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Nisa Co-op: Sainsbury’s investors should be relieved

Sainsbury’s investors should be relieved that the Co-op has entered into exclusive talks with Nisa, avoiding a competition investigation, Nisa…

Why has Sainsbury’s put takeover talks with Nisa on hold?

Sainsbury's, the second-biggest supermarket chain in the UK, has halted discussions of its £130m takeover bid with wholesaler Nisa until…

British people really like British food

When it comes to shopping British people are not so fussed where things come from, except it seems for food.…

Here’s why Tesco and Sainsbury’s are so keen on buying up UK corner shop chains

Tesco and Sainsbury’s are taking over the independent corner shop market in Britain. Shoppers will still be able to visit…

UK election: Aldi and Lidl shoppers have swung to the Tories

If supermarkets were parliamentary seats, we would be looking at a majority government for the Conservatives according to the latest…

The rise of free from diets: why balance is better than exclusion

Fancy an almond milk latte, some courgetti (courgette spaghetti), or brownies made from beetroot? Replacements for gluten, sugar, and dairy…

Here’s why UK supermarkets will have to pass on cost increases to customers

As supermarkets battle with suppliers over increased costs following the devaluation of the pound, it is apparent that they don’t have…

Price inflation is driving the UK online grocery market

The e-commerce grocery market is climbing thanks mostly to price inflation. Spending was up in February, according to the latest…

8 of the biggest, and strangest, fines supermarkets have paid

Tesco has been ordered to pay £129m in fines after it overstated its profits in 2014. The Serious Fraud Office…

Watchdog reveals supermarkets hold firm grip over suppliers

Charging suppliers for customer complaints and bullying them into buying charity tables; supermarkets have been throwing their weight around. The…