Tag "Egyesült Királyság"

For many grocers, tech investments aren’t yet paying off

Seventy-three percent of retailers say they’re continuing to invest in and experiment with technology to boost the shopping experience, according to a recent survey of retail executives conducted in the second quarter...

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UK sets restrictions on pork imports to protect pig industry against African swine fever

The UK has implemented strict guidelines on the import of pork and related products from the EU to mitigate the spread of African swine fever (ASF) within its borders. The...

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TikTok starts selling fresh food in the United Kingdom

TikTok users can now buy fresh food on the platform from the relevant brand’s TikTok shop page. The social media platform has joined forces with a variety of brands to...

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Supermarket Spend Sees Biggest Jump in 18 Months, Despite Inflation Hitting 14 Year

Supermarket spending has seen the biggest increase for 18 months, despite inflation hitting a new 14-year-high, new data has revealed. According to the BRC-KPMG retail sales data, food and drink sales...

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Tesco to increase store security as “desperate people” turn to shoplifting

Tesco will increase security measures across its stores as “desperate people” turn to shoplifting amid the cost-of-living crisis. Chairman John Allan said shoppers will see extra security tags on food as well...

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Tesco Qualifies For The Most Desirable Company to Work For in UK

Tesco has been named the most desirable company to work for according to a new study. The research, conducted by marketing training hub School of Marketing, analysed the top searches for jobs...

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Sainsbury’s is investing £60m in keeping food and grocery prices low

Sainsbury’s is investing £60m in keeping food and grocery prices low this autumn as part of its biggest ever ‘September price blitz’. The investment will help customers feeling the pressure of...

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UK retail sales growth slows to lowest level this year

Retail sales growth slowed to its lowest rate this year last week according to new data, although it was still ahead on a year-on-year basis. Total like-for-like sales increased by...

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Almost Half of UK Consumers Want Brands to Absorb Price Rises

Almost half (43%) of UK consumers want brands to absorb price rises in supporting customers during the cost-of-living crisis, an Ello survey reveals. The figure comes as 31% of the...

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Thai noodle, chinese pork and UK inflation rate – three versions of the same story

As data from July starts to come out, food prices climbed with consumers across countries’ paying record amounts for food even if general inflation numbers and food commodity prices are going down...

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Farmers in the UK have lost a huge amount of money because there are not enough seasonal workers

In the first half of the year, more than £60 million worth of fresh produce was wasted due to chronic labor shortages in the fruit and vegetable industry. In the...

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On the onion front, the mood has heated up

The situation is quite hot not only in the fields, but also on the onion market.. – In the last few weeks, there was a reasonable balance between supply and...

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Lidl and Aldi second only to Tesco for UK market share

Discount supermarkets Lidl and Aldi are currently second only to Tesco for UK market share, with a combined share of 16.1%, according to the latest Kantar data. Lidl and Aldi have...

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Unilever hikes prices by 11% in UK due to rising costs

Unilever has increased prices for products including Marmite, Pot Noodle, Magnum and Dove soap by up to 11% as it battles with rising costs throughout the supply chain. The FMCG...

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Food industry saved 250 million meals from going to waste in 2021 in UK

The food industry contributed to the redistribution of over 106,000 tonnes of surplus food – or the equivalent to 253 million meals, worth more than £330m – in 2021. Wrap...

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Co-op Britain to stop indicating “use by” dates on private label yogurts

Britain’s Co-operative Group plans to stop indicating the “use by” dates on private label yogurts to prevent food waste. The retailer plans to use “best before” dates instead, because they...

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UK Changes Plans for EU Import Controls

To ease pressure on British living costs, on 28 April 2022 the UK government announced that no further restrictions on the import of goods from the EU would be imposed...

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56% of Britons are buying fewer groceries amid cost of living crisis

Over half (56%) of Britons are buying fewer groceries, with the same proportion skipping meals, a BBC commissioned survey revealed. The survey which had 4,011 respondents also showed that people...

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Popularity of English wine reaches all-time high

Customer demand for English wine has reached an all time high with sales up 47% year on year, according to Waitrose. The retailer also added that vine plantings have increased...

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(HU) A Frisbo utat nyit az Egyesült Királyság 220 milliárdos piacára

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Impossible Foods Launches In The UK

Californian-based Impossible Foods has launched its ‘chicken’ nuggets and ‘sausage’ patties in the UK market for the first time. Both products are plant based and now available on the menus of...

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93% of people in UK impacted by rising prices

Around 93% of people in the UK are impacted by higher prices when it comes to buying groceries, the latest research survey from Toluna has revealed. As the cost of...

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British Consumers Spend More, Go Out Less In Early April

British consumers spent more in early April, partly due to soaring fuel prices, but fewer people left their homes to go to work, shop or socialise, raising the prospect of...

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UK Shoppers Turn To Own-Label Food As Inflation Bites, Research Shows

British shoppers are increasingly choosing own-label products to help counter surging inflation, according to research by NielsenIQ that showed overall supermarket spending down on a year ago when COVID lockdown...

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DS Smith calls for UK energy classifications and public investment as inflation hits supply chains

DS Smith is issuing a call for energy classifications and public investment in energy infrastructure in response to the threat of inflating prices and supply chain disruptions. The UK is...

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Surging Energy Prices Leave British Glasshouses Empty

In a small corner of south-east England, vast glasshouses stand empty, the soaring cost of energy preventing their owner from using heat to grow cucumbers for the British market. Elsewhere...

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Petition To Ban Single-Use Plastic Garners 117,000 Signatures In UK

A petition by City to Sea, 38 Degrees, and Greenpeace that calls for the most polluting single-use plastic items to be banned in the UK has received more than 117,000...

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Amazon UK sales revealed: Brits spent £23.6bn at online giant in 2021

Amazon has filed sales figures for its UK business, which show that revenue jumped 20% last year – and a startling 82% on pre-pandemic levels – as lockdown and heightened...

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UK to test biometric age verification

Innovative Technology Ltd., a provider of biometric solutions to estimate age, will participate in a U.K. government program piloting age verification technology for the retail sale of alcohol, according to...

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Aldi to open 15 new stores in the United Kingdom by the end of the year

Aldi will open 15 new UK stores by the end of 2021, as the German discounter plans to invest GBP 1.3 billion in opening 100 new supermarkets over the next...

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