All articles by Steve Farrell – Page 101
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         News NewsAldi launches prize draw for schools to win £20k for sports equipmentTo be entered in the draw, schools must collect 300 Aldi Team GB stickers to complete a sticker chart 
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         News NewsIceland unveils 550 new or improved frozen lines in ‘ambitious’ shake-upThe new or improved lines, rolling out from today, account for 53% of Iceland’s frozen range 
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         News NewsAldi to swap out plastic packaging for cardboard on tuna multipacksThe move will be launched as a two-month trial on four-packs of Aldi Tuna Chunks in about 270 stores 
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         News NewsOnline grocer 8Dol targets 25 UK cities with expansion plan8Dol uses its own warehouses and cycle couriers to offer a range of up to 600 products 
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         News NewsLidl reassures suppliers over extra costs of no-deal BrexitLidl’s UK chief commercial officer Ryan McDonnell has written to British suppliers following reports they would be expected to pau EU import tariffs 
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         News NewsAmazon opens first Clicks and Mortar store in ScotlandTwo other Amazon pop-ups, in Manchester and Cardiff, have already opened, with seven more to come in a year-long trial 
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         News NewsAldi trials self-checkouts at London Local storesThe tehnology has been introduced at three of the six Aldi Locals 
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         News NewsPoundland faces ‘bully’ claims over backdated cost demandsThe letter, seen by The Grocer, demanded an ongoing 2% discount, payable in quarterly rebates 
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         News NewsAldi to swap plastic for cardboard trays on steaksThe new trays are to replace plastic ones for Aldi’s Specially Selected steaks in more than 380 stores… 
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         News NewsLidl claims UK first with reusable bags for loose fruit & vegThe new bags are on sale in Lidl stores nationwide from today, as an alternative option to single-use plastic fruit & veg bags 
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         News NewsCo-op paves way for nationwide online shopping rolloutThe convenience retailer is increasingly working with specialist fulfilment firms that link its software with that of a network of courier companies 
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         Analysis & Features Analysis & FeaturesWill families fill a trolley at the new-format M&S food store?The Hempstead Valley branch has been restructured in a ‘store renewal’ trial to be ‘more relevant’ to busy families 
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         News NewsAmazon to turn off all Dash buttons this monthDash buttons were hailed as a move towards the ‘connected home’ 
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         News NewsM&S trials new store format in Kent with full grocery rangeHempstead Valley joins only around a dozen other branches in stocking M&S’s complete grocery range 
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         News NewsNew multi-temperature B&M warehouse to supply stores from SeptemberA decision on rolling out fresh and frozen in B&M stores is to be taken once facility is operational 
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         News NewsCo-op kicks off ‘biggest-ever transformation programme’A technology overhaul that’s been three years in planning would better equip the retailer for its “ambitious growth strate” 
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         News NewsAldi and Lidl pose major threat to convenience stores, report saysA survey which followed the opening of the first Aldi Local found 42% of shoppers would travel further than their local store to reach a discounter 
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         News NewsLidl hunts senior customs specialist as no-deal Brexit threat loomsThe supermarket has created a new customs department to deal with importing challenges 
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         News NewsOffice lunch delivery firm Lean Lunch seeking £120k in crowdfundingLeeds-based Lean Lunch offers locally sourced meals to city workers by cargo cycle… 
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         News NewsAmazon to ID all customers buying age-restricted productsThe move follows scrutiny in May this year from the BBC’s Watchdog programme 
 





