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8:23am Wednesday 22nd February 2012 in Business news
ASDA has opened a Yorkshire deli in its Monks Cross, York, store to showcase the region’s best suppliers.
The deli has been made permanent following a trial before Christmas and the store has increased the number of local Yorkshire products it sells by more than 20 per cent.
CJ Antal-Smith, Asda’s category director for emerging markets, said: “When we tested this concept out last year, we immediately realised the only issue was ensuring we could meet demand, which was phenomenal for a local trial like this. We picked the York store as we know our customers there are passionate about local produce and the fact we’ve opened up the deli as a permanent fixture is testimony to this.”
Comments(5)
ISeeEverything
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9:40am Wed 22 Feb 12
Jazzper
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10:21am Wed 22 Feb 12
The Great Buda wrote:Agreed...York chamber of commerce should start printing posters and leaflets immediately LOL.
This is a direct threat to many shops in the City Centre, yet not a word has been said about it....
bjb
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7:33pm Wed 22 Feb 12
ISeeEverything wrote:No you have it wrong. It is an emerging meerkat.
I didn't realise York was an emerging market.
oswaldcobblepot
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8:29am Fri 24 Feb 12
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9:29am Wed 22 Feb 12