Plastic-free supermarkets: What commitments are UK retailers making?
UK supermarkets are taking steps towards going plastic-free. With growing awareness of the...
UK supermarkets are taking steps towards going plastic-free. With growing awareness of the...
UK supermarkets are taking steps towards going plastic-free. With growing awareness of the effects of single-use plastic on the environment, retailers are making pledges to cut out the use of plastic in their stores.
US supermarket chain Kroger has expanded the test area to introduce Kroger Express and Kroger Pickup at additional Walgreens stores.
Lidl Ireland may force British suppliers to shoulder the burden of EU tariffs after Brexit.
French retailer Casino Group has received approval from its board of directors for new asset arbitrations in the country, targeting a further €2bn amount.
British retailer The Co-op has committed to reduce food waste by calling on local authorities to accelerate the introduction of food waste collections from homes.
US retail giant Kroger reduced its supermarket food waste footprint by 9% in 2018 and cut the associated greenhouse gas emissions, according to the company’s 2019 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report.
Supermarket chain Food Lion is planning to expand its grocery pick up service to additional locations across North Carolina and Virginia in the US.
Ahold Delhaize subsidiaries Delhaize Belgium and bol.com have expanded their cooperation with the launch of two new joint initiatives.
Supermarket chain Raley’s has adopted Eversight’s artificial intelligence (AI) based retail price optimisation technology following the completion of a successful pilot.
Australian retail company Woolworths has partnered with US-based grocery automation start-up Takeoff Technologies to enhance the online shopping experience for customers.
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