Retail archive – Page 347
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ArticleRetailers back budget over premium
New research claims UK supermarkets are now launching more value food lines than premium
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ArticleUS benchmarking survey launched
United Fresh sets up Wholesaler-Distributor Operations Benchmarking Survey to measure operational effectiveness
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ArticleWalmart delays Indian expansion
Company sources report the retailer will not apply for its first store license before March 2015
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ArticleSoft-fruit sales drive growth for M&S
First quarter sales increase at M&S after a positive performance on food products
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ArticleCasino signs credit facility
French retailer replaces existing facility first signed in August 2011 with a new five-year, US$1bn deal
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ArticleASF unveils new Scottish strawberry
The Ava Rosa variety will take its place in the premium lines of retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury's
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ArticleSam’s Club to expand in China
Walmart’s membership-based retail arm to grow, as US retailer looks to ramp up Chinese operations
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ArticleSainsbury's lowers specs on potatoes
Following wet weather, the retailer announces it will lower specifications on potatoes sourced from Scotland
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ArticleRetailers urged to look beyond strawberries
Food campaigner says that during Wimbledon fortnight supermarkets must promote more than just strawberries
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ArticleBranston ramps up Tesco promotion
Supplier visits supermarket's head office as part of initiative to push Cornish potatoes
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ArticlePMA food donations exceed 5,000kg
Foodbank receives fresh produce exhibited at the PMA Fresh Connections Conference and Trade Show
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ArticleIndia reviews foreign investment
Multi-brand retail sector could be set for a shake up, as commerce and industry ministry review foreign investment
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ArticleTesco recruits NFU man
Retailer hopes appointment of Tom Hind as agriculture director will improve its relationship with farmers
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ArticleG's backs new sports drink
Salad vegetable supplier G's Fresh acquires a beetroot-based recovery sports drink brand
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ArticleColes fined for misleading consumers
Retailer pays A$61,200 penalty for advertising imported products as Australian-grown
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ArticleWaitrose launches bee protection project
The up-market retailer is getting its customers to use a new app to help in bee research
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ArticleMurray boosts strawberry sales
Tesco reports an uplift in strawberry sales as Andy Murray continues to progress at this year's Wimbledon
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ArticleMetro commits to food bank initiative
Annual donation of €30,000 will be made to the European Federation of Food Banks over the next three years
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ArticleSainsbury's bolsters convenience offer
Retailer opens new distrubition centre as it looks to increase the number of Sainsbury's Local stores in south-east England.