Retail archive – Page 382
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ArticleSainsbury's outperforms UK grocery market
Strong first quarter sees growth in the retailer's total and like-for-like sales as well as its underlying profit
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ArticleSenior departures expected at Carrefour
Two senior executives are believed to be stepping down at the French retailer when the new CEO starts next month
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ArticleZespri hits the campaign trail
A reduced crop of gold fruit due to vine disease Psa has not stalled Zespri’s promotions in its major European and Asian markets
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ArticleAgrofruit lands Kroger brand supplier award
Central American producer recognised for its contribution to the US retailer's corporate brand programme
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ArticleMetro scraps Indonesian expansion
Financial difficulties lead Metro to stall on expansion plans for Indonesia
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ArticleSunFed to use HarvestMark
Group adopts technology to provide consumers with information on origin and safety of its organic melon line
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ArticleLoss-making first quarter for Metro
German retailer's earnings take a hit from price investments, higher expansion costs and expenses to improve customer value
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ArticleTesco shuffles international pack
Group to make leadership changes in Turkey and China as well as alterations to Fresh & Easy personnel
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ArticleUS companies unite to market organic produce
Joint venture sees major grower-packer-shipper of Northwest apples, pears, cherries and stonefruit boost its organic trade
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Delhaize swings to net loss in Q1
Belgian retailer is impacted by charges related to closing US outlets, leading to a fall on last year's net profit
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ArticleFrance sees drop in consumption
Results from FranceAgriMer's latest study reveal that French consumers are buying less and less fresh produce
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Like-for-like sales down at Morrisons
UK retailer says results are 'satisfactory' against the backdrop of a challenging environment for consumers
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ArticleIndia looks to increase cold storage
Government initiates cold storage facility to smooth future price hikes in staples such as onions
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ArticlePotato corruption case reaches court
Former Sainsbury’s potato buyer John Maylam illegally took bribes totalling almost £5 million, a court heard this week.
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ArticleMorrisons Smitten with apple variety
New Zealand-developed Smitten apple variety is set to hit the shelves of UK retailer Morrisons for the second year
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Polish positives for Jeronimo Martins
Retailer's net profit takes strides once more as sales growth at Biedronka operation continues
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ArticleWeis to invest millions in growth
The US northeast retailer is to invest millions of dollars in new store openings and a major remodelling of some of its outlets
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ArticleSupermarkets 'undermining' healthy eating drive
Supermarkets are undermining efforts to encourage children to eat healthily by continuing to position sweets by checkouts.
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ArticleTesco goes online in Thailand
Thai market to become the first in South East Asia to receive Tesco’s internet shopping service
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ArticleCo-op stops trading with Israeli firms in West Bank
UK retailer boycotts four fruit and vegetable suppliers that export produce from Israeli settlements built on Palestinian territory