Retail news from FPJ – Page 222
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ArticleGreen light for new labelling system
Ministers hope new labelling system, which gives clearer nutritional information, will boost nation's healthy eating
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ArticleFirst arrivals of Bartlett's Bushytops
Root vegetable specialist welcomes in the first of this season's Bartlett's Bushytops crop
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ArticleAldi continues to break records
Discounter achieves all-time record market share for the 12 weeks ending 9 June, with Lidl also posting growth
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ArticleClear start for Cornish Crystals
New season premium potato goes on sale in retailer's stores nationwide
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ArticleScotty ramps up production
Scotty Brand ramps up Scottish supplies as soft fruit and tomatoes come on stream
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ArticleSainsbury's salad bowl success
Big-four retailer reflects on several successful product launches as category sales rise
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ArticleConsumers demand longer berry shelf life
Survey suggests three-quarters of shoppers would buy more berries if shelf life was improved
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ArticleSainsbury's toasts first quarter growth
Big-four retailer reports positive sales growth, fuelled by an increase in its own-range food lines, for the 34th consecutive quarter
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ArticleM&S unveils novelty produce
Retailer launches green tomatoes and the UK's 'smallest' apple as it adds to its fresh produce lines
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ArticleAG Thames returns to profit
Supplier announces a return to profit in its 2012 year-end accounts
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ArticleLucrative times for Justin King
Sainsbury's boss receives 23 per cent pay rise as a result of retailer's recent positive growth
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ArticleAnnual sales up for Iceland
Budget retailer continues to grow like-for-like sales, with plans to build 40 new stores this year
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ArticleBranston welcomes Cornish potatoes
First arrivals enter Tesco stores, with the retailer confirming plans to expand the range
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ArticleSales down at Tesco
UK retailer suffers a disappointing start to the year despite encouraging fresh food sales
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ArticleSorrento lemons head to Asda
UK retailer becomes first chain to sell lemons sourced from the coastal Italian town
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ArticleTesco expected to report sales drop
City analysts predict a one per cent like-for-like sales drop for the market leader
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ArticleSirane extends mushroom shelf-life
Packaging firm hopes its technology will be utilised more by supermarkets after Courtauld 3 Commitment
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ArticleBig things expected of new strawberry
Marden-based supplier S&A Produce backs new Italian variety as British season kicks off
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ArticleCo-operative extends waste scheme
The UK's fifth-largest grocer lays down the gauntlet in sending zero food waste to landfill
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ArticleTilia enters online grocery market
A new online home delivery service has launched in London, with fresh produce at the core of its operation