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Lidl

This coverage examines Lidl’s activities and growth in the UK retail sector, highlighting store openings, pricing strategies, financial performance, leadership changes, and marketing campaigns. Reporting focuses on how Lidl competes in the grocery market and shapes customer expectations, offering retail managers and executives insights into its operations and market impact.

  • Jun- 2024 -
    4 June
    NewsToday’s news in brief-4/6/24

    Today’s news in brief-4/6/24

    UK retail sales experienced a slight increase of 0.7% in May, marking a modest improvement compared to the 3-month average growth of 0.3%, yet falling short of the 12-month average growth of 2.0%. Food sales saw a notable year-on-year rise of 3.6% over the three months leading to May, though…

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  • 4 June
    People MovesLidl appoints new marketing director

    Lidl appoints new marketing director

    Lidl GB has announced the appointment of Joanna Gomer as its new marketing director and head of campaign and media, who will replace former director Claire Farrant.  The promotion comes after Farrant departed the discount retailer in September 2023 to head up marketing for BP’s mobile and convenience retail business…

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  • May- 2024 -
    31 May
    SupermarketsSupermarkets enjoy 3.3% sales boost in May

    Supermarkets enjoy 3.3% sales boost in May

    Total Till sales at UK supermarkets remained strong at +3.3% growth for the four weeks ending 18 May 2024, according to new data released today by NIQ. This is in line with figures reported last month (+3.4%) and is attributed to the brief period of hot weather during the week…

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  • 20 May
    NewsToday’s news in brief-20/5/24

    Today’s news in brief-20/5/24

    Asda reported a robust financial performance for Q1 2024, with a 6.6% increase in total revenues (excluding fuel) to £5.3bn and a 1.4% rise in like-for-like sales. The supermarket chain saw notable growth in its George at Asda clothing line and homewares, with the latter boosted by the new Stacey…

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  • 20 May
    SupermarketsAsda revenues surge to £5.3bn in Q1

    Asda revenues surge to £5.3bn in Q1

    Asda has reported a 6.6% increase in total revenues (excluding fuel) to £5.3bn and 1.4% growth in like-for-like sales for the first quarter ended 31 March. The supermarket’s continued growth in total revenues, like-for-like sales and margin improvement in food and non-food includes a particularly strong contribution from George at…

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  • 13 May
    NewsToday’s news in brief-13/5/24

    Today’s news in brief-13/5/24

    The Very Group has named Nadhim Zahawi, former government minister and MP, as its new non-executive chair. Zahawi, who will succeed Aidan Barclay, brings significant experience in digital growth and innovation. He aims to guide the company’s strategic development and explore new business expansion opportunities, potentially involving fresh equity investment.…

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  • 13 May
    SupermarketsLidl GB ups staff pay for third time in 12 months

    Lidl GB ups staff pay for third time in 12 months

    Lidl GB has announced that it is increasing pay for hourly-paid colleagues to a minimum of £12.40 across the country, up from £12, marking the third time it has increased staff pay in the past year. In London, colleagues will see entry level pay rise to £13.65, up from £13.55.…

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  • 9 May
    Supermarkets‘Era of cheap food is over’, Waitrose boss claims

    ‘Era of cheap food is over’, Waitrose boss claims

    James Bailey, the executive director of Waitrose has told The Telegraph the “era of cheap food is over”, as the supermarket chain is due to reveal a new initiative to support British farmers in the move to regenerative agriculture.  It is understood that the move will make the supermarket the…

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  • 2 May
    NewsToday’s news in brief-2/5/24

    Today’s news in brief-2/5/24

    Total supermarket sales growth in the UK slowed to 3.4% in the four weeks ending April 20, down from the previous month’s 5.4%, as per NIQ data. This decline is attributed to easing inflation, an earlier Easter, and decreased general merchandise sales. Despite lower food inflation, food prices remained high…

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  • 2 May
    SupermarketsSupermarket sales growth slows to 3.4% as inflation eases

    Supermarket sales growth slows to 3.4% as inflation eases

    Total Till sales across UK supermarkets slowed to a growth of 3.4% in the four weeks ending 20 April, down from a growth of 5.4% reported the prior month, according to new data from NIQ.  The slowdown in sales comes as inflation eased in April, with sales also affected by…

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