Retail archive – Page 590

  • Eat in Colour management named
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    Eat in Colour management named

    2006-03-28T08:01:00Z

    Fresh produce leaders from across the sector have been unveiled as the men to lead the Eat in Colour campaign to boost fresh produce consumption in the UK.

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    Morrisons non-execs threaten walkout

    2006-03-26T17:11:36Z

    According to The Sunday telegraph, non-executive directors at Morrisons are threatening to quit over chairman Ken Morrison’s continued failure to appoint a new chief executive.

  • Mack gets local with Sainsbury's
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    Mack gets local with Sainsbury's

    2006-03-26T09:01:00Z

    Mack Multiples has joined forces with Heart of England Fine Foods and Sainsbury’s to launch a scheme to promote West Midlands seasonal vegetables.

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    Tesco expands in Czech Republic

    2006-03-25T10:01:00Z

    Tesco is reported to be increasing its holdings in the Czech Republic with the purchase of 27 supermarkets.

  • Redbridge targets C-store market
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    Redbridge targets C-store market

    2006-03-25T08:00:59Z

    A fresh produce company is offering small retailers the chance to compete with the big multiples, thanks to the successful development of a new concept under the 5 A DAY banner.

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    Sunkist in Taylor link-up

    2006-03-24T16:01:01Z

    Two leading lights in the US fresh produce industry are joining forces to expand their presence in the fresh-cut fruit segment.

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    Sainsbury's goes green on packaging

    2006-03-24T10:01:01Z

    Sainsbury’s is trialing a fully compostable wrap on organic apples and potatoes in a bid to cut down on waste packagaing.

  • Banana price war returns
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    Banana price war returns

    2006-03-24T08:01:01Z

    Downward price pressure continues with mushrooms and bananas in the frame this time.

  • Oliver extends Sainsbury's deal
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    Oliver extends Sainsbury's deal

    2006-03-23T12:01:01Z

    Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has extended his deal with Sainsbury’s for another year, for a reported £1m fee.

  • Morrisons losses over £300m
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    Morrisons losses over £300m

    2006-03-23T07:42:08Z

    Morrisons has posted its first annual loss after unexpected costs accrued during the integration of Safeway took the supermarket chain over £300 million into the red.

  • Sainsbury's in organic top spot
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    Sainsbury's in organic top spot

    2006-03-22T09:16:04Z

    Sainsbury’s has regained the lead as the UK’s number one supermarket for organics.

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    Yesterday India, today China

    2006-03-21T10:01:00Z

    Tesco has joined the bidding for China's Trust-Mart, and will battle with Wal-Mart and Carrefour in the $1bn-plus auction for the supermarket chain.

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    Eating out trend continues to soar

    2006-03-21T08:01:02Z

    UK consumers spend more than £1000 a year on eating out, research has found.

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    Waitrose reveals rainbow breakthrough

    2006-03-20T14:01:01Z

    Waitrose has given the government's 5 A DAY campaign a boost with the provision of a pocket-sized leaflet under the banner Eat a Rainbow.

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    Tesco rumoured to be India-bound

    2006-03-20T10:01:00Z

    Tesco is reported to be in negotiations with India's largest mobile phone company over a £750 million joint venture to set up a supermarket chain on the sub-continent.

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    Sainsbury's suspends BRC membership

    2006-03-19T17:01:02Z

    The UK’s number three supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has suspended its membership of the British Retail Consortium, the retail industry’s trade association.

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    OFT criticises supermarkets for online pricing confusion

    2006-03-18T11:01:00Z

    Online grocery shopping is to have clearer price information, after consumers complained to the OFT.

  • Sir Ken Morrison
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    Morrison "said to favour" Melnyk

    2006-03-17T09:01:00Z

    There are reports this morning of “fresh tensions” in the Morrisons boardroom as the Bradford-based chain reluctantly continues its search for a new chief executive.

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    Baugur bosses cleared

    2006-03-16T12:11:23Z

    Baugur bosses have been acquitted of all eight remaining fraud charges held against them.

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    Sainsbury's pension struggle

    2006-03-15T18:01:00Z

    Sainsbury’s staff could see their expected pensions slashed by more than half if they opt for a ‘cash balance’ scheme put forward by the supermarket last week according to independent experts.