All articles by Ronan Hegarty – Page 47
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NewsThe Co-op relaunches in-store radio with regional focus
New digital format replaces one size fits all satellite service
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NewsCo-op to open three former Little Waitrose stores
The fourth store in London’s Portman Square will open at the beginning of November
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Comment & OpinionPhilip Morris’ anti-smoking ads must go global to mean anything
PMI’s efforts have not been well received by health campaigners, who have accused the tobacco giant of hypocrisy
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NewsAsda opens its first in-store sushi counter in Bristol
The new sushi counter is being operated by Sushi Daily
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NewsPost Office given go-ahead to complete Payzone takeover
The deal is set to complete next week after being waved through by the Competition and Markets Authority…
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NewsLifestyle Express fascia gets boost from Time club members
The move sees 30 stores switching to Lifestyle Express
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NewsCo-op drops plans to open Belsize Park store after protests
The Grocer understands there had been more than 130 objections submitted
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NewsParfetts paid £800k for Blakemore depot
The Stockport-based cash & carry operator recorded a 6.8% increase in sales to £346m for the year to 30 June
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Grocer 33Iceland reveals pricing focus with comfortable Grocer 33 win
Iceland’s £59.97 total was £3.62 cheaper than Asda
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NewsBestway MD Martin Race says more cuts to core range necessary
Martin Race said cuts already made across a number of categories had not gone far enough
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Grocer 33Asda wins again as Price Guarantee comes to an end
Asda’s £79.34 total was just £1.38 cheaper than second-placed Tesco this week
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NewsMcColl's looks to revamp pricing, range, website and loyalty offer
McColl’s CEO Jonathan Miller told the recent IGD Convenience Retailing Summit that food to go was a “massive opportunity”
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NewsChefs' Choice Awards 2019 now open for entries
The awards are designed to highlight the quality credentials of mid-market foodservice products
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NewsCo-op and Nisa to align commercial teams
CEO Ken Towle said move was fundamental to doing a better job for customers
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NewsCostcutter sales slump on P&H effect and MFG contract loss
The P&H collapse resulted in Costcutter incurring exceptional charges of £42m
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NewsFormer Nisa-Today's chairman David Cullen passes away
Friends, colleagues and rivals all described him as a gentleman
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NewsSainsbury’s Local brings in case-by-case ranging for stores
Sainsbury’s is ditching the ‘one size fits all’ approach in favour of tailored offerings to suit local needs
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NewsCity snapshot: Growth for UK food and drink suppliers soars 7.5%
UK food and drink suppliers have surged to their highest growth levels since 2009, but profit margins are suffering amid escalating input and labour costs
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Grocer 33Asda returns to the top spot with 20 cheapest items
The Walmart-owned retailer’s £63.18 total was £2.46 cheaper than second-placed Morrisons
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NewsCo-op introduces first compostable 5p bags
The bags are part of a major new ethical strategy for the retailer launching next week