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Tesco to boycott Zimbabwe goods

Evesham 5
01 Jul 2008
Tesco is to boycott goods from Zimbabwe in the light of the country's political crisis. ...

Tesco launches legal challenge to competition test

Lucy Neville Rolfe
30 Jun 2008
Tesco has launched a legal challenge to one of the remedies recommended by the Competition Commission in its latest inquiry into the grocery sector. ...

Co-op could buy Somerfield by end of week

30 Jun 2008
The Co-operative Group could seal the deal to buy rival Somerfield as early as next week, according to the Sunday Express. ...

Sainsbury's may sell off pension fund

30 Jun 2008
Sainsbury's is examining plans to sell off its final-salary pension scheme, according to the Sunday Express newspaper. ...

Key Lekkerland to shut head office

30 Jun 2008
Symbol group Key Lekkerland is to close its head office in Rugby and switch management of national accounts to Booker, JW Filshill and Palmer & Harvey. ...

Somerfield tightens up alcohol sales policy

Somerfield
30 Jun 2008
Somerfield is toughening up its rules on alcohol sales by introducing an under-25s rule for all purchases. ...

Asda internet plan could thwart Scots alcohol crackdown

30 Jun 2008
Asda could undermine the planned crackdown on alcohol promotions in Scotland by setting up warehouses in northern England and selling cheap booze online, according to reports. ...

Wine sales slump as higher taxes bite

30 Jun 2008
Wine sales growth in the UK is grinding to a halt as the economic downturn hits consumers' disposable income, says the Sunday Telegraph. ...

Aldi plans expansion drive to cash in on credit crunch

Aldi Reading
30 Jun 2008
Discount supermarket chain Aldi is to open a new store in Britain every week as it seeks to capitalise on the credit crunch and rising prices, according to reports. ...

No appeal from ACS against competition inquiry findings

27 Jun 2008
James Lowman, chief executive of the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has confirmed that the independent retailers' trade body will not be appealing against the findings of the Competition Commission's inquiry into the UK groceries market. ...
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