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Celebrating 22 Years of Online News and 34 Years Serving the Global Retail Industry
Today marks a special milestone for International Supermarket News as we celebrate 22 years of publishing online. Our website, internationalsupermarketnews.com, was registered 21 years ago, becoming one of the pioneering digital news platforms dedicated...
Walmart Launches “Walmart Deals” Summer Sale, Challenging Amazon Prime Day
Walmart has launched its annual “Walmart Deals” summer sale event, positioning it as a direct competitor to Amazon’s mid-year shopping season centered around Amazon Prime Day. The promotion features discounts across multiple categories including...
Supermarket Fridge Chaos in Extreme Heatwave Goes Viral
A wave of viral videos and images showing disrupted supermarket refrigeration systems across the UK has sparked widespread attention online, as an intense heatwave places pressure on retail infrastructure and essential food storage systems....
Keppel Bay Coffee Expands into Supermarkets, Bringing Local Brews to More Australian Consumers
June 29, 2026 Australian specialty coffee producer Keppel Bay Coffee has announced a significant expansion into selected supermarket chains, making its locally roasted coffee more widely available to consumers across the country. The move...
UK MPs Push for Clearer Supermarket Food Labelling to Boost Consumer Transparency
Members of Parliament are calling on UK supermarkets to introduce clearer food labelling that distinguishes British-produced products from imported goods, arguing that shoppers deserve greater transparency about where their food comes from. The proposal...
Omnicom and Tesco Media to Use Real-Time Data to Transform In-Store Creative
Omnicom and Tesco Media are partnering to bring real-time, data-driven creative capabilities to in-store retail media, marking a significant step forward in how brands engage shoppers at the point of purchase. The collaboration will...
Despite £2.4bn Prime Day sales surge, 58% of shoppers say retailers risk fuelling a race to the bottom by conditioning consumers to only buy on discount
London, UK — While Prime Day is expected to drive a surge in revenues, retailers risk fuelling a ‘race to the bottom’ as shoppers become increasingly conditioned by promotional events to only buy on...
Christina Freier Appointed Director of FRUIT LOGISTICA: Driving the Future of the Fresh Produce Industry
A new chapter is unfolding at FRUIT LOGISTICA as Christina Freier officially assumes the role of Director, bringing with her nearly two decades of experience in international trade fairs and event management at Messe...
Britain’s Traditional Supermarkets Face a Brutal Reality: Change Now or Keep Losing Ground
The warning signs are no longer flashing. They are screaming. Britain’s traditional supermarket giants—Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons—still dominate the grocery market, but dominance can be deceptive. Market share figures may suggest stability, yet...
Asda’s Billion-Pound Loss Was About More Than a Price War
The retailer’s near £1 billion loss has been blamed on aggressive discounting. The reality is more complicated—and far more revealing. A billion-pound loss is the kind of figure that grabs attention and shapes a...