Tag: Sainsbury’s
Brexit impacts grocery sales
Shoppers have already started stockpiling food in the face of uncertainty
Last ditch attempt to get Asda and Sainsbury’s deal passed
ASDA and Sainsbury’s have offered to sell off up to 150 of their stores in a bid to get their controversial merger approved
Convenient purchase brings improvements
Nisa boss Ken Towle sees quality in Co-op offer
Objections mount
Sainsbury’s/Asda’s merger proving unpopular
Exciting times ahead
Looking back, 2018 has once again been a year of dynamic change in the environment in which Scottish food companies operate
A seriously busy year
Mega mergers and major legislation gave retailers plenty to think about
CMA brings out the microscope
In-depth investigation for supermarket merger
Competition concerns over Sainsbury’s Asda deal
Competition watchdog launches investigation
Fears raised over merger of big two
Suppliers, retailers and shoppers could suffer
Supermarket deal comes under fire
Westminster raises competition concerns
Multiples make a bold merger move
New business aims to cut prices by ten percent
Grocer-fest is heating up
RETAIL benevolent fund Grocery Aid is gearing up to host its biggest festival ever this summer.
Grocery beats beastly storm
GROCERY sales in UK supermarkets beat the weather in February and March to maintain strong growth, according to the latest monthly sales figures from Nielsen.
Record growth in grocery sales
GROWTH in grocery has hit its highest level for 18 months as supermarkets continue to enjoy increases in volume sales.
Scottish brands 2017: a year of evolution
AS 2017 draws to a close, it’s time to take a look back at the food and non-alcoholic drink industry in Scotland over the past year
Ain’t no stoppin’ the discounters
EXPONENTIAL growth continues unabated for the discounters, with new figures revealing both Aldi and Lidl continuing to post double-digit gains on last year’s value...
