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SuperValu has announced the launch of Signature Taste, a new range of some 200 top tier own brand products, which has been developed to suit Irish tastes. O’Hara’s Bakery will produce a Christmas cake for the range. Signature Tastes is a new, affordable, range of quality products that includes some of the most popular products from the previous SuperValu Supreme and Superquinn SQ ranges. Available in all 225 SuperValu and Superquinn stores nationwide, this range is expected to generate sales of more than €20,000,000 in the first year alone, demonstrating SuperValu’s ongoing commitment to supporting Irish food, Irish suppliers, and Irish jobs.

Making our money go further is everyone’s aim in these straitened times. With less cash in our pockets and more demands on our finances it makes more sense than ever to get the best value when we shop.

A massive clothing and footwear clearance sale is taking place at the state-of the art Countrylife Store in Castlecomer

On Friday December 10, Halfords superstore will open its 23rd Irish store at Galway Retail Park, Headford Road. Boasting more than 9600sq.ft of retail space, the Galway store will create 22 new jobs for the local area.

SuperValu has launched the Irish Food Producers Awards 2010 in association with the Irish Times and Enterprise Ireland. The Irish Food Producers Awards have been created to recognise excellence, quality, and innovation within the food and beverage sector in Ireland. The overall winner will be awarded the title of the SuperValu Irish Food Producer of the Year, which recognises one supplier above all others who clearly demonstrates excellence in all aspects of his/her business.

Over the weekend Tesco unveiled a new line of low cost goods aimed at taking on Aldi and Lidl.

Tesco has taken a new strategic position in the retail market and has announced the launch of a new look, low cost product range designed to bring new competition for Irish consumers.

Tesco has taken a new strategic position in the retail market and has announced the launch of a new look, low cost product range designed to bring new competition for Irish consumers.

The price gap on a basket of groceries between the three big supermarkets is widening and the gap between their prices and Aldi and Lidl is narrowing, the latest price survey from the National Consumer Agency shows.