Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[vaneric1] 20/7/2022 11:06

Our local Tesco this morning a freezer disaster the entire frozen food department clear of stock, freezers fixed but waiting to get down to temperature before re-stocking. Grumbling women all around.

[konradpuss] 19/7/2022 22:15

I hope the market share increase is a trend.

I really like Clubcard Prices.

I wonder who dreamt up that one? It is a real winner.

[tuftymatt] 19/7/2022 11:40

If we can end July higher than what we saw in June I think that would be great.
In this market the May high seems a step too far at the moment but we can hope 👍🏻

[geckotheglorious] 19/7/2022 11:35

"Grocery bills mount as inflation surges – Kantar"
Grocery inflation has rocketed to nearly 10%, industry data showed on Tuesday, as supply chain pressures continue to drive up prices.

According to Kantar, like-for-like grocery price inflation hit 9.9% over the past four weeks, up 1.6 percentage points on last month and the second highest reading since the retail consultancy started tracking prices in 2008.

In the 12 weeks to 10 July, grocery inflation was 8.1% year-on-year, with prices rising fastest in butter, milk and dog food.

As a result, shoppers are now facing a £454 increase to annual grocery bills.
Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar, said shoppers would be "feeling the pinch" during the first restriction-free summer since 2019, and were increasingly turning to own-brand products as a result. Supermarket own-line labels grew 4.1% over the period, while branded items fell by 2.4%.
"It is a complex picture and the grocers are busy negotiating with their suppliers to mitigate impact at the tills as far as possible," McKevitt added.

Discounter Lidl was the fastest growing supermarket in the 12 weeks to July, with sales up 13.9%. Aldi reported sales growth of 11.3%. Kantar said more than 67% of people in Britain shopped at either an Aldi or Lidl in the past 12 weeks.

Tesco - which has the biggest market share with 27.1% - saw sales nudge 0.1% higher, while sales fell 2.2% at J Sainsbury, by 2.3% at Asda and by 6.7% at Wm Morrison. Sales eased 0.2% at frozen food retailer Iceland.

Sales at Waitrose, part of the John Lewis Partnership, were down 6.3% while at online retailer Ocado they rose 0.7%.

Overall, UK supermarket sales rose by 0.1% in the 12 weeks to 10 July, the first time the market has seen growth since April 2021.

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[philanderer] 18/7/2022 00:20

Amazon price matches Tesco as supermarkets fight for customers

[philanderer] 16/7/2022 01:15

Tesco wins right to fire and rehire workers after legal battle

[muffinhead] 12/7/2022 17:58

More potential inflation consequences for stickin' it to Putin.........



Germany imports 40% of it's gas from Russia and about half that is used in German industry.

Putin cutting off the gas supply to Germany. As of Monday, gas flows have dropped to zero for 10 days of "maintenance".

The doomsday scenario of a winter without Russian gas




Implications for food, drink and cigs industry.... potential impact of up to 32% reduced production can't be helpful for ALDI and Lidl



RUSSIA Switches Off NORD STREAM Gas Supply Causing MAJOR CONCERNS in GERMANY

[muffinhead] 12/7/2022 17:57

You can always buy Sainsbury's Beef Ravioli for 70p before private labels prices follow Heinz

[tuftymatt] 11/7/2022 06:57

😂👍🏻

[keyno] 10/7/2022 22:59

What's incredible is that anybody ever eats the stuff!

[tim 3] 10/7/2022 11:15

Heinz Ravioli used to be £1 a tin now it's £1.70 incredible.

[muffinhead] 09/7/2022 11:54

A bit of Kabuki theatre from Tescos and Heinz.

White label products given space to move up next

[johnwise] 08/7/2022 15:57

Tesco Surrenders

Heinz defeats Tesco in baked beans price row

Full range of Heinz products will return to Tesco's shelves

[helen troy] 08/7/2022 10:11

Buybacks ticking along quite nicely.

[helen troy] 07/7/2022 18:58

So li reckon Boris still has.his finger on the nuclear button. Correct?

[johnwise] 07/7/2022 17:33

Sainsbury's shareholders 'prioritise short-term returns' as they reject call to pay all workers a real living wage

83% of Sainsbury's investors voted against real living wage for all workers

[johnwise] 05/7/2022 23:09

Whiskas and Pedigree pet food manufacturer suspends supply to Tesco in fresh price row

The row comes days after Kraft Heinz products including ketchup, baked beans and tomato soup were unavailable in some Tesco stores, as the supermarket giant refused to pass on "unjustifiable price increases to customers".

[muffinhead] 05/7/2022 22:04

Picture is better than a 1000 words

[muffinhead] 05/7/2022 22:01

Bless your cotton socks!

For virgins

[geckotheglorious] 05/7/2022 21:31

Johnwise.
And?
Theft should be punishable.
And Australia is a great place to send criminals. Means they arent here, arent paid for by taxpayer, or out on remand to thieve again!

[johnwise] 05/7/2022 20:45

Will be transporting people to Australia next, for stealing Bread


Photos posted to social media showed £3.99 blocks of cheddar on shelves in Aldi with electronic tags fitted

Other images showed £8 lamb chops in Co-Op and cans of baby milk in Tesco with security tags on them

[muffinhead] 05/7/2022 16:07

Big drops across the board in commodities and commodity related shares today.

I do believe the central banks have burst this bubble just as everyone and their dog is going nuts about inflation.

This time next year, the narrative will be about deflation.


Speculators running for the hills
weekly timeframe

[johnwise] 05/7/2022 10:22

These synthetic food substitutes were designed to replace real food at very cheap prices. I can't understand why anyone would pay such high prices for it..

Britain’s cost of living crisis laid bare as tub of Lurpak hits a staggering £7.25 in supermarkets

[blackhorse23] 05/7/2022 09:31

CURY looks very attractive to buy , lower mcap of 700 millions against it huge revenue over 10 billion