Morrisons
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10 Aug
Morrisons’ move away from fake farms makes sense, but it won’t increase sales
Morrisons’ pledge to never stock so-called fake farm brands — farms made up to suggest to people food came from British farms — makes sense: Morrisons wants to be see as the people’s supermarket.
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28 Jul
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.
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25 Jul
Which UK supermarkets offer same-day delivery in the UK?
Tesco, the UK’s biggest supermarket announced plans to launch a same-day delivery service across the country on Monday.
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7 Jun
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 poll from GlobalData.
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4 May
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 a lot of room to swallow those increases themselves.
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29 Mar
Price inflation is driving the UK online grocery market
The e-commerce grocery market is climbing thanks mostly to price inflation.
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22 Mar
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.
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27 Feb
New checkout tech can help supermarkets compete online
The supermarket industry has seen contactless card payments, self-service checkouts, self-scanners, and mobile payments rip through their stores.
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17 Feb
British suppliers wanted: UK doesn’t produce enough home-grown food
Only 52 percent of food eaten in the UK is produced by British farmers, according to a report commissioned by the country’s fourth largest supermarket chain Morrisons.
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7 Feb
Aldi bags spot in top 5 UK supermarkets
German-owned retailer Aldi is now Britain’s fifth largest supermarket, according to industry data released today by research firm Kantar Worldpanel.
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1 Feb
4 ways Ken Morrison changed the supermarket industry
Sir Ken Morrison died today aged 85, the Yorkshireman who took his father’s small Bradford-based grocery chain with an annual turnover of £50,000 and turned it into the UK’s fourth biggest supermarket worth £13bn (£16.4bn).
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12 Jan
After some welcome festive cheer, the grocers will be taking stock
The UK’s biggest grocers have been among the poster boys for a bumper festive season, but what does their success really say about the state of the grocery sector and what lies in store for 2017?