All Supermarkets articles – Page 270
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NewsWaitrose agrees export deals to Dominica and Mauritius
The retailer will supply the Save a Lot store in Dominica with more than 140 products
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NewsTesco says soft drinks share can still grow despite Ribenagate
A “large proportion” of Tesco customers who deserted its kids lunchbox aisle after Ribena-gate have returned
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Analysis & FeaturesStorm Desmond: Tesco, Booths and Sainsbury's battle to reopen
Retailers have spent the week counting the cost of the floods in the North West of England and Scottish Borders
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Analysis & FeaturesSainsbury's leads price cuts down as Christmas beckons
Sainsbury’s is leading the way among the supermarket price-cutters
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NewsSupermarkets urged to help flood-hit farmers
Industry charity Forage Aid has made an urgent plea to retailers to help livestock farmers
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Comment & OpinionBig four should exploit festive advantage over discounters
Traditionally, the Christmas period has seen discount grocers lose market share
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NewsSupermarkets in the wake of Storm Desmond: a round-up
Despite having to deal with flooding in stores, retailers did their best to provide support to flood hit areas
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NewsThe Co-op Group looks to the past with new logo trademarks
The Co-operative Group could return to using its old Co-op identity for its shops and products
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Comment & OpinionOur industry deserves more recognition for its charitable deeds
When it comes to kindness, sharing and giving this industry deserves a lot more credit than it probably gets
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NewsGreen energy scheme cutbacks blasted by industry giants
Government cuts to green energy programmes have been slammed by supermarkets and suppliers
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Comment & OpinionI’m a GCA, get me out of here!
The Efra Committee farmgate inquiry is shaping up to be some excellent televised entertainment
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Analysis & FeaturesGrocery charities just keep on giving
Despite the huge sums raised, grocery charities don’t get the credit they deserve
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NewsStop asking me to get involved in farmgate prices, says Tacon
She told MPs she is fed up with coming under criticism for not doing things that are not in her remit
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NewsFestive ads have convinced 12% of shoppers to switch
But there’s still all to play for as 33% are undecided on where to do their Christmas shop
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NewsAldi accuses "other retailers" of leading milk race to bottom
Aldi has defended its milk pricing policy in front of MPs and accused “other retailers” of leading a race to the bottom
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Analysis & FeaturesMillennials deliver withering verdict on supermarkets
Fundamental shift needed to woo young adults says new research
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NewsTesco to convert Dudley Extra excess space into online dark store
Tesco could look to convert more surplus floor-space to dark stores after Dudley planning application
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NewsMorrisons adds "UK's cheeriest voice" to self-service tills
Morrisons look to Festive Fred to guide shoppers this Christmas
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NewsSupermarket price war squeezes SME supplier profit margins
The gap between profit margins of Britain’s smallest food producers is widening versus their bigger competitors thanks to the supermarket price war.
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NewsSurplus redistributor Company Shop gets £7.6m expansion cash
Surplus food redistributor Company Shop has secured a £7.6m funding package