All Supermarkets articles – Page 20
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NewsAsda losses surge to nearly £1bn after price cuts and Project Future fallout
The Leeds supermarket was hit hard by the disastrous final stage of its Project Future work to decouple its IT systems from Walmart, latest full-year accounts show
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NewsMorrisons stores spared ‘empty shelves’ after Eddie Stobart driver strike called off
Nearly 500 Eddie Stobart drivers supplying Morrisons stores across the north had threatened to strike
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NewsMorrisons moves into financial services with new pet and travel insurance
The new travel and pet insurance packages mark Morrisons’ first move into financial services as it looks to expand its offer beyond traditional grocery
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NewsEngland World Cup opener sparks rise in shoplifting and violence across UK stores
In the run up to the Three Lions’ first match on 17 June, shop theft rose by 6% on the daily average
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Grocer 33Asda wins cheapest supermarket in our World Cup special Grocer 33
Asda’s £77.87 basket was 2.1% cheaper than anywhere else
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Grocer 33Sainsbury’s Worcester manager on World Cup spending and winning in the frozen aisle
Ben Jones, store manager Sainsbury’s Worcester St Johns Superstore, on walking in the customer’s shoes, World Cup trade and why frozen is Sainsbury’s new point of difference
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Grocer 33Small Sainsbury’s wins best supermarket in Worcester
Sainsbury’s on Swanpool Walk picked up 83 points despite being this week’s smallest at 26,976 sq ft
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NewsWaitrose becomes first supermarket to launch year-round British samphire
The premium retailer partnered with speciality produce grower Westlands, which uses advanced hydroponic and glasshouse technology, to achieve the feat
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NewsCampaigners call on Sainsbury’s to ban herbicide paraquat from supply chain
Pesticide Action Network UK launched a social media campaign against the supermarket yesterday (17 June)
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NewsWales planning supermarket round table talks to boost local producers
Plaid Cymru MS Llyr Gruffydd said he wanted to collaborate with supermarkets to boost the visibility of Welsh food
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NewsFSA vows to tackle SPS uncertainty as date for EU summit announced
The FSA has been holding a series of workshops with the food sector to try to prepare for the outcome of the negotiations, but admitted there was major uncertainty across the supply chain
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NewsTesco boss Ken Murphy says bad weather has had bigger impact than Iran war
Tesco revealed first-quarter like-for-like sales in the UK grew by 1.8%, although Murphy stressed that was against a period last year which included a summer heatwave
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NewsMorrisons making ‘good progress’ with turnaround after sales rise
Morrisons delivered a 14th consecutive period of sales growth during its second quarter 2026, despite what CEO Rami Baitiéh described as a ‘challenging’ market
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NewsWorld Cup ‘unlikely’ to deliver bumper sales boost for supermarkets
Cost of living pressures and heavy promotions mean shoppers are unlikely to spend more on food and drink during the World Cup compared with previous international football tournaments, Circana’s analysis showed
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NewsFSA given government funds to launch new mandatory health targets
The FSA said today the DHSC was providing the funds after concerns were raised that the watchdog did not have the resources to take on the major new role
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NewsAsda extends late-night delivery hours during the World Cup
Asda shoppers will be able to place orders up to two hours later than usual via Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats
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NewsTesco faces protests over ‘widening’ worker pay gap
The worker-led campaign group Organise will attend the meeting at Tesco’s Welwyn Garden City headquarters to deliver a petition signed by more than 10,000 workers
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News‘Instagrammable’ sushi sales booming in UK, Seafish research reveals
According to the organisation’s Sushi in Multiple Retail 2026 report, sushi sales surged 13.6% in value and 2.9% in volume in the year to May, with sales worth £228m and 11,280 tonnes shifted
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NewsAldi reveals locations of next 16 new stores
Areas in line to get a new Aldi over the coming months include Watford and Hoxton in London, Hattersley in Greater Manchester, and Balsall Common in the West Midlands
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NewsThe Food Foundation exec and Amazon VP recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
Anna Taylor, who joined the Food Foundation as its first executive director in 2015, has been awarded a DBE for services to reforming the food system