All Supermarkets articles – Page 267
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Analysis & FeaturesCarrots and cynicism: experts rate the Christmas ads
Tesco impresses our panel in part one of our Christmas ad review
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NewsSainsbury's to extend partnership with food waste app Olio
Over 10,000 items of food have been shared on food waste app Olio in two small towns in just six months
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NewsSainsbury's joins Giving Tuesday global charitable campaign
The retailer’s commitment to the initiative follows Morrisons’ last year
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NewsBooths sales fall 0.7% in wake of Storm Desmond
Booths says it would have recorded sales up 0.7% had it not been for devastating storm last winter
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NewsTesco Bank halts online payments after hackers raid accounts
Tesco Bank chief executive Benny Higgins said he hoped affected customers would be refunded within 24 hours
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NewsSainsbury's widens trial of SmartShop app to 10 stores
The app was updated on Monday to make it “easier to use” based on feedback from customers in the initial two stores
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NewsTesco joins Waitrose with launch of recipe box range
The supermarket giant’s 12-strong Recipe Box line-up has rolled out into a dozen of the retailer’s stores
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NewsCity snapshot: Morrisons posts fourth consecutive quarter of like-for-like sales growth
Morrisons has reported its sales grew 1.6% on a like-for-like basis (ex fuel) in the 13 weeks to October, which represents its fourth consecutive quarter of like-for-like sales growth.
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NewsWaitrose: one in five Brits now post food pics on social media
The new Waitrose Food and Drink Report also predicts key trends for 2017, including poke and watermelon juice
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Comment & OpinionVision of a cashless society seems premature after weekend chaos at Asda
Asda suffered a major breakdown to its card payment systems over the weekend Earlier this month, at the launch of the iPhone 7, Apple CEO Tim Cook said he hoped the handset and Apple Pay would help create a cashless society. “We would like to be a ...
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NewsTesco faces £100m claim over profits overstatement
More than 125 institutional funds allege it breached the Financial Services & Markets Act
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NewsSainsbury's set for major expansion of Northampton depot
The new 325,000 sq ft premises will supply frozen goods to Sainsbury’s stores across the country
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NewsAsda price for four-pinter hits highest in almost two years
The retailer has hiked the price of the milk SKU by 4p to 99p, its highest price since 1 January 2015
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NewsSainsbury's most vulnerable to Amazon Fresh launch
CACI said Ocado could also suffer a blow to sales due to its popularity with the ‘city sophisticates’ demographic
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NewsTesco readies 'most aggressive' Black Friday deals push yet
Tesco was forced to apologise to customers in 2015 as its deliveries buckled under the volume of orders from Black Friday
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NewsMarmite: Morrisons is first to put the price up
Morrisons has put the price of Marmite up by 12.5% – the first supermarket to do so since ‘Marmitegate’
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NewsWaitrose trials new "ultra convenience" meal kit bag
The Dinner for Tonight kit bags are being trialled in 20 stores
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NewsAOS reveals wide sugar disparities in similar products
AOS claimed the figures proved the government’s 20% sugar reduction target could be achieved before 2020…
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NewsTesco chairman warns Brexit will push up supermarket prices
Supermarket prices are “very likely” to rise in the coming months because of the impact of Brexit says John Allan
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NewsTesco regains share as Aldi and Lidl growth slows
Tesco is beginning to claw back ground from the discounters as its recovery coincides with some of the worst growth figures of the price war era for Aldi and Lidl