Retail Gazette

OCTOBER 5, 2023

Potts joined the supermarket in 2015 after almost four decades at Tesco, where he started on the shop floor aged 16 and rose through the ranks to run its Asian operations. Mark Price With John Lewis in peril, could we see Lord Mark Price return to the Partnership? Sound familiar?

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365 Retail

JANUARY 9, 2024

Additionally, supermarket spending experienced its lowest increase since September 2022, at 2.8%, possibly because consumers had already stocked up on festive items in November, leveraging early discounts. This is likely due to many retailers and supermarkets starting discounts and promotional activity earlier than usual.”

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A1 Retail

MARCH 8, 2022

Brits cut back on the weekly grocery shop amid increasing inflation, with supermarket shopping seeing its lowest uplift since February 2020 . While supermarket shopping grew 12.9 This has also led 59 percent of Brits to seek greater value for money to help reduce the cost of their weekly shop.

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A1 Retail

JUNE 8, 2021

Spending at supermarkets and food and drink specialist stores, such as butchers and off-licenses, saw strong growth, as the nation enjoyed hosting family and friends again. Spending on essentials was bolstered by supermarket shopping (up 17.7 Spending on essentials was bolstered by supermarket shopping (up 17.7

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A1 Retail

NOVEMBER 9, 2021

Spending on essential items saw a smaller uplift than September, as fuel spend returned to modest growth after last month’s surge. per cent, as fuel spend returned to modest growth (5.5 While shopping at supermarkets and food & drink specialist stores grew 14.2 per cent – slightly less than September’s uplift of 14.4

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A1 Retail

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

per cent rise in consumer price inflation – as the cost-of-living crunch continues to put pressure on Brits’ personal finances. Supermarket shopping grew 4.6 Consumer card spending grew 3.5 per cent year-on-year in October – higher than in September (1.8 per cent) but well below the 8.8 per cent – 1.8 per cent versus -3.5

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A1 Retail

DECEMBER 7, 2021

Concerns remain over personal finances, with nine in 10 Brits worried about rising household and energy bills. per cent in November compared to the same period in 2019, with early Christmas shopping and festive pursuits giving a boost to retail, hospitality and leisure. per cent), as spending at supermarkets (13.0

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A1 Retail

SEPTEMBER 6, 2022

Shopping at clothing and department stores declined, as one in four are cutting back on new clothes and accessories. Supermarket shopping saw its largest year-on-year uplift (4.7 per cent) since February 2021, while specialist food and drink stores returned to growth (0.6 Spending on utilities increased 45.2

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A1 Retail

JANUARY 3, 2023

While face-to-face shopping returned to growth, the retail sector struggled due to a fall in household spending and a reduction in average transaction values . percent year-on-year in 2022, as the lifting of all Covid-19 restrictions encouraged Brits to shop more in-store, eat and drink out, and book holidays abroad.

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Consumer Beauty and Health Supermarket Returns 52

365 Retail

MAY 9, 2023

per cent) – as rising costs continue to place pressure on Brits’ finances. This comes as nearly nine in 10 shoppers (89 per cent) say they are concerned about the impact of rising food prices on their household finances, while 67 per cent are looking for ways to reduce the cost of their weekly shop. Spending on fuel dropped -9.3

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A1 Retail

AUGUST 10, 2021

Pubs, bars and clubs had a strong month, as Brits socialised in beer gardens and returned to nightclubs. This was driven by supermarket shopping (+16.6 per cent growth when compared to July 2019, as Brits socialised in beer gardens and returned to nightclubs for evenings out. per cent last month, compared to July 2019.

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A1 Retail

OCTOBER 13, 2021

However, worries about inflation persist, with 90 per cent concerned that the rising cost of everyday items will negatively impact their household finances. This was driven by supermarket shopping (+14.7 Consumer card spending grew 13.3 Although still in decline, travel agents (-45.4 per cent) and airlines (-49.5

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A1 Retail

MAY 9, 2023

percent) – as rising costs continue to place pressure on Brits’ finances. This comes as nearly nine in 10 shoppers (89 percent) say they are concerned about the impact of rising food prices on their household finances, while 67 percent are looking for ways to reduce the cost of their weekly shop. Spending on fuel dropped -9.3

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Consumer Planning Outdoor Finance 52

A1 Retail

MAY 10, 2022

per cent year-on-year, with nine in 10 concerned about the impact of rising household bills on their finances. Shopping at supermarkets and food and drink specialist stores grew 15.9 The proportion of Brits feeling concerned about the impact of higher household bills on their finances remained high at 90 per cent.

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Consumer Beauty and Health Finance Department Stores 75

Rangeme

JANUARY 11, 2022

Leading American businesses across sectors, including retail, have put their return to the office on indefinite hold. Return-To-Office Plans Are Doomed To Fail As Omicron Spreads And The Demand For Remote Work Persists. Unilever workers will never return to desks full-time, says boss. Supermarket News. 1 Evans, Pete.

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Beauty and Health Consumer Returns Grocer 52

A1 Retail

APRIL 12, 2022

Nine in 10 consumers are concerned about the negative impact of rising household bills on their personal finances. However, the cost of living is causing increasing concern for most UK adults, with travel plans and shopping preferences changing in response to rising fuel and food prices. Supermarkets saw a 16.9

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A1 Retail

SEPTEMBER 7, 2021

per cent in August, compared to the same period in 2019, bolstered by spending at supermarkets and food and drink specialist stores, which were up 15.2 The gradual return of workers to UK offices, and parents preparing their children for the new school year, has also given retailers a welcome boost. Spending on essential items grew 14.5

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Retail Gazette

MARCH 14, 2024

Despite only just returning to the black, Kankiwala says the partnership is “absolutely on target” to increase its profits tenfold to £400m by 2027/28. Stores Waitrose is set to open its first supermarket in almost 10 years as the upmarket grocer embarks on an expansion of its store network. Where is it investing?

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Retail TouchPoints

MARCH 29, 2022

Consumers are ready and willing to “explore” another brand if the one they are currently shopping with doesn’t meet their expectations or needs, whether that be in terms of delivery options, product availability or any other number of factors that cause shoppers to abandon a purchase.

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365 Retail

AUGUST 23, 2021

Morrisons agreed a £7 billion offer on Thursday evening in the latest twist in the UK supermarket chain’s dramatic takeover battle. UK supermarkets have been buoyed by the pandemic over the past year as sales were boosted by the closure of non-essential shops and hospitality firms. Who has agreed to buy Morrisons? . –

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