All articles by Adam Leyland – Page 34
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InterviewsDoes CMA boss Alex Chisholm get the Big Picture?
The CMA has been criticised for its “pointless pseudo-academic analysis” and “conservative, micro-market approach”
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Analysis & FeaturesBogofs bear the brunt as top 10 brands cut promos by 10.5%
The top 10 most heavily promoted brands fell 7.7% in the four weeks to 17 April and 10.5% year on year
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Comment & OpinionMartin a good fit at rejuvenated Asda
You would never know from this picture just how much pressure Clarke is under
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Comment & OpinionPartnerships must become top priority in meat, fish & poultry
Never mind JBPs. The importance of collaboration is far deeper and more powerful in meat, fish & poultry
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Comment & OpinionTesco Extra revival will be dependent on who it partners
A successful revival of Tesco Extra will be dependent on who it decides to buddy up with
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Comment & OpinionWhy price guarantee schemes are not dead in grocery
If no one else is bothering with the price guarantee mechanic why should Tesco? Because its scheme works
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ProfilesQ&A with Tesco's chief product officer Jason Tarry
Tesco’s chief product officer on Project Reset, the new Farm brands and the office move
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NewsTesco 'moving on' from good, better, best tiering
Tesco’s Jason Tarry has confirmed the retailer has “moved on” from its “textbook” ‘good, better, best’ strategy
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Comment & OpinionPremier stance with McCormick based on full shareholder value
The three parties have been adding extra spice and flavouring with their sizzling exchanges and sweetened offers
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NewsDunbia and 2 Sisters red meat business to merge in £1.3bn JV
Dunbia and 2 Sisters in exclusive talks over £1.3bn joint venture spin-off
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Comment & OpinionTesco's new farm-based ranges introduce a new dynamic
Tesco’s Project Reset has been an exercise in simplification
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Comment & OpinionThe sugar tax: cleverly crafted all round
It is unthinkable that the soft drinks industry will not continue its journey of innovation and reformulation
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Comment & OpinionMorrisons is playing dangerously. But it has a lot to gain
Morrisons is playing a dangerous game. But if Amazon is successful it has a lot to gain at very little cost
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NewsTesco convenience boss Tony Reed to leave company
Former One Stop CEO Reed has been in the role for just over a year
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's is listening to customers saying bogof to multibuys
Another week, another brave move by Sainsbury’s, with its plans to scrap all multibuys by August
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Comment & OpinionThe Grocer's Power List 2016 reflects a sector in upheaval
Our Power List for 2016 reflects the looming emergence of a new force in grocery. Or should that be a new Death Star?
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Analysis & FeaturesTesco chief product officer Jason Tarry on his Tacon to-do list
But there is more to do, admits chief product officer Jason Tarry
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Comment & OpinionTacon verdict will get a mixed reaction at best from suppliers
Tacon wants to investigate the evolution, as she calls it, of the role of category captaincy
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Comment & OpinionAsda departures highlight a growing macho/boys club tendency
It’s difficult to present such devastating news well but the restructure does seem to have been handled heavy handedly
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Comment & OpinionMy alternative take on Christmas. And the winner is Lidl
Who were the winners and losers this Christmas? Here’s my alternative take