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Joyce’s Supermarket Knocknacarra is celebrating after it was recognised for the high quality of its food at the annual Checkout magazine’s Best in Fresh awards on July 24.

Galway shoppers are in for a treat as Tesco will showcase the best of Irish produce in Galway, Oranmore, and Ballinsaloe this week.

The Joyce supermarket ads in the Galway Advertiser every week have achieved a cult status among canny shoppers — and from tomorrow those ads and much more will be carried on the new website for the Joyces Supermarket Group — www.joycesupermarket.ie

Gone are the days when shopping trips involved visits to local crafts people for gifts. The easily accessible worldwide shopping experience now has people skipping along the keyboard searching for the hottest deals from the cheapest stores in the world.

Retailers across the country were recognised for their outstanding contribution to fresh food at Checkout Magazine’s “Best in Fresh” awards last Tuesday, and there was cause for celebration for one Galway store. The event saw hundreds of stores across Ireland audited by independent judges and Joyce’s Supermarket in Knocknacarra was awarded the title of Best Non–Affiliated Retailer in Ireland. According to the judging panel, Joyce’s offer the best fresh food offering, with a large selection of the freshest food sourced from many local suppliers. The fresh food team were commended for their passion and knowledge of the food.

Mayo children are being encouraged to get colouring for CARI, with EUROSPAR launching its nationwide competition to improve awareness of the national charity, which provides services to those affected by child sexual abuse.

A new grocery survey by the National Consumer Agency shows the market is dominated by four big multiples in the supermarket sector which offer consumers only marginal price differences on branded goods.

The opening of Mullingar’s newest supermarket offering this Thursday August 12 marks the arrival of discount chain Buy Lo in Ireland. The new store at Westmeath Motors, Dublin Road, Mullingar, will be the first Buy Lo outlet to open in Ireland, as part of the company’s plan to roll out eight new stores across the country.

New research issued from weight-loss and weight-management specialists LighterLife shows that people in Ireland are spending over a quarter of their weekly supermarket shop on junk food.

A newly published economist report from Jim Power on the economic and financial significance of local retailers has praised the Galway-based Joyce supermarket chain for “epitomising all that is good” in the Irish retail sector.