asda news
Clarke: clarity on pricing key to sales success Subscription
Like-for-like sales at Asda grew by 0.5% in 2011, excluding VAT and fuel.
Asda in cheesecake allergy alert Subscription
Asda is recalling twin packs of its frozen Extra Special White Chocolate & Raspberry cheesecake as the label doesn’t warn allergy suffers the products contain egg and sulphur dioxide.
Cumbrian prawn lines pulled from Asda after Young's alert
Asda has pulled two prawn lines from shelves after discovering they do not meet aquaculture industry standards.
analysis
Is it just Tesco slowing the pace in the space race?
Asda has proclaimed no halt to expansion, but Tesco’s rivals are already placing more emphasis on refurbs instead of newbuild.
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Berry leaves 2 Sisters to go back to a career in retailing with Asda
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Watchdog throws out latest Tesco complaint in ad war with Asda Subscription
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Asda launches green push with suppliers
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Property chief Masters is latest exec to exit Asda Subscription
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Asda banana trays to slash use of cardboard by 15 million kgs
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Next stop Beirut for Asda’s George franchise plan Subscription
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The battle for Iceland: now three remain Subscription
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Shoppers rate Asda as most trusted supermarket in UK
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Asda lashes out at Tesco's 'copycat' voucher plan Subscription
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Asda looks ready to show us the Money
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‘Custard apple’ is UK first for Asda Subscription
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Scottish Excellence Awards sign up Asda
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Cottage cheese category boosted as Asda launches new snack pot
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Tesco market share at lowest since May 2005 Subscription
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Asda to sell half-pound strawberry punnets
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Asda to spend £500m on new stores in 2012 Subscription
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Asda beefs up its fresh meat counter offering
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Asda's senior reshuffle focuses on progression
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Cameras roll as Asda looks to halve queues
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Asda and M&S back new Youth Contract
opinion
Asda pitch-perfect, M&S cheap and tacky? Go figure Subscription
Asda’s surprisingly classy ad leaves M&S in its wake.
Price war comes at the expense of quality Subscription
As the economy recovers, consumers will look for new points of difference not just price cuts, says Simon Crouch
Where will it end? Subscription
There’s a power dynamic in any relationship, even those where both parties secretly suspect they could do a bit better.
Poll
David Cameron wants 'drunk tanks' and 'booze buses' to tackle British drinking culture.
you say...
BRC is increasingly out of touch with industry
I can’t help but feel Stephen Robertson’s bemoaning of MPs shows the BRC to be increasingly out of touch.
Tesco's not taking a step back from carbon reduction
Last week’s article does not quite capture our position. We believe carbon labelling plays a really important role.
