Supermarkets
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Analysts await next move to turn around ailing supermarket chain and expect gloomy trading update in January
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Nordman fir trees from Scotland at discount supermarket are cheapest available to festive shoppers
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Evidence that shoppers engaged via social media spend more is forcing retailers to radically change the way they communicate
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Supermarket’s customers are complaining of long delays on click-and-collect orders
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Patrick Cescau reportedly planning to step down once he has found new chairman, the latest in series of management exits
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Plunging oil prices contributes to first food price deflation since British Retail Consortium began compiling records in 2006
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Coffee chain, part-owned by Tesco has expanded to 45 outlets, most of which are in branches of the supermarket
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Lewis, the new chief executive, replaces Chris Bush who was suspended in September after a £264m accounting scandal
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Millions of us love to buy everything from groceries to CDs on the internet. The downside? The cost of getting them to your door. But there are ways to save money
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After a couple of students used a sonnet to take a swipe at Tesco, Kathryn Bromwich looks back at the often strained relationship between poets and superstores
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Bumper catches in Canada, helped by warming seas, have put lobsters on the frontline of competition between supermarkets
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Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s drop cost of fuel as Brent crude dips to lowest value since June 2010
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Retailers are now offering festive goods at the full price in August – when no one is going to buy them. So how genuine are their December discount deals?
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Executives depart as investigation continues after billions were wiped off the supermarket’s market value
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Closures come two months after supermarket announced it would be scaling back opening programme for M local chain
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Supermarket says it working hard to finding a solution after 78% of its chickens tested by FSA had deadly food-posioning bug
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A snapshot of nine supermarkets shows how the big retailers buy their fresh birds from the same handful of processors
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Food Standards Agency set to publish rates of campylobacter contamination for each supermarket brand’s poultry meat
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Letters: Our message to Defra is don’t downgrade the role of vets in food safety and animal health and welfare
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Former chief executive rebuts suggestions the scandal-hit supermarket group became too big during his tenure
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Intense competition and tighter family budgets will force retailers to cut prices, survey by the business lobby group shows
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Advertising Standards Authority upheld two complaints from members of the public after they were left disappointed when an ‘Any 3 for £10’ promotion ran out
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Stewarts Law wants to establish whether shareholders are entitled to compensation from Britain’s biggest retailer
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Exclusive: Tim Smith is understood to have warned DoH that revealing contamination rates could provoke a food scare and damage the industry
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Analysis: The economic reality is that the industry cannot stop producing dirty chicken without a major restructuring both of processing and retailing
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Insolvencies rising among wholesale bakeries, pasta makers, fish processors and ready meal manufacturers amid industry-wide squeeze on profit margins
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Extra shopfloor and security staff are hired to deal with anticipated flood of customers battling to snap up cut-price deals
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Move over Aldi, step aside Asda, Morrisons is winning the supermarket price war, independent survey finds
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Supermarket to only show names and logos on stands after pressure by campaign groups No More Page 3 and Child Eyes
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Beleaguered grocer slashes TV and press promotion by two-thirds, putting it well behind discounters Aldi, Asda and Lidl
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Roman Heini will return to German headquarters next year while Matthew Barnes will become chief executive
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Michael Hallatt has run Pirate Joe’s for three years now, bringing Trader Joe’s goods across the border to be resold to visitors to his Vancouver storefront. Here, a look inside the legal operation
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For three years Michael Hallatt has been bringing thousands of dollars’ worth of Trader Joe’s products across the border into Vancouver. Our reporter spent a day embedded with Pirate Joe’s ‘cats’ and got an inside look at the cultlike following the pirate brand has captured from the US corporation
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Retailer enters battle over luxury seasonal products with announcement it will sell packs of six Pacific oysters for £2.79
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Discount supermarket chain eyes China expansion, despite east Asian market proving tough for many western retailers