Retail archive – Page 289
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ArticleRetailers recall potato products over metal fears
Tesco and Sainsbury's ask for customers to return range of potato salad products to stores over fears they could contain pieces of metal
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ArticleProfit up at SH Pratt
Banana giant claims it has achieved goal of cementing company’s position as UK's leading independent supplier of bananas
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ArticleColes refunds millions to suppliers
Australian supermarket chain Coles has refunded close to A$10m to suppliers following claims of unconscionable conduct
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ArticleCambridgeshire firm invests £1m in veg crisp range
The products in Corkers' new range will be made using veg grown in the Fens, and sweet potatoes from the US
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ArticleBanaBay opens new door in Russia
The Birmingham-based banana supplier has agree to supply containers to key Russian fruit exporter, Fruit Brothers
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ArticleGrapes from Mexico launches spring campaign
Mexican grape deal projected to grow by 25 per cent in the next five years according to AALPUM
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ArticleWaitrose and Booths sign juice deals with emerging brand
To coincide with its new retail listings, Mello has had a bottle redesign of its melon drink packaging, and expanded the size range
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ArticleGreenvale and Tesco in 'record' charity haul
Sales of Finest range of potatoes supplied by Greenvale to retailer help raise a five-figure sum for the Race For Life event
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Morrisons latest retailer to post fall in sales
It's been a humbling fortnight for three of the Big Four supermarkets, with Morrisons now posting a 2.9 per cent slump
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ArticleStemilt unveils cherry infographic
New tool designed to help retailers plan promotions throughout the season
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ArticleWoolworths going lean
Woolworths has announced its three-year 'Lean Retail' plan, including expansions to its home brands and job cuts
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ArticleAldi and Lidl's sales keep growing but at slower pace
The discounters remain the fastest-growing businesses in the supermarket sector in terms of sales
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ArticleRecord season for Chilean blues
In spite of exchange rate fluctuations, the problems at Chilean and US ports and the slowdown in the Chinese economy, shipments reached a new high
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ArticleDutch retailer introduces fresh produce happy hour
Hema says the promotion is designed to increase sales and cut food waste
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ArticleSainsbury’s posts first full-year loss in ten years
Retailer makes loss of £72m before tax as like-for-like sales fell 1.9 per cent in 52 weeks to March
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Article£11m cocaine delivered to Aldi
Major drugs shipment found in boxes of bananas from Colombia accidentally delivered to 13 discounter stores
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ArticleMarkets converge for campaign launch
The Love Your Local Market campaign is rapidly growing into an international movement, with 16 countries so far getting involved
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ArticleSouth African growers visit Sainsbury’s
Trip is part of retailer and government-funded scheme to encourage career development and training in fruit supply chain
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ArticleChinn-grown raw-eating asparagus hits Tesco
The variety, called Burgundine, is a purple and green cross and has been grown in north Norfolk specifically as a new salad crop
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ArticleNew-look stores for Aldi Australia
Aldi has refurbished stores across Australia’s east coast in a bid to improve shopping experiences.