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Ocado has launched a dedicated section of its website for B Corp-certified brands. It features more than 1,100 products from some 35 brands that have been assessed by certifier B Lab as meeting “the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose”. The ‘aisle’ sits within Ocado’s Eco Shop - which launched in July last year - and features products from brands including Ella’s Kitchen, Innocent, Method, Charlie Bigham’s, Pip & Nut, Teapigs, Proper, Alpro, Ben & Jerry’s and Cheeky Pand...

Nathalie Craig Residential bathrooms are evolving into more than just rooms purely dedicated to getting clean. Customers are wanting bathrooms that act as more of a living space, a sanctuary within their home where they can go to relax and unwind. According to Caroma Industrial Designer Luke Di Michiel, people want beautiful bathrooms that can form a harmonious relationship with other interior spaces in their home. “Once perceived as a place dedicated to hygiene, the modern bathroom has evolved to cater more holistically to a sense of wellbeing and personal expression,” he says. The use o...

Sprouts Farmers Market: Partnership with MyFitnessPal Canada: Couche-Tard CEO would love second shot at Carrefour deal Alimentation Couche-Tard would revive its $20bln bid for France’s Carrefour if the Canadian convenience store operator saw a change in the French government’s stance on the proposed deal, its chief executive said. “We’d love to do the transaction .... if we got signals that the environment could change or would change from the French government or other key stakeholders”, Brian Hannasch told an analyst. US: Sprouts Farmers Market partners with MyFitnessPal for healt...

Amazon will open two new logistics centres in Italy this year Spanish court drops inquiry into Russian tycoon's bid for DIA retailer Spain’s High Court has dropped an investigation into allegations that Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman acted to depress the share price of DIA while trying to take over the supermarket chain, two judicial sources told Reuters. Following a drawn-out takeover bid, Fridman’s LetterOne fund took control of the loss-making retailer in 2019 and rescued it from the brink of insolvency after DIA’s market value fell by 90% in 2018 as it lost out to rising competition...