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Latest Content Relating to Sainsbury's

MARKET UPDATE

Sainsbury’s benefits from focus on healthy food  
11 Oct 2006
Supermarket records seventh quarter of like-for-like growth ...
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Sainsbury’s is top supermarket  
02 Oct 2006
2006 Retail Industry Awards winners announced ...
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Sainsbury’s to provide Welcome Break  
30 Sep 2006
By Fiona Briggs ...
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Sainsbury's launches 'green' carrier bag  
28 Sep 2006
Orange will become the new green in Sainsbury's stores when recycled plastic bags replace white carriers ...
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Sainsbury’s surges ahead  
25 Sep 2006
Supermarket records another strong period of growth ...
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Schwartz spices up dried culinary compliments category  
25 Sep 2006
Herbs and spices brand introduces new display units ...
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Grocery sales surge  
23 Aug 2006
The latest grocery share figures from ACNielsen revealed top line sales growth across grocery multiples of 8% in the 12 weeks to August. ...
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Grocery sales up in latest figures  
26 Jul 2006
Consumer grocery spend increased 5.3% year-on-year in the twelve week period ending 15 July 2006, according to ACNielsen Homescan. ...
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Sainsbury’s pronounced World Cup winners  
05 Jul 2006
If the multiples can be compared to football teams, then Tesco is like Portugal - it's a love-hate thing ...
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Grocery sales buoyed by warm weather and football fever  
30 Jun 2006
June's been a great month for the grocery trade, but the competition is still hot ...
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PRODUCT NEWS

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Lower alcohol red wine launched in Sainsbury’s  
25 Sep 2006
Banrock Station Crimson Cabernet Sauvignon weighs in at just 9% abv ...
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Sharwood's enters chilled market  
18 Sep 2006
Leading Asian food brand adds fresh sauces ...
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Sainsbury’s launches pluot  
25 Aug 2006
SAINSBURY’S has launched its latest stone fruit – a cross between a plum and an apricot. ...
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New World next stop for Taste the Difference  
26 May 2006
Sainsbury’s is looking to the New World for additions to the new Taste the Difference wine range, which was recently launched to replace the retailer’s Classic Selection offering. ...
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View issue (June 2006)


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Meantime steps back in time for new beer launches  
08 May 2006
IPA and Porter are launched through 240 Sainsbury's ...
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Q is for quality: Taste the Difference Rosemary Foccacia  
23 Mar 2006
What does it take to win a Quality Food Award? Find out how Sainsbury’s developed its Taste the Difference Rosemary Foccacia to win the Q award in the Bread & Savoury Biscuits category in 2005 ...
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View issue (April 2006)

 
 

REPORTS

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Special report: Sainsbury's, Seafood Retailer of the Year 2005 – Catch of the year  
02 Dec 2005
Sainsbury's seafood operation won the trophy for Seafood Retailer of the Year 2005 at the Retail Industry Awards, the second year running it has scooped the prize. Dominic Weaver spoke to Melanie Sachdeva about progress the supermarket has made during the last 12 months ...
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View issue (December 2005)

 
 

ANALYSIS

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The battle is finally over  
25 Aug 2006
Morrisons is the GAPbuster Customer Experience 2005-06 Champion ...
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Finest and Taste the Difference are fastest growing brands  
25 Aug 2006
Tesco Finest and Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference are the fastest growing private label brands in the UK with combined sales of more than £1bn in the 52 w/e to 23 April. ...
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Stuck on amber?  
08 May 2006
Food labelling has become a hot topic in recent months and many argue that varying schemes are only causing consumer confusion, but can there be a resolution, asks Steven Maxwell ...
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View issue (May 2006)


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Who is really the weakest link?  
24 Feb 2005
Camilla Hughes-Hunt , sales and marketing director, QP Group, says it's time retailers put the value back into the supply chain ...
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View issue (March 2005)


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Performance in produce: Retailers' fresh performance  
28 Jan 2005
Mike Graney , account manager, TNS on how retailers are doing coming into 2005 ...
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View issue (February 2005)


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Performance in produce: The avocado market  
01 Dec 2004
Clare Ryder , senior account executive, TNS ...
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View issue (December 2004)


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"Corporate culture" the root of Sainsbury's results slide  
01 Nov 2004
John Davison, head of the retail division of Gartner on Sainbury's main failings ...
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View issue (November 2004)


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What is in-store for 2004? Retail predictions for the upcoming year  
01 Jan 2004
Richard Hull, head of Retail & Distribution, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, sums up the lessons to be learned from 2003 ...
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View issue (January 2004)


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Checkout Weather: January 2004 forecast  
01 Jan 2004
A meteorological look at retail – Richard Bennett, retail account manager at the Met Office, reveals how the weather can impact your grocery business ...
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View issue (January 2004)


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Performance in produce: 2003 UK market overview  
01 Jan 2004
THE UK produce market continues to go from strength to strength in value terms. In the last three years spend on the market has increased by £638m to £6.43bn (52 weeks ending 9 November, 2003), while volumes have remained relatively static. ...
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View issue (January 2004)

 
 

VIEWPOINTS

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Shopping Mission 11: Valentine's Day  
28 Jan 2005
With Valentine's Day approaching, Checkout's mystery shopper headed for Bristol to purchase the elements needed for a romantic night in ...
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View issue (February 2005)


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Shopping Mission 10: Healthy eating  
01 Jan 2005
Consumers are full of good intentions to eat sensibly in the New Year. Checkout's mystery shopper went to stores in the Surrey commuter towns of Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge to see what was on offer ...
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View issue (January 2005)


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srcg comment: Convenience, coming soon to a neighbourhood near you  
01 Jan 2005
Neill Sherrell, srcg director, on neighbourhood retailing ...
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srcg comment: What price convenience?  
01 Jan 2004
srcg director Neill Sherrell on UK convenience retailing ...
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View issue (January 2004)


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Anome Oyetey, organic produce buyer, Sainsbury's  
01 Jan 2004
Fresh connection
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View issue (January 2004)

 
 

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