All Supermarkets articles – Page 2
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Comment & OpinionTesco Kitchen sets high bar for supermarket-backed lifestyle shows
Hosts Greg James and Seema Pankhania provide a balance of loose chat and serious foodie business, but always allow their guest to shine brightest
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NewsMorrisons backs local charities with £1m community spaces fund
Morrisons will offer grants to local charities hoping to make ‘capital improvements’ to their spaces or buildings
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Grocer 33Morrisons offers cheapest basket for student staples
Last week Morrisons launched its Unbeatable Prices commitment on 500 staples and was unbeaten for 19 SKUs this week
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Grocer 33London Waitrose is best in ‘student special’ uni shop
Our shopper praised the ‘exquisite’ presentation at a Waitrose store that ‘feels grand and luxurious while still welcoming’
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Grocer 33Waitrose’s Luke Pryce on managing the ‘convenience store on steroids’
‘We are technically a full-line supermarket, but we have no car park so it’s pretty much all basket or small-trolley shop – walk in, walk out’
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NewsFootfall improves in August but high streets face ‘uphill battle’
Despite shoppers returning to stores in August, the BRC warned high streets faced an ‘uphill battle’ without more government support
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NewsMorrisons signs deal with NIQ to better ‘identify growth opportunities and act’
The supermarket will gain access to NIQ’s full suite of “responsive market insights, enhanced product and category intelligence, automated reporting capabilities, and self-service analytics” NIQ said
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NewsWaitrose launches dedicated wellbeing bays in 'supermarket first’
The bays contain over 40 products from nine ‘trend-led’ brands across categories including collagen, creatine, hydration, protein and gut health
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NewsSainsbury’s invests over £1.5m in healthier food for school kids
Two charities tackling food insecurity – Magic Breakfast and Rethink Food – will each receive £500,000 from the supermarket
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NewsToby Carvery makes retail debut with exclusive range into Iceland
An initial 11 products will launch in Iceland and Foodwarehouse stores nationwide this month
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InterviewsHow non-alcoholic pioneer Mother Root pushes flavour over function
Mother Root’s founder took inspiration from New York bartenders for her ‘divisive’ vinegar-based aperitif, which is pulling up trees in low & no spirits
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NewsMorrisons puts 80 more jobs at risk in latest restructure
It is the fifth round of redundancies at Morrisons this calendar year as part of Rami Baitiéh’s turnaround plan
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NewsSainsbury’s rolls out more half-price Nectar deals on fruit and veg
Running from Thursday 3 August to Sunday 6 August, the half-price deals will be available across a selection of By Sainsbury’s products
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NewsTesco scuppers Lidl’s plans to provide town with 260 jobs
The store opened earlier this year, but because delay cost Lidl its development partner the 260 additional jobs have yet to be delivered
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NewsSainsbury’s appoints Currys exec as new chief people officer
The new hire joins from Currys, where she has been chief people, communications and sustainability officer since 2019
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NewsScottish government price cap could endanger convenience stores, says SGF
The SGF warned the proposed criteria could target small independent convenience stores operating under a common fascia with a symbol group or franchise model
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NewsAsda completes rollout of 1.2 million ESLs across Express estate
The technology has replaced the manual task of swapping out over 120,000 paper price tickets per week
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Analysis & FeaturesWill the rise of the retail robots put off shoppers?
Retail robots are moving from warehouses to shop floors. Can they co-exist with shoppers and staff – and how will they affect the jobs market?
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Comment & OpinionWill Scotland’s radical price cap plan see the light of day?
Scottish first minister John Swinney is a modern-day Braveheart taking on supermarket price inflation with a barmy plan to cap the price of essential goods
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NewsScottish government unveils details of controversial supermarket price cap plans
More than 20 originations wrote to the SNP leader yesterday urging him to abandon his price cap plans, which they said would fail to address the root causes of the cost of living crisis