Stores news – Page 136
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NewsAsda boosts world food with Sri Lankan and West African bays
Asda is introducing 450 new ambient world foods products across eight ethnicities this month…
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NewsPlanning system blasted as 'rudderless' by ACS
The government and local councils are not taking the ‘town centre first’ planning policy seriously enough says ACS…
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NewsHeinz relaunches Squeeze & Stir soups
Heinz is relaunching its Squeeze & Stir soup – which has achieved sales of less than £4m in the past year…
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NewsFlorette adds duo-flavoured croutons to line-up
Salad brand Florette has added a range of duo-flavoured croutons to its line-up.
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NewsKerry Foods rolls out 'world first' Yollies kids yoghurt
Kerry Foods has claimed a “world first” with the launch of a chilled, solid yoghurt on a stick…
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NewsSupermarkets lose entertainment sales to high street
Almost a million fewer shoppers bought entertainment products from the supermarkets in the past 12 weeks than a year ago.
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NewsAldi acquires five larger Co-operative Group stores
Aldi has acquired five stores from The Co-operative Group as part of its ambitious store expansion plans…
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NewsSinful Smoothies aims to tempt investment for supermarket push
Alcoholic fruit smoothies brand Sinful Smoothies is seeking investment as it looks to expand into the multiples
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NewsMüller ‘remixes’ rice with new split-pot range
Müller is adding the first split-pot variant to its Müller Rice range
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NewsThorntons spearheads Christmas plans with Snowman and Gruffalo
Thorntons is pinning its Christmas hopes on an expansion of its The Snowman and The Gruffalo licences
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NewsHow Bestway transformed its Glasgow depot: in pictures
A look inside Bestway’s new and improved Glasgow depot, which it acquired from Sher Bros earlier this year.
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NewsLucozade Energy rolls out first reduced-sugar drink
Lucozade Energy is launching its first reduced-sugar variant
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NewsSpar boosts own-label range with dessert selection
Spar has added seven own-brand desserts to its range.
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NewsScotmid adds on-shelf magnifiers to help customers read labels
Scotmid has introduced i-viewer magnifiers to its shelves to help people with poor vision read labels on food packaging.
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NewsPeanut Hottie drink hits the US with Walmart listings
British peanut butter drink Peanut Hottie has secured a listing in 2,499 US Walmart stores
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NewsNairn's lower-sugar Astro Bites kids' biscuits enter Waitrose
Oatcake brand Nairn’s has secured a national listing for its lower-sugar kids’ biscuits…
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NewsHeinz Black Label soups get four new lines
Heinz is expanding its Black Label soup offering with four new flavours…
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NewsCo-op sticks tablets on trolleys to gain customer feedback
The Co-operative Group is rolling out hi-tech trolleys that allow shoppers to give the society instant feedback on stores.
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NewsBB's Warehouse: Conviviality Retail's new format in pictures
Here’s a first look inside BB’s Warehouse, a new format from Bargain Booze owner Conviviality Retail.
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NewsSainsbury’s to use chiller heat to warm stores
Sainsbury’s has adopted new technology that allows it to use heat produced by chillers to heat its stores.