Supermarkets

M&S launches young designer competition with YoungMinds

M&S has announced a competition in collaboration with YoungMinds for young people to create a winning design for this year’s…

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Iceland boss criticises chancellor over farmer inheritance tax

The managing director of Iceland has criticised the chancellor’s inheritance tax raid on farmers, despite the Labour-backing boss previously voicing…

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Lidl to roll out micro-donation system at tills

Lidl has become the first national supermarket to introduce Pennies, a digital micro-donation system, on its tills. The move follows…

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Asda reintroduces ‘Rollback’ price cuts

Asda has announced the return of its Rollback proposition as part of a significant investment to begin lowering prices across…

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Morrisons FY revenues hit £15.3bn amid ‘strongest’ quarter since 2021

Morrisons’ revenues jumped 3.8% to £15.3bn for the year ended 27 October 2024, with its Q4 performance being the “strongest”…

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Asda relaunches hunt for new CEO

Allan Leighton, Asda’s chair, has reportedly restarted the hunt for a new CEO after a failed effort by his predecessor,…

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Iceland shares more than 600 job openings amid sector cuts

Iceland has shared that more than 600 jobs are available across its operations nationwide. This comes amid reports that both…

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Morrisons to axe hundreds of roles as part of cost-cutting plans

Morrisons is set to cut more than 200 roles from its Retail People Team, in the same week that Sainsbury’s…

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Sainsbury’s to axe 3,000 roles and shut cafes and counters

Sainsbury’s is set to axe 3,000 roles across the business as part of restructuring plans that aim to “simplify” its…

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Frozen food to see ‘meteoric rise’ in 2025, Iceland predicts

Iceland has forecast a rise in the popularity of frozen food, which will become a “big focus” in 2025 as…

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