All Supermarkets articles – Page 287
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NewsMorrisons cuts prices to allay Brexit fears
Morrisons this week launched the third phase of its Price Crunch campaign by reducing the price of 1,045 everyday lines
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NewsWaitrose opens cashless store at Sky TV's Osterley HQ
The Little Waitrose is just 1,400 sq ft in size and the second smallest in the Waitrose estate
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NewsPlastic bag use slashed by billions since 5p charge
Environment minister Thérèse Coffey hails £29m being donated to charity and good causes
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NewsMorrisons launches third phase of Price Crunch campaign
The supermarket says it is addressing consumer food price concerns in the wake of the Brexit vote
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Analysis & FeaturesIs the wonky veg revolution happening at last?
Shoppers have embraced imperfect produce. Will it last, and how much more waste could be stopped?
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NewsPennycook highlights Co-op model as ‘alternative to capitalism’
Co-op CEO takes issue with Times over ‘no more productive system than capitalism’ claim
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NewsPoor weather drives the worst supermarket sales figures for two years
During the four weeks ending 16 July 2016, the value of sales was down 2.4%
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NewsAsda claims £57 per customer average saving from food waste advice
The supermarket ran a campaign alongside the University of Leeds offering tips on food storage, labelling and recipes for leftovers
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NewsSchoolgirl takes on Morrisons and Asda over caged eggs
Fourteen-year-old has previously petitioned Tesco, who pledged to stop selling caged eggs by 2025
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Analysis & FeaturesChristmas ranges 2016 part one: who's got the best strategy?
Last year it was all about lobster. This time the focus looks to be free-from, plus premium, sharing platters and value
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NewsMy Local administrators confident of more store sales to come
Administrators at My Local have sold 26 of the failed retailer’s convenience stores since being appointed, with hopes to offload another 16 in the coming days and weeks.
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NewsAsda puts out Pokémon safety warning
Avoid abandoning your trolley or shouting in celebration, says tongue-in-cheek warning
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NewsFood waste charity hits out at overproduction of bread
The Real Junk Food Project may no longer accept surplus bread due to supermarket wastefulness
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NewsBooths hosts craft beer evening
Northern supermarket hopes to tap into growing appetite for traditional fare
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NewsSainsbury’s drops multibuy deals two months ahead of schedule
The retailer had planned to stop all multibuys on food in August
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Analysis & FeaturesPromotional savings down across big five for first time
For the first time this year, shoppers are getting lower average savings on promotions across all of the big five
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Comment & OpinionWill the new leader (Sean Clarke at Asda, that is) trigger the nuclear option?
It’s fitting that Asda chose a day of leadership turmoil to greet its new boss
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NewsWaitrose pledges to pay smaller suppliers within seven days
More than 600 small suppliers worth less than £100,000 annually will benefit
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Comment & OpinionTrading ninjas in Morrisons are not invisible to the GCA
So something good DID come of the Tesco investigation
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NewsMedia Bites 7 July: Supermarket shares, Danone, Boots
“Supermarkets slump as fears of price war grow”, is the headline in The Times (£) this morning.