All Retail articles – Page 660
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Sainsbury's Somerfield bid referred
Secretary of State for trade and industry, Patricia Hewitt has referred the proposed acquisition of 171 Somerfield stores to the Office of Fair Trading
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Asda overtakes Sainsbury's
Wal-Mart-owned UK supermarket Asda has overtaken Sainsbury's to take the number two spot behind Tesco.
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Tesco breaks English sweetcorn record
Barfoots of Botley has supplied Tesco with its first home-grown sweetcorn of the year – earlier than ever.
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Capespan packs a punch at Sainsbury's
Capespan has launched two new pre-packs at Sainsbury's.
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Sharp end of soft fruit
M&S technical manager Andrew Sharp gives his opinion on the recent runaway success story, the Jubilee strawberry.
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Sainsbury's adds edge to exotics
Sainsbury's has re-launched its exotic fruit offer to feature premium booklet labels on 10 different lines including pre-packed and individual fruits.
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Waitrose spreads ethics of Windwards
Waitrose has been using shelf barkers to hammer home the message to customers that emphasise the ethical and political issues relating to the banana industry.
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Sharp end of soft fruit
M&S technical manager gives his views on multi-award-winning strawberry variety Jubilee.
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Fairtrade expands into citrus and apples
The first Fairtrade citrus and apples will be sold in the UK in the next fortnight, brought in by Capespan from South Africa's Thandi project
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JS reports rocketing raspberries
Sainsbury's UK raspberry sales rocketed over Wimbledon fortnight, according to soft fruit buyer Dominque Schulemburg.
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Sainsbury's having heart and lung transplant, says Davis
Sir Peter Davis, the chief executive of J Sainsbury, has described the supermarket group he inherited as a "run-down boarding house" needing a complete overhaul, according to The Independent.
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Sainsbury's relaunches Grower of the Year
Sainsbury's has re-launched its UK Grower of the Year competition to appeal to a wider audience.
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Commission hints at Morrison's victory
According to press reports, the Competition Commission may be leaning towards a Morrison's-Safeway merger.
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Greenery md says first words
In his first interview with the UK trade press since joining The Greenery, managing director Nick Scrase talks about the generic value of the UK Salad Market Report 2003.
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EurepGAP makes its voice heard
EurepGAP has published its first newsletter, addressing what has often been cited as its weak point - communication.
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Top two retailers make mango commitment
Both Tesco and Sainsbury's are to stock Burkina Faso-grown Fairtrade mangoes.
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Tomato market: beware over-segmentation
Professor David Hughes warned delegates at the recent Alicante tomato conference that choice must not become a confusion.
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TNS figures show success of soft fruit industry
This week's Journal includes our annual strawberry and raspberry supplement. Here TNS Superpanel figures illustrate the successes of the industry in recent times. See Friday's Journal for full tables.
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Naming and shaming spreads
German retailers obliged to name and shame, and they don't like it. Waitrose gives its view.
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Sainsbury's shores up Shell deal
UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's is expanding its fuel and convenience store operation with Shell UK.