All Retail articles – Page 582

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    Sainsbury's to capitalise on traffic power

    2007-07-08T13:01:01Z

    Sainsbury’s is preparing to use delivery lorries to generate its power.

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    Fresh herb firms stand united

    2007-07-08T08:01:01Z

    Five of the UK’s major fresh herb suppliers have clubbed together to create a brand new marketing campaign called Fresh Herbs.

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    Bumpkin veg added to line-up

    2007-07-07T11:01:01Z

    Inspired by the enthusiastic response to its ‘ugly fruit’ range, launched in 2006, high-end retailer Waitrose has extended its range of Cook’s Ingredients to include ‘bumpkin veg’ - less than perfect vegetables and salads.

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    Kwik Save administrators sell 56 stores

    2007-07-06T19:02:13Z

    Administrators for supermarket chain Kwik Save are "confident" that a rescue package will save 56 of the firm's stores.

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    Musgrave purchases J&J Haslett

    2007-07-06T12:51:11Z

    Musgrave Group has acquired J&J Haslett, a major food wholesaler and cash and carry business in Northern Ireland.

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    Asda to launch new labelling system

    2007-07-06T11:01:01Z

    Asda has announced the introduction of its own version of food nutrition labels, which will combine the existing ‘traffic light’ and GDA (guideline daily amount) systems.

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    Morrisons store sell-off rumours abound

    2007-07-06T07:01:01Z

    Several reports suggest that Morrisons has been approached by an interested buyer for 25 of its stores in a deal that could be worth up to £1 billion.

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    Kwik Save to enter administration

    2007-07-05T17:54:33Z

    Kwik Save will go into administration on Friday, closing another 90 stores.

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    Kwik Save enters crisis talks

    2007-07-04T10:01:58Z

    Talks are to resume later today over the future of beleaguered discount retail chain Kwik Save, as staff agree to go without pay for a sixth week.

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    Waitrose worries independents

    2007-07-04T09:01:01Z

    Two-thirds of independent deli and farm shop owners consider Waitrose to be a bigger threat to their business than Tesco, a recent survey has revealed.

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    Smith to take helm at Musgrave Great Britain

    2007-07-02T17:01:01Z

    Musgrave Group Plc has announced the appointments of Philip Smith as managing director of Musgrave Great Britain and Martin Hyson as group business development director of Musgrave Group, with effect from September 2007.

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    Drugs haul at fruit market

    2007-07-02T12:38:51Z

    A drugs raid carried out at Blochairn Fruit Market in Glasgow last week had little impact on the actual market itself, according to sources.

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    Brakes bought for £1.4bn

    2007-07-02T09:01:02Z

    Brake Bros, the UK's largest supplier of food to the catering industry, has been bought by US private equity group Bain Capital for an estimated £1.4 billion.

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    Kwik Save pleads with workers

    2007-06-29T08:46:48Z

    Workers' union Usdaw claims to have been told that Kwik Save will go into administration today [Friday] unless staff continue to work for nothing.

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    Waitrose rolls out planning model

    2007-06-28T08:01:01Z

    Waitrose is rolling out new forecasting software to accurately predict customer demand after early trials delivered benefits worth millions of pounds.

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    Tesco given run for its money

    2007-06-27T13:14:05Z

    Sainsbury’s and Asda continue to record a higher growth rate than Tesco, according to the latest grocery market share figures released by retail analyst TNS Worldpanel.

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    Sainsbury’s makes skills pledge

    2007-06-27T11:01:01Z

    Skillsmart Retail, the Sector Skills Council for retail, and Sainsbury’s have been amongst the first in the retail sector to sign up to the employer Skills Pledge, which was launched this month.

  • Online retailers to cast net wider
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    Online retailers to cast net wider

    2007-06-27T08:01:01Z

    By 2011, virtually everyone under the age of 55 will have used the internet to buy goods and 70 per cent of the UK shopping population will regularly be buying goods online - compared to just over 50 per cent of consumers today.

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    Organic head attacks supermarkets

    2007-06-26T11:15:12Z

    Patrick Holden, the head of the Soil Association, ditched in January as vegetable supplier to Sainsbury’s because his carrots did not meet the chain’s standards, claims in today’s Guardian that the country’s leading supermarkets are so centralised and industrialised that they cannot deliver the local, organic food their customers want.

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    Arrest at Sainsbury's hotel party

    2007-06-26T10:01:01Z

    Sainsbury's has launched an investigation into reports of drunken behaviour at a staff party at the Celtic Manor Resort for the 2010 Ryder Cup.