The Tesco & other non-Morrisons supermarket thread

[gottago]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65322972

Just me or does this feel like a bit of a stretch? I'd have maybe understood a bit more if it had red in it. And it's not like the blue is specifically in a square. Can't say I thought of the Lidl logo once when I've previously seen it in store.

[Pete]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65322972

Just me or does this feel like a bit of a stretch? I'd have maybe understood a bit more if it had red in it. And it's not like the blue is specifically in a square. Can't say I thought of the Lidl logo once when I've previously seen it in store.

A massive stretch. Tesco's brand is blue and they've always used yellow for offers. Indeed their entire offer ends used to be painted yellow.

[m-in-m]

I hadn't even considered any possible resemblance until I'd seen the story.

[bilky asko]

I have a strong feeling that Tesco will win their appeal. At the very least, they'll be able to capitalise on the publicity

[Philip]

Bizarre ruling.

[cwathen]

How that ruling went Lidl's way I shall never know. It was a spurious claim in the first place, yet apparently had enough merit to win? I can see Tesco winning on appeal. Still, a bit of free advertising for both companies.

[gottago]

Still, a bit of free advertising for both companies.

Can’t imagine the court case or appeal being free.

[thegeek]

'The Fresh Market' just sounds a bit Morrisons really, doesn't it?

[Martin Phillp]

If you didn't know "The Fresh Market" is a Tesco concept, you'd think is Morrisons.

[Zimba]

If you didn't know "The Fresh Market" is a Tesco concept, you'd think is Morrisons.

Reminds me of a naff version of the new M&S store design than Morrison's personally.

The only thing that reminds me of Morrison's is turning half the lights off and making the place look unwelcoming, rather ironic that the new signage uses lights.

[WillPS]

wtf is this?