All Supermarkets articles – Page 295
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NewsWorld Cup fails to grow food sales
The World Cup could not arrest the decline in food and drinks sales fell in June, according to the BRC-KPMG retail sales monitor.
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NewsAsda defends in-store manager restructure redundancy packages
Asda has defended the redundancy package it is offering in-store managers affected by its ongoing restructuring programme…
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NewsCASH to 'name and shame' over salt reduction pledges
Consensus Action on Salt and Health has threatened to “name and shame” companies who refuse to sign up to new targets…
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NewsMorrisons names new brand and communications director
Morrisons has appointed Mike Hoban as its new brand and communications director.
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NewsWaitrose strikes export deal with Auchan in Portugal
Waitrose has signed a new export deal with French supermarket chain Auchan to sell its products in Portugal.
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NewsCountdown looks to bring UK talent under spell of New Zealand
Australia has long been an attraction for UK grocery talent, but now New Zealand is attempting to lure UK retailers…
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Comment & OpinionWinter wonderlands
’Tis the season to look at what the retailers will be selling at Christmas
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Analysis & FeaturesMike Coupe's to-do list as Sainsbury's new CEO
Mike Coupe officially took up his new role as chief executive of Sainsbury’s this week…
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NewsMorrisons replaces HOT scheme with ‘five-star’ rating system
Morrisons has replaced its famous HOT service initiative with a new five star rating system covering overall store performance.
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NewsM&S CFO Alan Stewart heads to Tesco
Marks & Spencer CFO Alan Stewart is leaving the retailer to join Tesco.
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NewsBarilla back in UK pasta aisle after 10-year gap
Italian pasta giant Barilla is launching a major push into UK supermarkets following a 10-year absence…
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Analysis & FeaturesDeparture of King leaves big shoes to fill
After a rapturous send off at Sainsbury’s AGM this morning, Justin King officially handed over the reins to Mike Coupe after a decade in the hot seat.
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NewsMorrisons ditches trolley locks from stores nationwide
As part of its latest initiative to make shopping easier for its customers, Morrisons is removing over 150,000 trolley locks at its stores across the country.
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Analysis & FeaturesM&S sales are no reason to panic, yet
At first glance, Marks & Spencer’s food sales look to be buoyant, but dig a little deeper in today’s trading statement and the performance is not so stellar.
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NewsM&S food strong but online sales tumble
Marks & Spencer has reported strong growth in quarterly food sales, helping to offset a sharp fall in online sales.
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Comment & OpinionLittle and often
New data released this morning has claimed shoppers are increasingly looking beyond the hypermarkets and supermarkets for their grocery shop
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NewsConsumers increasing shopping around for groceries, study finds
Shoppers are increasingly looking beyond the hypermarkets and supermarkets for their grocery shop, new data has suggested.
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Comment & OpinionAsda deserves credit for listening to store staff feedback
Staff morale at Asda should be fantastic right now. Except it isn’t…
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Grocer 33Waitrose Brighton wins G33 service and availability survey
Waitrose has broken Asda’s winning streak with its first service and availability win of the G33 year…