Retail archive – Page 234
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ArticleFewer delays at Dover since Jungle demolition
Distributors report fewer hold-ups at Port of Dover since Jungle refugee camp was demolished but poorer weather now causing problems
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ArticleMercadona buys €50m of Portuguese products
Spanish retailer has longstanding relationships with Portuguese suppliers, including fruit and vegetable producers
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ArticleAMT Fruit and Tesco celebrate Spanish citrus season
Tesco teams up with main citrus supplier to mark start of Spanish season with easy peeler give-aways at train stations
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ArticleVeg delivery spikes in Japan
Vegetable delivery services are becoming more popular in Japan as supermarket prices rise
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ArticleInterview: Minor's major ambition
Minor Weir & Willis chairman Sant Mehta tells Nina Pullman why his latest investment is a signal of intent to the industry and what’s behind the group’s success
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ArticleSainsbury’s wins stonefruit retailer of the year
Annual prize from South Africa’s stonefruit industry awarded to Sainsbury’s after it more than doubled sales
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ArticleBanana prices rise as Brexit bites
Unfavourable exchange rates force four major supermarkets to increase banana prices in past two weeks
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ArticleChilean cherries top Singles Day sales
Premium offering proved to be a hit among Chinese consumers during the online shopping festival
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ArticleMetcash hit by Aldi expansion
The expansion of discounter Aldi into South Australia and Western Australia has hit Metcash’s earnings
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ArticleChiquita bananas recognised for sustainability
Employees and customers of Rewe vote Chiquita banana as one of Germany’s top-three most sustainable food products
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ArticleNisa brings experience to its board
Retail veterans join convenience retailer as Independent Non-Executive Directors as Nisa looks to expand
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ArticleBakkavor announces major recruitment push
Prepared supplier is hiring over 300 new staff in “significant” recruitment drive due to increasing demand from customers
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AnalysisHow valuable are trade bodies to marketing?
As retailers shift to more direct relationships with suppliers, Nina Pullman asks: What is the marketing value of paying into a trade body?
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ArticleTesco shoppers scramble for 20p fruit and veg
Customers filmed pushing and shoving as they try to grab bargain fresh produce reduced from £2 to 20p
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ArticleJoly Red gets Singapore launch
Belgian cooperative BFV is making great strides in Asia, with a number of activities held this month in Singapore, India and China to promote Joly Red apples and Truval pears
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ArticleSainsbury’s 'to review 125 categories'
CEO Mike Coupe has given a business update at retailer's farming conference and confirmed further investment in price
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ArticleJapanese retailers expand into Vietnam
Jetro Vietnam has said Japanese retailers are expanding across the country as more companies look to promote their brands
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ArticleNTUC FairPrice to handle Esso revamp
Petrol company’s Singapore convenience stores set for an upgrade, with fresh fruit to be offered
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ArticleCo-op sets 80 per cent recyclable packaging target
Supermarket wants four fifths of its packaging to by recyclable within four years and is calling on other retailers to follow suit
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ArticleEasy peelers are the easy choice
Easy peelers are going from strength to strength, while oranges are still suffering from a lack of convenience