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Joanna Blythman. Shopped: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets
Shopped. THE SHOCKING POWER OF BRITISH SUPERMARKETS. Joanna Blythman
Dedication
Contents
Supermarket starters
1 Forgotten people
2 Trolley towns
3 Small basket
4 Working the system
5 Sugar daddies
6 Pimlico v. Sainsbury’s
7 Giving us what we want
8 Feeding bad food culture
9 Why it all tastes the same
10 Fresh is worst
11 Permanent global summertime
12 Lost at sea
13 Bright red meat
14 Our weekly bread
15 Gastro-gap
16 My big welcome
17 Life on the checkout
18 Climate of fear
19 Extracting the best deal
20 Pay to play
21 Green beans from Kenya
22 Get it in writing
23 You’ve been category managed
24 Business as usual
25 Pruning horticulture
26 Market grab
27 A perfect world
28 Variety is not the spice of life
29 First stop Europe
30 Next stop the world
31 The new community
32 That’s supermarket price
33 Take our word for it
34 Safety in numbers
35 Meet the locals
36 Race to the bottom
37 Retail domination
38 Big day out
39 Tesco world
Supermarket solutions. PERSONAL SOLUTIONS – EVERY LITTLE HELPS
Support non-supermarket shopping alternatives wherever you can
Think twice before you shop in a supermarket
Ask yourself if you actually like supermarket shopping
Cut the number of trips you make to a supermarket
Get informed about alternative shopping possibilities
Destroy your loyalty card
Press for change
POLITICAL SOLUTIONS. Cap the size of all new supermarkets
Tighten up planning law
Appoint a supermarket regulator
Tighten up competition law
Tax them more
Make them take back the waste they generate
Reduce rates paid by independent food retailers
Supermarket responses
TESCO
ASDA
Extending growing seasons
Increasing the number of farmer suppliers on cost-plus contracts
ASDA Pork Link
Lamb Link
SAINSBURY’S
SAFEWAY. Late delivery and returns
Sampling
Promotions
Imposed discounts
Buyers’ behaviour
Suppliers’ contracts
Year-end financial pressure
Miscellaneous
MORRISONS
MARKS & SPENCER
CO-OP. Late delivery and returns
Sampling
Promotions
Imposed discounts
Buyers’ behaviour
Suppliers’ contracts
Year-end financial pressure
Miscellaneous
WAITROSE
Late delivery and returns
Sampling
Promotions
Imposed discounts
Buyers’ behaviour
Suppliers’ contracts
Year-end financial pressure
Miscellaneous
BOOTHS. Late delivery and returns
Sampling
Promotions
Imposed discounts
Buyers’ behaviour
Suppliers’ contracts
Year-end financial pressure
Miscellaneous
QUESTIONNAIRE SENT TO UK SUPERMARKETS. Late delivery and returns
Sampling
Promotions
Imposed discounts
Buyers’ behaviour
Suppliers’ contracts
Year-end financial pressure
Miscellaneous
Index
Acknowledgements
About the Author
Notes. 1 Forgotten people
2 Trolley towns
3 Small basket
4 Working the system
5 Sugar daddies
6 Pimlico v. Sainsbury’s
7 Giving us what we want
8 Feeding bad food culture
9 Why it all tastes the same
10 Fresh is worst
11 Permanent global summertime
12 Lost at sea
13 Bright red meat
14 Our weekly bread
15 Gastro-gap
16 My big welcome
17 Life on the checkout
18 Climate of fear
19 Extracting the best deal
20 Pay to play
21 Green beans from Kenya
22 Get it in writing
23 You’ve been category managed
24 Business as usual
25 Pruning horticulture
26 Market grab
27 A perfect world
28 Variety is not the spice of life
29 First stop Europe
30 Next stop the world
31 The new community
32 That’s supermarket price
33 Take our word for it
34 Safety in numbers
35 Meet the locals
36 Race to the bottom
37 Retail domination
38 Big day out
39 You’ve been Tescoed
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