UK: Morrison’s says like for like sales up

By just-food.com | 26 May 2005

UK supermarket chain Wm Morrison, which has its AGM today (Thursday) has issued figures showing like for like sales up 5.4% or 2.3% excluding fuel for the first 15 weeks of the current financial year, the period to 15 May.

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UK supermarket chain Wm Morrison, which has its AGM today (Thursday) has issued figures showing like for like sales up 5.4% or 2.3% excluding fuel for the first 15 weeks of the current financial year, the period to 15 May.

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