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NewsSainsbury's launches Tu clothing at Argos with free delivery
From 25 April customers will be able to order items online up until 2pm for next day home delivery
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NewsTulip appoints Moelgaard as chief financial officer
Moelgaard amassed 25 years’ experience in senior finance roles at the Danish conglomerate Damco
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NewsAsda saves over 1,000 tonnes of wonky carrots from the bin
Asda was the first supermarket to trial selling misshapen carrots in 2015, following up with its Wonky Veg Box scheme
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NewsHalewood signs distribution deal with Glasgow Distillery Co
The Scottish brand’s Makar Gin and G52 Urban Craft Vodka join Halewood’s growing portfolio of posh spirits…
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NewsAmazon patents drones that can differentiate between gestures
“It may sound like science fiction, but it’s real,” says Amazon
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NewsAnger at DRS ‘omnishambles’ as Gove pushes ahead with bottle recycling scheme
Today’s surprise announcement has prompted accusations that ministers are trying to outdo each other to be seen as “saviours of the environment”
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NewsMuscle Food launches four new curry kits
Each variant contains less than 300 calories, 3% fat and 5% sugar, said the brand
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NewsCity snapshot: UK to introduce deposit return scheme
Michael Gove has said a deposit return scheme (DRS) will be introduced in the UK, Hilton Food Group sees profits rise, Real Good Food temporarily resolves cashflow pressures and all the other news from the City
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NewsMedia Bites 28 March: GSK, Tyson Foods, Walmart
Glaxosmithkline (GSK) has agreed to take full control of its consumer healthcare joint venture from Novartis. It will buy the remaining 36.5% stake in the business, whose brands include Panadol and Sensodyne, for £9.2bn. It will also launch a strategic review of its nutrition products, including Horlicks ...
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NewsEaster spending predicted to reach £824m
Discounters Lidl and Aldi are set to emerge as winners, according to a shopper survey by marketing agency Savvy
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NewsConviviality service levels drop ahead of crucial Easter weekend
Service levels in the crucial run up to Easter now as big a concern as cash flow, sources claim
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NewsNew technique could help extend UK Gala apple season
Funded by AHDB Horticulture, it measures the level of chlorophyll fluorescence to track changes during fruit maturity
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NewsConfectioner Calico Cottage unveils compostable bags
The new packs will appear on shelf at tourist venues including Chester Zoo, the British Museum and Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
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NewsFerrero follows PepsiCo with palm oil transparency pledge
The two suppliers were among eight fmcg giants accused of failing to act on rainforest destruction
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NewsBlu adds ‘click-and-go’ MyBlu vaping pod
The new gadget allows users to switch between flavours of its nicotine liquid pod “in seconds”
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NewsEkoPlaza introduces plastic-free packaging
Dutch supermarket revealed world’s first plastic-free shopping aisle earlier this month
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NewsFormer Tesco digital chief Simon Belsham hired by Walmart
As president of Jet.com, the former Tesco MD and online director will oversee grocery & general merchandise operations
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NewsBottled water brand Life Water unveils BPA-free can format
The can is the result of eight months’ development, with input from Greenpeace’s oceans team
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NewsSelfridges launches world's first edible drink packaging
Ooho! is a fully-biodegradable spherical packaging made of seaweed and filled with filtered London tap water
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NewsPoundland courts fresh controversy with Easter Twitter push
Suggestive tweets featuring ‘Bunny & Chick’ characters have divided the budget retailer’s social media followers