All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 156
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NewsCo-operative model "more resilient in post-Brexit zeitgeist"
The UK Co-operative Economy 2017 report says Co-op values strike a chord with public’s mood amid upheaval
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NewsTesco fined £8m after petrol leaked out of filling station
The incident resulted from Tesco’s failure to address a known issue with part of the fuel delivery system
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News'Sugar tax should be extended to hit retailers harder' - FSS
New report recommends introducing levies on salt, fat and sugar
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NewsTesco 'winning inflation battle' as like-for-likes grow
Tesco’s price inflation had been in the region of 1.4% in the past 12 weeks
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NewsTesco revamps Brand Outlet value fixtures
Tesco has relaunched its Brand Outlet aisles, in a bid to up competition with the discounters
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NewsStaff sickness costs Tesco 'more than any other UK company'
Tesco loses more money due to staff sickness than any other UK company, according to a report published by Dr Morton’s…
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NewsBooker deal 'will free up £500m war chest for Tesco'
A successful merger “will give Tesco a £500m war chest to fight against wholesale and supermarket price hikes”…
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NewsGroceries Code Adjudicator remit renewal nears deadline
Business minister Margot James had promised to publish the results of the review in the spring
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Grocer 33Tesco, Great Horton Road, Bradford: G33 store of the week
“I think there’s been a great improvement in store service. For me, it’s the be-all and end-all”
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NewsTesco focuses on food waste in latest 'Love Stories' advert
Ad shines a spotlight on its surplus food redistribution programme
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NewsGrenfell Tower: supermarkets support fire-affected residents
Tesco is known to have delivered at least one truckload of supplies to help people at the scene
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NewsFDF president calls for food & drink unity over Brexit
Premier Foods CEO said it was time for companies to stop complaining about political uncertainty
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NewsDUP 'likely to seek soft Irish border and agrifood support'
Talks were held in Downing Street today between PM Theresa May and DUP leader Arlene Foster
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NewsSNP losses mean independence vote 'unlikely' says SGF
The SNP lost 21 seats in the General Election…
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NewsGeneral Election 2017: what the analysts say
As the shock of this morning’s General Election result began to sink in, organisations from the food and drink industry have been giving their reaction
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NewsFood and drink industry urges government to act swiftly
FDF and BRC call for clarity and firm leadership in the wake of shock election result
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Analysis & FeaturesCan robot delivery conquer the last mile's cost hurdle?
Even if delivery is cheaper than by van, will a maximum load of 20 items satisfy online shoppers?
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NewsHigh fat, sugar and salt foods set for 'healthier' labelling
Six of the world’s biggest food and drink companies have unveiled their initial plans to change the UK’s traffic lights/GD
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NewsTesco faces taxi driver backlash over Uber Clubcard rumours
Tesco refused to confirm or deny its plans to deal with Uber…
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NewsSupermarket workers donate food to police after London attacks
Sainsbury’s staff with trolleys delivered food to officers in Borough High Street in London Bridge