Retail archive – Page 137
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ArticleA new take on the cucumber
FPJ's US correspondent Amy Cross looks at how the American market is expanding the popularity of cucumbers
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ArticleT&G optimistic about future
Group remain positive despite dip in revenue, confident performance will improve during second half of 2019
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ArticleBayWa enjoys 60 per cent profit rise
Earnings before interest and taxes increase to over €50 million thanks to success of energy division and growth of German agriculture
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ArticleFormer Sainsbury’s boss warns of no-deal shortages
Justin King says shortages will hit within a week of a no-deal Brexit, with consumers likely to start panic-buying
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ArticleTenderstem celebrates huge 2019 sales growth
Sales for first half of year are up 26 per cent on same period in 2018 as UK’s second largest fresh produce brand continues impressive rise
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ArticleRecyclable fruit and veg bags for Lidl
Supermarket introduces so-called ‘green bags’ as it steps up its plastic and waste-reduction drive
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ArticleBetter sized fruit and more of it
Favourable summer conditions encourage optimism for upcoming US apple and pear season
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ArticleAsda turns plastic bottles into car park
Recycled plastic used in tarmac at Yorkshire store as the supermarket aims to raise recycled output
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ArticlePear grader makes a splash in Oregon
Diamond Fruit Growers' new Unitec line has apparently enabled the supplier to boost its quality and efficiency
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ArticleShifting the needle on veg
Consumption grows, value is up: veg is pointing the right way, but will it make the big steps in sales that health figures and growers want?
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ArticleFood policy shrouded in secrecy says professor
Professor Tim Lang described lack of no-deal Brexit preparations as "worrying" for fresh produce imports
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ArticleAhold Delhaize Q2 net sales up
Despite Stop & Shop strikes, retailer continues to enjoy strong performance
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ArticleAsda workers given 'punishing' contracts
New contracts cut holiday allowance and scrap paid breaks, with workers apparently threatened with the sack if they don't sign
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Article'Stark choice' for UK on food imports
Government must choose between protecting consumers or farmers in event of no-deal Brexit, says former Waitrose boss
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ArticleHonestbee seeks help with creditor crunch
Singapore retailer forced to turn to courts for relief from creditors seeking more than US$180m
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ArticleTesco to axe 4,500 jobs
Shake-up planned for Metro stores due to shoppers opting for daily shops over weekly visits to the supermarket
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ArticleM&S and Ocado complete tie-up
M&S fights back after two years of falling sales, completing a £750 million JV with delivery specialist Ocado
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ArticleThe Greenery launches new customer portal
My Greenery platform will help Dutch customers find answers to their questions without speaking to a real person
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ArticleVitacress launches pilot project with Uber Eats
Aim is to bring practical and healthy food options to Portuguese consumers
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ArticleInterest in Indian startup
Walmart is set to make a large investment in Indian fresh produce supply chain startup Ninjacart