Tag: Tesco
Food to feed your Seoul
Korean food has been building fans across the UK, driven by consumer interest in global cuisine.
More low cal indulgence
Low calorie cake bar brand Fibre One has a new flavour – Red Velvet
Beefeater goes purple
Pernod Ricard has added some more colour to the Beefeater gin range with the roll out of Beefeater Blackberry
Pernod Ricard’s Chris Shead talks premium spirits in the off trade
C-stores are ‘missing a trick’
Smaller supermarkets gaining market share
Are the big four on the decline?
Scots producer is worth its salt
A Scottish seaweed brand has been selected to join Tesco’s Incubator programme which has supported a number of successful brands since its launch in 2017.
Fine addition for Tesco
Tesco may be gearing up to launch another retail brand .
Test your might with Irn-Bru
Scotland's strongest man, Luke Stoltman, paid a visit to Tesco in Cumbernauld last month as part of AG Barr’s ongoing sampling campaign for Irn-Bru Xtra
Domination of the discounters
Nervous consumers appear to be shunning the big four, leading to huge gains for the discounters
Veggie food to be sold in meat aisle
As the popularity of meat-alternative products continues to grow at pace, Tesco has decided to place its meat and meat-free products side by side for the first time
Brexit impacts grocery sales
Shoppers have already started stockpiling food in the face of uncertainty
Every little bit helps this Easter
Tesci is calling on charities and community groups across the UK to get in touch to receive surplus food as part of a charity drive in the run up to Easter .
Merry-ish festive sales for grocery
British grocery sales saw a “reasonable, but not spectacular” final Christmas trading period, according to Mike Watkins, Nielsen’s UK head of retailer insight
Convenient purchase brings improvements
Nisa boss Ken Towle sees quality in Co-op offer
Time to turn and fascia the change
After a whirlwind 2018 for wholesalers it’s a good time to reassess what’s on offer
Exciting times ahead
Looking back, 2018 has once again been a year of dynamic change in the environment in which Scottish food companies operate