Recent articles on Tesco

PCI Council Starts Feedback Process for Data Standard
Jul 01, 2009, Supermarket News, By MICHAEL GARRY
The PCI Security Standards Council, formed in 2006 by the major credit card associations to manage the PCI (Payment Card Industry) Data Security Standard, is launching an open feedback process today.

KrogerÂ’s Loyalty Arm Dunnhumby Selects Price Optimization Tool
Jun 26, 2009, Supermarket News
Dunnhumby, which is partly owned by Tesco in the U.K. and by Kroger in the U.S., and has played an instrumental role in the target and loyalty marketing efforts of both retailers, has formed a strategic alliance with KSS Retail, Florham Park, N.J., to use the KSS PriceStrat solution for price modeling and optimization.

Self-Checkouts Allow Illegal Alcohol Purchases: Report
Jun 17, 2009, Supermarket News
Despite efforts by supermarkets to regulate the sale of alcohol to minors, self-checkouts allowed such purchases among nearly 20% of consumers in a study conducted by graduate law students at the University of California here and presented in partnership with a local group has been critical of TescoÂ’s Fresh & Easy chain.

Marketside Expansion in Check
Jun 15, 2009, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only, By MARK HAMSTRA
Wal-Mart Stores said the weak economy is forcing it to take a wait-and-see approach with its experimental Marketside small-format banner. In a press conference after the company's annual meeting here, Eduardo Castro-Wright, vice chairman, told reporters that the company was with the four-unit Marketside test in the Phoenix area, but at this point in time given the current condition

Publix, Tesco, Wal-Mart Cited for Supply Chain Excellence
Jun 05, 2009, Supermarket News
Publix Supermarkets, Tesco and Wal-Mart Stores were among the companies cited on AMR ResearchÂ’s Supply Chain Top 25 list of companies that demonstrate superior supply chain practices.

Growing on the Cheap | Global food retailers expand small formats, discount banners during economic downturn
May 25, 2009, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only, By MARK HAMSTRA
The worldwide economic slowdown has sharpened the focus of global food retailers on their small-format and value banners, as a reduction in consumer spending power has exacerbated the challenges these operators already faced. It also has led to an increase in consolidation activity around the world, despite the tight credit market, as well-capitalized retailers have scooped up struggling rivals to

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