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NewsCosta to hire 250 new apprentices in recruitment drive
All participants in the scheme will receive the national living wage
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NewsLuxury chocolate brand Godiva makes UK supermarket debut
The confectioner’s new Masterpieces range is rolling out to 500 Sainsbury’s stores
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NewsOne Stop teams up with Relex to build shopper profiles
Relex’s Behavioural Clustering solution highlights shopper trends using sales history and forecast data
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NewsForecourt operator MRH buys Chartman Retail
MRH said the deal was part of its plans to expand into the south west of the UK…
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NewsCity snapshot: Solid August retail sales defy poor summer weather
UK retail sales rose 1.3% on a like-for-like basis in August according to the latest BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor to shrug off the recent wet weather. Plus, the FTSE slides on North Korea worries, McBride boosted by Danish deal and all the latest news from the City.
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NewsMedia Bites 5 Sep: Exports, Reckitt Benckiser, C&C Group
Factories are enjoying some of the best conditions in two decades as the fall in the pound and a strengthening global economy boost factory orders and rates of production, writes The Times.
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NewsAsda demanded millions from suppliers to avoid delisting, says GCA
Suppliers were subjected to “aggressive tactics, such as inflexible demands made by Asda buyers”
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NewsMcBride swoops for £10.8m Danish firm Danlind
Private label household goods manufacturer McBride has bought Danish dish-wash and laundry products firm Danlind for a cash consideration of £10.8m.
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NewsTesco trio's fraud and false accounting trial adjourned until 25 September
The three men pleaded not guilty at a hearing at Southwark Crown Court last month
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NewsWaitrose boosts beer lineup ahead of Oktoberfest
Its offer will include an exclusive brew by Camden Town Brewery
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NewsMSC defends standards after "duping" claim
A campaign group claims it has been allowing crews to catch tuna to both MSC-certified and non-certified standards
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NewsFruit & veg sector backs Coupe warnings of produce rotting at borders
Mike Coupe warned fresh food could be left rotting at the UK border if strict customs checks are introduced after Brexit
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NewsBP opens M&S Simply Food service station in Aviemore
The number of BP M&S Simply Food forecourts has grown to 230 since 2005
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NewsNisa launches its second wine festival this year
A wide selection of white, red, rosé and sparkling will be available during the three-week campaign
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NewsMichael O'Loughlin to lead acquisitions at Motor Fuel Group
O’Loughlin left Applegreen in December 2016, after eight years as managing director of its UK business
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NewsStaff at two McDonald's outlets strike over contracts dispute
The two restaurants affected are in Cambridge and Crayford in southeast London
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NewsJW Filshill profits driven up by strong craft booze sales
The growth in craft beer and spirits offset a decline in tobacco sales
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NewsMark Price stands down as international trade minister
The former Waitrose boss stands down after just a year saying he wants to pursue “business and writing interests”
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NewsOnken teams up with food designers for personalised YouGurts
Limited edition range will allow shoppers to create their own yoghurt flavours online
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NewsNaturya launches low-sugar conserves and snack bars
The Super Conserve quartet comprises Goji Strawberry, Acai Blueberry, Baobab Raspberry and Maca Apricot