26% of Own-Label Scottish Supermarket Products Sourced Locally

26% of own-label Scottish supermarket products sourced locally

Almost nine-in-ten own label products on Scottish supermarket shelves are now sourced from Scotland or elsewhere in Britain. That’s according to latest figures from the National Farmers Union (NFU) Scotland ShelfWatch audit. However, according to NFU Scotland, policy discussions could have significant implications for Scottish producers. According to the union, policy discussions on food price caps, imports, production standards and misleading l…

Scottish food on supermarket shelves increases but farmers warn over price cap plans

The positive count comes as farmers share concern over proposed price cap on some foods.

Aldi Leads Scottish Sourcing Rankings As Local Produce Share Rises To 68%

Aldi has retained its position as the leading supermarket for Scottish sourcing, with 68% of its own-label fresh products originating in Scotland, according to the latest NFU Scotland ShelfWatch report. The figure represents a significant increase from 40% in the (more…) The post Aldi Leads Scottish Sourcing Rankings As Local Produce Share Rises To 68% appeared first on KamCity.

Aldi tops NFU Scotland’s ShelfWatch for Scottish sourcing once again

Discover what's happening in retail today, Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and much more. Aldi has once again been named the strongest-performing retailer for Scottish sourcing, with the National Farmers Union Scotland (NFUS) Mid-Year ShelfWatch report finding that 68 per cent of its own-label fresh produce is Scottish. The figure is up from 40% during the …