Retail news from FPJ – Page 67
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ArticleMushrooms star in new plant-based range
New products from The Mighty Mushroom Co contain up to 85 per cent mushrooms, with brand priding itself on being “entirely soy-free”
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ArticleConcerns over provenance rise during pandemic
Nearly half of consumers have been paying greater attention to their food’s provenance since start of Covid crisis, according to new study
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ArticleSupermarket sales still going strong
Despite slowing compared to lockdown, supermarkets are still seeing sales above 2019 levels
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ArticleTesco unveils new plant-based offerings
Launch of four new frozen ready meals made with Beyond Meat is part of Tesco’s pledge to quadruple size of its plant-based range
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ArticleTesco stocks seedless lemons
AMT Fruit-supplied lemons are a new variety that are being pitched as an ideal food and drink ingredient
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ArticleDownload FPJ’s Berries Special
We bring you news of a marketing coup in soft fruit, an in-depth look at the future of gene editing and reaction to the UK-India trade deal
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ArticleWilson’s Country celebrates Scottish award win
Northern Irish potato supplier picks up UK supplier prize in Scottish Retail Food & Drink Awards for its range of fresh-cut chips
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ArticleThousands of corner shops at risk of closure
Rising competition from major retailers means up to 6,000 independent corner shops face uncertain future, according to new research
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ArticleCommunity fridge plan boosts produce distribution
The Co-op and Hubbub team up in initiative to make fresh food more widely available to people in need
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ArticleMorrisons launches brand-building initiative
Growing British Brands programme will support budding British producers to grow their business and start supplying the retailer
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ArticleCentral England Co-op cuts food waste
Central England Co-operative cuts food waste by 40 per cent in three years thanks to new redistribution scheme
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ArticleCo-op unveils major carbon plan
Initiatives include selling fully carbon-neutral own-brand food, and price matching plant-based food against meat equivalents
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ArticleTesco extends healthy eating commitments
Supermarket outlines plans to extend its commitments to Booker and central European operations
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ArticleEnnis-Hill unveiled as Berry Gardens ambassador
London 2012 heptathlon champion becomes new face of soft fruit co-op in major new campaign to increase awareness of berries’ health benefits
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ArticleUK consumers return to in-store shopping
UK online grocery growth slows in April as shoppers return to shopping in store, Nielsen data reveals
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ArticleOrganic sales rise at Waitrose
Supermarket says there has been a notable increase in interest in organic as the country starts to open up
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ArticleYorkshire grower launches zero-waste chutneys
New range is part of entrepreneurial grower’s efforts to eliminate food waste on farm near Leeds
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ArticleSales up but profit down at Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s reports strong sales but fall in pre-tax profit in preliminary full-year results
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ArticleWaitrose expands Deliveroo service
Deliveroo and Waitrose announce two-year partnership following successful trial and expand fast delivery service to 110 new stores
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ArticleAsda growing strongly as shoppers return
As public confidence in leaving home increases, Asda becomes fastest-growing supermarket for the first time in two years