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Asda is set to become the highest paying UK supermarket for a starting salary, after announcing a record £150million investment, with hourly pay set to rise from £11.11 an hour to £12.04

There are many unspoken rules of the supermarket, but shoppers have said they're tired of people breaking this one in particular - as it shows a lack of 'personal space'

Sainsbury's said the money it saves through the job cuts will be reinvested into the business to give customers "great value, quality and service"

The boss of Ocado said he is confident the fellow retail firm owes it "a substantial amount of money" but hopes to secure a settlement over the dispute

Tesco and Morrisons have not confirmed what the microbiological contamination is in the eye mist they sell in stores but have urged customers to not the use the product

Sick of soggy, green, or sprouting spuds ruining your Sunday roast plans? Keep your potatoes fresh for up to half a year with this simple four-step guide from Tesco

In the UK, Easter Sunday is classed as a public holiday - like Christmas Day - and under trading rules larger shops that are over 280 sq meters need to close on this day

The Real Bread Campaign complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that the ads were misleading

Aldi has been involved in a number of high-profile court cases with rival brands in recent years, but it has not stopped the German discount supermarket growing it customer base

The supermarket chain is opening hundreds of new Asda Express convenience stores across the country and plans to open 470 convenience sites acquired from the Co-op and EG Group to Asda Express stores before the end of March

SMA Little Steps First Infant and Follow On Milk will be available on the Iceland website and at The Food Warehouse for £7.95, with a further roll out expected in stores

Farhat Ajaz, who denies being in charge of a suspected XL Bully dog that left an 11-year-old girl in hospital after she was attacked in Birmingham last year, has been granted conditional bail

Easter won't be the same for many this year as chocolate giant Mars confirms one of its cult-favourite chocolates won't be returning to supermarket shelves. The cult-favourite choccies first launched back in 2019

Aldi's little-known self-checkout rule has caused quite a stir on social media, as baffled shoppers are only just realising it's in place despite it not being new

The sale of houseplants has increased by 130% in the last five years with more and more young people wanting to have some greenery inside their homes

M&S topped the rankings from consumer group Which? for the third year running where it got a customer score of 76%, with five out of five for service and staff availability

Hairy Bikers Dave Myers and Simon 'Si' King are exploring the west coast of the UK after the former finished his cancer treatment

Consumer rights expert Martyn James runs through the pros and cons of supermarket loyalty schemes, and explains how your data is really used by the big food firms

An American college student's screams echoed throughout a supermarket parking lot this weekend as she was sexually assaulted by an unidentified Egyptian man who was reported by a bouncer at a nearby night club

Supermarkets including Tesco and Sainsbury's are making the changes to try and ward off thieves as shoplifting rates rise by 25%

A shopper has come up with a sneaky tactic to slow down staff at the checkout - but some customers have been left outraged by the method, even suggesting they should be banned from the supermarket

A hardware store in San Francisco is attempting to ward off thieves but no longer allowing customers to shop alone - for at least two hours a day during busy times, an employee escort will be helping people make their purchases

Coca-cola fans have been sent into a frenzy after the brand confirms the re-release of an iconic flavour that hasn't been in supermarkets since 2006

Sainsbury's is trialling the new electronic security cabinets in the alcohol aisles of a “small number of stores” as part of its wider plans to prevent shoplifters

Hot weather in southern Europe coupled with disease in Brazil mean the demand for oranges used for juicing could outstrip supply, pushing up prices in UK supermarkets