All Retail articles – Page 605
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         Article ArticleSomerfield deems itself attractive targetThe UK’s fifth-largest supermarket chain sees itself as an attractive target, chairman John Lovering said on Wednesday. 
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      ArticleNFU Countryside asks consumers to 'buy local'NFU Countryside has launched a campaign asking consumers to ‘support local producers’, proclaiming that ‘when shoppers buy local they help themselves, the environment and their local community.’ 
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         Article ArticleEMR appoints new marketing managerEast Malling Research (EMR) has appointed Lisa Estorffe to the newly created role of commercial sales and marketing manager. 
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         Article ArticleTesco to open eastern England sourcing officeTesco is to open a regional buying office for the east of England to help small producers from the region sell goods through the retailer's stores. 
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         Article ArticleTakeover talk can't prick Sainsbury's balloonSainsbury’s, the UK’s number three supermarket chain unveiled another strong set of figures this morning. 
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         Article ArticleTesco bananas get Amcor treatmentInternational banana giant Chiquita has chosen Amcor P-Plus modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) technology from Amcor Flexibles for its value and fun-sized banana packs to be sold in UK multiple Tesco. 
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      ArticleAsda mulls Sainsbury's bidAsda is consulting with the Competition Commission to decipher whether antitrust issues could get in the way of a bid for Sainsbury’s, Reuters has reported. 
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      ArticleEight-strong regional food and drink alliance launchedA regional food and drink alliance has been set up by eight groups across England as a mouthpiece for the burgeoning market for the local offer. 
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         Article ArticleWashington in spotlight at MorrisonsWashington Apples has launched a major campaign across Morrisons supermarkets promoting the region's fruit. 
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         Article Article£1bn Morrisons talks rumouredReports emanating from a Sunday Express article suggest that WM Morrison Supermarkets is in talks to sell 26 of its store sites for a fee in the region of £1 billion. 
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         Article ArticleKiwiberry bears fruit for WaitroseWaitrose has run a small commercial trial of kiwiberries in a handful of stores this month. 
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      ArticleYorkshire retailers in packaging breakthroughsFreshinfo can exclusively reveal major developments in packaging at Asda and Morrisons that are set to have an impact on fresh produce. 
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         Article ArticleSainsbury's considers deadline extensionJ Sainsbury is willing to extend the deadline set for a bid from a private equity consortium, as long as “meaningful discussions” continue, chairman Philip Hampton has stated. 
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      ArticleEasy Guides sell outWithin a month of launch, the first print of the new HTA/RHS Easy Guides series has nearly sold out. 
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      ArticleBritish Food Index reveals healthy is cheapShoppers who swap fatty foods for fruit, vegetables and healthy alternatives will save themselves the equivalent of a month’s grocery spend each year, according to new research. 
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         Article ArticleAsda refuses to rule out Sainsbury's bidThe speculation surrounding Sainsbury’s refuses to die down, with Asda refusing to rule a bid out and the name of property investor Robert Tchenguiz thrown into the ring. 
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         Article ArticleTesco Finest tomatoes receive UK treatmentThe first arrivals of Finest British tomatoes on the vine hit the shelves in Tesco stores across the UK last week, supplied by Isle of Wight-based grower Wight Salads. 
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         Article ArticleWUWM praises revamped market in BelgradeOne of the oldest retail markets in Belgrade - the Zeleni venac Market - was officially re-opened for business on February 16 after an 18-month major reconstruction project designed to protect its history and traditional design. 
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         Article ArticleMorrisons vies for more upmarket imageMorrisons has unveiled plans for a £450 million makeover, in a bid to reinvent the UK’s fourth-largest grocery chain as a fresh food specialist. 
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         Article ArticleSupermarkets react to Bomfords issueSupermarkets have been reacting this week to the Gangmaster Licensing Authority’s investigation into Bomfords’ labour providers by promising a close look at their dealings with their suppliers. 
 

