rose by 3% and 9% respectively from May to July…