Retail archive – Page 324
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ArticleMorrisons rises to discount challenge
Retail group's decision to slash prices permanently on 1,200 products seen as sign of discounters' growing influence in the UK
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ArticleSainsbury's eyes managerial revamp
New roles for Helen Buck, Paul Mills-Hicks and Roger Burnley ahead of Mike Coupe replacing Justin King as CEO
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Morrisons to cut price on 1,200 lines
The move comes as the UK's fourth largest retailer fights to win back shoppers after months of falling sales
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ArticleCredit rating agencies warn of possible Tesco cut
Standard & Poor changes its outlook on retailer's debt from stable to negative, following on from Moody's doing similar
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ArticleFreshmax makes Valleyfresh investment
Australasian produce group buys a majority shareholding in leading Melbourne-based import and pre-packing company Valleyfresh
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ArticleChiquita launches new Chiq campaign
Multinational's iconic Miss Chiquita returns to Italian television screens in support of sales across the Italian peninsula
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ArticleKorea's Lotte invests in Vietnam
South Korea's Lotte is building a retail, business and residential complex in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City
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ArticleKroger top choice for grocery shopping
Report reveals that more consumers consider the supermarket their primary shop than any other retailer
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Univeg enters growing cruise ship market
Company’s Italian division will coordinate supplies to cruise industry under new deal with Ebrex Cruise Services
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ArticleTesco will pay for produce price cuts
Retailer will shoulder cost of latest reductions to produce, while one analyst says Tesco’s produce price strategy needs rethink
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ArticleNew app to aid grocery transactions
GoKart will allow tech-savvy grocery retailers to increase the speed with which they order from their suppliers
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Morrisons invests to future-proof supply chain
Retail giant opens the third of its planned cost-saving, efficiency-driving five PCCs in partnership with Bibby Distribution
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ArticleFrench growers denounce price war
Producer groups criticise "abusive" promotions and say they refuse to act as "cannon fodder" in supermarket battle.
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ArticleLidl earmarks €4bn for global expansion
Debut in US pencilled in for 2018 as German-owned company continues to post impressive sales growth
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ArticleAustralians 'eating more imported fruit'
Winter demand for Northern Hemisphere fruit reportedly rising as retailers run more frequent promotions to secure sales
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ArticleHealth message returns to Germany
German shoppers will see Frische ist Leben promotional posters in supermarket car parks over eight-week period
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ArticleTesco curbs global investment plans
UK retailer Tesco plans to reduce capital investment in Europe and curb expenditure in Asia in light of falling annual group profits
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Article7 A DAY study prompts sales hike
Sainsbury’s sees significant boost in sales of fresh produce following UCL study on fruit and vegetable consumption
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ArticlePrice wars hurt small firms
Levels of ‘significant’ financial distress among British SME food retailers up by more than 14 per cent
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ArticleTesco to set up produce academies
Retailer planning to teach store staff about the supply chain and update tired-looking fruit and vegetable departments