All Supermarkets articles – Page 283
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Analysis & FeaturesPancake Day looks flippin' cheap thanks to budget price falls
Shoppers looking to make a saving this Pancake Day would be flippin’ mad not to opt for budget own-label ingredients…
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Grocer 33Morrisons Tŷ Glas, Cardiff
This is Morrisons’ fourth win of 2014. Is there a sense of things getting better?
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NewsTesco to sell Scotch beef to the Scots
Tesco is to sell 100% Scotch Beef across its fresh beef ranges in Scotland.
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NewsAsda playing the ‘long game’ as Q4 sales dip 0.1%
Asda today blamed a tough climate for British retail as it posted a 0.1% decline in like-for-like sales for the 13 weeks ending 3 January 2014.
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NewsSupermarkets now the ‘tortoise’ in grocery race: Charles Wilson
Booker claims supermarkets have become the “tortoise” of the race for grocery sales…
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NewsBRC’s ‘radical’ business rates review floats green tax plan
Retail leaders have urged the government to consider “radical” alternatives to business rates, including replacing them with a new energy tax based on businesses’ energy efficiency.
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Comment & OpinionIt's all been kicking off at Morrisons
It’s all been kicking off at Morrisons this week, and not just at its two-day Kickoff Conference…
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NewsCo-op asks customers and members for views on its future
The Co-operative Group is asking its members, staff and customers to share their views on the future of the society after admitting it had “lost touch” and “hadn’t been listening”.
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NewsGraham Mairs is new innovation chef for Co-op own-label range
The Co-operative Group has appointed a development and innovation chef as it continues to overhaul its own-label range…
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NewsKingsmill Mini Toasts eye wider supermarket listings
Symington’s aims to get the first bagged snacks launched under the Kingsmill brand into all the big five by this summer…
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NewsPeter's Bigs it up with new Heinz-branded pies and pasties
Peter’s Food Service – producer of Peter’s Pies – is expanding its range of Heinz-branded products…
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NewsBirds Eye launches Mashtags potato shapes
Birds Eye will be hoping it is onto a #winner with its new frozen potato shapes for the social media generation…
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NewsWall's Funny Feet has legs as retro hit races into impulse
Wall’s Funny Feet, the retro ice cream brand brought back thanks to The Grocer, is being extended into impulse…
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NewsPoundstretcher plots roll out of Pet Hut to 50 standalone stores
Poundstretcher is planning to open 50 standalone Pet Hut stores this year…
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NewsWaitrose finally rolls out transactional app for mobile shopping
Waitrose has followed the lead of the big four by launching a smartphone app for online grocery…
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Analysis & FeaturesMuted post-Christmas hikes slow inflation increase to 1%
Tesco and Morrisons move into deflationary territory to counter weak trading…
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NewsMorrisons tells suppliers 'we won't bury head in the sand'
Morrisons has promised suppliers it will be the “growth ticket of the industry” this year…
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NewsUK floods: Retailers and suppliers battle the deluge
As the UK battles the wettest winter for decades, suppliers and retailers across the country are battling to get supplies through to flood-hit areas.
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NewsMorrisons shares rise on buyout speculation
Morrisons shares jumped 5% in early trading today on reports that the founding family has been sounding out private equity firms on the possibility of taking the supermarket private.
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NewsTesco food education scheme draws sharp criticism in Scotland
Tesco’s plans to educate primary school children on obesity has provoked a rebellion among some food experts in Scotland, who have urged ministers north of the border to reject the idea.