Retail archive – Page 355
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ArticleBanaBay and SH Pratt join forces
SH Pratt, which recently made redundant 87 workers, will be BanaBay’s ripening partner for UK-based activities
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ArticleMajor growth of 'indie' discounters
Threat to supermarkets from local independent discount stores could be as great as that of Aldi and Lidl, survey shows
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ArticleValuMarket lands Del Monte prize
Supermarket wins 'Gold for Gold' national retail pirate display contest first prize
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ArticleIndian retailers post 2013 results
After a couple of tough years for the sector, listed retailers enjoy growth results for the year
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ArticleCitrus sales up in marmalade season
Waitrose reports significant boost for Seville oranges, as it seeks to guide its customers on how to make the preserve
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ArticleCoregeo's Tender sees record sales
The 52-week figures to the end of 2013 have shown volumes sold have exceeded 5 million kilos for the first time
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Delhi wholesalers' strike action
As the government decides to withdraw six per cent commission, wholesalers pledge an indefinite strike
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ArticleG's innovates for Chinese New Year
Bespoke boxes feature red and black design and carry slightly heavier heads to appeal to Chinese catering markets
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ArticleFirst Tesco Thai convenience store
Grocery giant's Lotus hypermarket chain is aiming to challenge its dominant rival CP All's 7-Eleven stores
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ArticleNew research bad news for food sector
Grant Thornton UK LLP says UK food sales volumes are continuing to decline and market conditions remain tough
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ArticlePopular chain to stock new fruit drink
Loungers and Cosy Club chosen to stock exclusively latest Frobishers 100 per cent fruit cherry-flavoured drink
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ArticleIceland waste food theft case dropped
A case against three men stealing fresh produce from bins behind an Iceland store has been dropped after retailer CEO steps in
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ArticlePink Lady innovates with fridge pack
Packaging encourages consumers to keep Pink Lady apples in the fridge so that they stay fresher for longer
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ArticleGrocery giants copy Tesco's waste move
All of the UK's major supermarkets commit to publishing their data on food waste created at retail, à la Tesco in October
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ArticleRetailer’s rooftop farm seeks home
An urban growing initiative that grows on top of North London retailer will be relocated to make way for urgent roof repairs
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ArticleUK chain to stock infamous durian
Malaysian-based food producer Foods Wise gets listing for its vacuum-packed product in Loon Fung stores across UK
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ArticleKing's Sainsbury's reign set to end
CEO of nearly ten years, Justin King, to leave the UK's second-biggest retailer in July, with Mike Coupe replacing him
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ArticleOpportunities "immense" in Indian retail
Food and grocery business leaders say growth opportunities for India's retail sector are huge
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ArticleNew Mission facility ready for Peru avos
State-of-the-art distribution centre in New Jersey will enable company to handle growing volume of imported product
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ArticleCarrefour ramps up food safety in China
French retailer Carrefour will expand its network of food-testing laboratories across China as its store numbers there grow