All United Kingdom articles – Page 644
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ArticleAsda cuts jobs to ‘redefine’ strategy
Press leaks lead to retailer announcing undisclosed number of job losses as it seeks foothold in changing market
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ArticleIGD chief economist debates the big picture at FPJ Live
Interactive on-stage debate to cover retail and consumer topics, as well as the development of the grocery industry
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ArticleBHS Food to join discount craze
Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green says his BHS Food venture will undercut prices at big four by up to ten per cent
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ArticleThe long road to ethical trade
South Africa’s ethical trade programme is reminiscent of the Mandela legacy and has potential to transform difficult labour relations in the fruit industry
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ArticleFruit Factory snacks land in Asda
New retailer listing for convenience fruit snacks from prepared company Humdinger
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ArticleSven Seidel named as new Lidl CEO
Management shake-ups at discounter after shock exit of chairman and appointment of Seidel as CEO
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Article‘No risk to public’ from TB cases
Chatteris-based Erms UK stresses tight safety protocols were followed and supply has been unaffected by staff TB cases
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ArticleRussia sanctions calm investor fears
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why action by the EU and USA has calmed fears of market volatility
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ArticleTesco cleared for Indian investment
Retail giant’s bid to enter Asian nation’s US$500bn retail sector approved by Foreign Investment Promotion Board
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ArticleIt’sFresh links up with Cranfield
Freshness technology company has moved to University campus to provide solid base for further global expansion
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ArticleJohn Lewis' Mayfield to become BRC chair
Sir Charlie Mayfield, current chair of John Lewis Partnership, to take over from Sir Ian Cheshire at trade association
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ArticleRetailers push junk food at primetime
Study shows a quarter of TV adverts for unhealthy food are from supermarkets and most target children with ‘fun’ themes
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ArticleBooths splashes out to cut C02 emissions
£275k investment latest in a long line of initiatives from retailer which won a series of sustainability awards in 2013
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ArticleSuppliers fear Morrisons' price cuts
Sources say retailer's supply chain likely to take a hit by proposed savings of £1bn and price cut plan
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VideoFPJ TV: In the press 20.03.14
Michael Barker rounds up the fresh produce headlines from trade and national media
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ArticleMorrisons fires opening shots in new supermarket price war
ProduceView: Bradford-based retailer – regularly one of the most expensive of the big four in recent analyses – dramatically lowers prices across the basket
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ArticleChancellor's AIA boost 'isn't enough'
While George Osborne used his 2014 Budget to double and extend the allowance, the NFU wants it to be made permanent
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ArticleOsborne fails 'nearly all' rural businesses
CLA argues that while chancellor cut corporation tax to 21% from 2015 in the Budget, this will not benefit all rural businesses
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ArticlePink Lady pulls over at CarFest
CarFest, advertising on the tube and new sponsorship deals will boost the profile of Tenderstem and Pink Lady brand this year
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ArticleBudget boosts stricken cider producing regions
‘Desperate’ cider producers in flood-damaged West Country to benefit after duty escalator scrapped as part of Budget 2014