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  • Supermarkets ‘implored’ to lower forecourt fuel prices after steady wholesale drop

    November 28, 2022

    Motoring group the RAC has urged supermarkets for not lowering prices in forecourts despite wholesale fuel going down in price. The car-owners’ organisation appealed to the big four – Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda to make consumers’ lives easier amid the cost of living crisis. In new figures released, the RAC showed wholesale fuel prices [...]

  • Tesco invests further £14m into egg industry as avian flu sparks rationing

    November 26, 2022

    Tesco is leading the charge in supporting egg suppliers, as British supermarkets begin rationing egg sales amid an outbreak of avian flu. Egg farmers in the UK have been wrestling with an outbreak of avian flu, on top of soaring inflation which has ramped up the price of feed and energy. Tesco has set aside [...]

  • Egg supply crisis: Tesco introduces buying limits as JD Wetherspoon changes menu

    November 22, 2022

    Tesco is the latest chain to introduce limits on egg purchases owing to shortages and high costs.  The supermarket told City AM it is introducing a limit of three boxes per customer to prevent shelves going empty.  This comes after the British Egg Council warned the public that a the industry has been dealing with [...]

  • Union bosses warn of cash shortages at supermarkets as G4S workers vote to strike

    November 22, 2022

    Some 1,200 cash and coin delivery workers employed by G4S are set to walk out, with union bosses warning of shortages at Tesco shops and JD Wetherspoon pubs. Union GMB said this would mark the first ever industrial action for G4S workers, with a strike set to begin at 3am on Monday 4 December.  Some [...]

  • RAC calls on supermarkets to cut petrol prices to ease cost of living crisis

    November 22, 2022

    RAC has urged supermarkets to cut their petrol and diesel prices to ease the pressure on struggling Brits ahead of Christmas.

  • Issa brothers’ LEON to more than double number of Asda coffee kiosks

    November 21, 2022

    LEON is to more than double its self-serve coffee kiosks in the UK over the next couple of months, as the Issa brothers’ on-the-go food operator expands. The chain, which sells healthier alternatives of fast-food and is owned by the billionaire brothers behind supermarket Asda and petrol forecourt operator EG group, is to expand its [...]

  • Independent petrol retailers cut prices to lure Brits as wholesale costs ease

    November 18, 2022

    Price competition has returned to the pumps, with independent forecourts offering better petrol deals for Britain's drivers, says the AA.

  • Retailers balance ‘sadvertising’ and festive joy in this year’s Christmas adverts

    November 13, 2022

    Retailers have faced pressure this year to put out adverts that not only have a feel good factor, but also do good. Against the backdrop of a gloomy winter, where many families will be forced to cut back on Christmas celebrations and gifts in order to keep the fridge stocked and heating on, getting the [...]

  • Asda completes £611m swoop for Co-op’s petrol business

    October 31, 2022

    Asda has completed a £600m deal to buy the Co-op’s petrol business Asda this morning. The deal includes 129 petrol forecourt sites, spread across the UK and represents five per cent of Co-op’s retail estate of 2,564 stores.    Co-op said it would use the proceeds to reinvest in the convenience business and reduce net [...]

  • Range of 30 low-cost items increase in price by 17 per cent in last year – ONS

    October 25, 2022

    A range of 30 every-day low-cost items have increased in price by 17 per cent in the last year, new figures have revealed. Data from the Office for National Statistics show a range of products went up considerably over the 12 months to September, as the cost of living continues to bite.  Items including vegetable [...]

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