British supermarket group Morrisons announced on The two have reached an agreement buy rest collapsed store McColl’s Series after winning battle against the owners of Asda competitor.
In an organized deal through the so-called pre-packaging department, Morrisons, which has a bulk supply deal with McCool, you will take on All that amounts to 1160 storesincluding the format of 270 Morrisons Daily stores.
Will Morrisons also Takes on everyone of McCool’s workforce of 16000 and two pension charts that have over 2000 members.
McCool’s bankrupt last week in waking up of Supply pressures and weak consumer spending with rising inflation.
The seller of food and household products entered into management – the process required by the troubled company outside help To try and reduce job losses – and plunge 16,000 employees into uncertainty.
“Everything eaten colleagues will be transferred with I’m charged business To Morrisons’ supermarket group She said on Monday also confirmed the deal.
David Potts, CEO of Morrisons, said it represents “a good outcome” for McCool stakeholders.
“Although we are disappointed because business It was put into management, we believe that is good outcome for Mr. Potts said, “McColl and all of her stakeholders.
This deal provides stability and continuity for I’m charged business And, in Especially, better result for that it colleagues and retirees.”
Morrisons, who tracks market Tesco’s leader, Sainsbury’s and Asda, has been owned since October by the United States private justice group Clayton, Dobellier, and Rice.
It won the fourth largest supermarket chain in Britain off competition From EG Group, petrol station and food retail business The king of the brothers Zuber and Mohsen Issa and private justice group TDR Capital.
was EG set to seize control of McCulles after its lenders rejected a Morrisons bailout on Friday. Brothers and TDR also Asda’s own.
But, over At the end of the week, Morrisons came back with New proposal.
Understandably, Morrisons is successful move We will see that he pays off more More than 160 million pounds ($198 million) in Dion McCall.
McCool’s problems come with Britain holds a cost-of- A living crisis, with annual inflation in the UK at 30-year Average of 7%.
the bank of England (BoE) last The week warned that British inflation will exceed 10%, the highest level in four decades, by the end of the year driven by rising energy prices.
And the Bank of England added That Britain risks falling into recession, as a central bank on Raised on Thursday in main benefit rate by quarter- percentage point to 1% highest level since global financial crisis in 2009.
Consumer prices are rising all over the world on On supply as economies reopen from pandemic lockdowns – and in waking up of Ukraine war that worsened already High energy costs.
Britain cost-ofA living crisis that has been blamed in bit on Governor Prime Minister Boris Johnson party losing control of key boards in local elections last week.
On Monday, a British think tank, The Food Foundation, revealed a 57% increase. in The ratio of British families cutting back on Completely missing food or meals between January and April.
British supermarket group Morrisons announced on The two have reached an agreement buy rest collapsed store McColl’s Series after winning battle against the owners of Asda competitor.
In an organized deal through the so-called pre-packaging department, Morrisons, which has a bulk supply deal with McCool, you will take on All that amounts to 1160 storesincluding the format of 270 Morrisons Daily stores.
Will Morrisons also Takes on everyone of McCool’s workforce of 16000 and two pension charts that have over 2000 members.
McCool’s bankrupt last week in waking up of Supply pressures and weak consumer spending with rising inflation.
The seller of food and household products entered into management – the process required by the troubled company outside help To try and reduce job losses – and plunge 16,000 employees into uncertainty.
“Everything eaten colleagues will be transferred with I’m charged business To Morrisons’ supermarket group She said on Monday also confirmed the deal.
David Potts, CEO of Morrisons, said it represents “a good outcome” for McCool stakeholders.
“Although we are disappointed because business It was put into management, we believe that is good outcome for Mr. Potts said, “McColl and all of her stakeholders.
This deal provides stability and continuity for I’m charged business And, in Especially, better result for that it colleagues and retirees.”
Morrisons, who tracks market Tesco’s leader, Sainsbury’s and Asda, has been owned since October by the United States private justice group Clayton, Dobellier, and Rice.
It won the fourth largest supermarket chain in Britain off competition From EG Group, petrol station and food retail business The king of the brothers Zuber and Mohsen Issa and private justice group TDR Capital.
was EG set to seize control of McCulles after its lenders rejected a Morrisons bailout on Friday. Brothers and TDR also Asda’s own.
But, over At the end of the week, Morrisons came back with New proposal.
Understandably, Morrisons is successful move We will see that he pays off more More than 160 million pounds ($198 million) in Dion McCall.
McCool’s problems come with Britain holds a cost-of- A living crisis, with annual inflation in the UK at 30-year Average of 7%.
the bank of England (BoE) last The week warned that British inflation will exceed 10%, the highest level in four decades, by the end of the year driven by rising energy prices.
And the Bank of England added That Britain risks falling into recession, as a central bank on Raised on Thursday in main benefit rate by quarter- percentage point to 1% highest level since global financial crisis in 2009.
Consumer prices are rising all over the world on On supply as economies reopen from pandemic lockdowns – and in waking up of Ukraine war that worsened already High energy costs.
Britain cost-ofA living crisis that has been blamed in bit on Governor Prime Minister Boris Johnson party losing control of key boards in local elections last week.
On Monday, a British think tank, The Food Foundation, revealed a 57% increase. in The ratio of British families cutting back on Completely missing food or meals between January and April.