Ronan Hegarty is a News Editor at The Grocer. He covers a range of topics within the food and beverages sector, focusing on retail analytics, consumer behavior, and corporate sustainability, while also exploring the intersection of business and economics. Ronan's insights and expertise are featured in The Grocer.
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Alongside a new 'Good Health' logo, the retailer said it was shifting from traditional low-calorie and low-fat metrics to include better ingredient and nutrition criteria and transparency
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The seasonal staff will fulfil demand for roles across Sainsbury's stores and warehouses, as well as Argos stores and its online fulfilment operations
Rick Stein's chilled seafood range will hit shelves this week, with the aim of bringing 'the flavours of iconic coastal dining into the comfort of your home'
The move will see Ottolenghi mince pies and Christmas pudding gain a national supermarket listing for the first time
Burbage is replacing Rob Amar, who is set to become CEO
The expansion will bring the range to over 840 lines, with the upmarket retailer having seen No.1 sales grow 16.7% over the past year
He will step up the CEO role on 1 February and will take over from Liam McElroy who is set to move to a non-executive director role
The retailer has recently completed trials across three supermarkets and is currently rolling the plan out more widely across its estate
