Retail archive – Page 397
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ArticleMetro slices yearly earnings guidance
Retailer attributes drop to ongoing European debt crisis, currency effects and a poor start to the Christmas period
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ArticleApples under threat from price cuts
English apple sector leaders warn that supermarket price cuts are going too deep for too long and risk the future of the industry as sales volumes continue to run well ahead of last year.
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ArticleTesco names new Asia head
UK retail giant Tesco has named Trevor Masters as the new head of its Asian business
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ArticleM&S unveils world's first seedless pepper
Retailer has worked with Melrow Salads and Syngenta to develop Angello, a sweeter, crunchier and seedless variety
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ArticleIndian government stalls on FDI
Strong opposition to the Indian government’s plan to liberalise foreign investment in its US$450bn retail sector has seen it shelved for the time being.
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ArticleUK grocery market value to soar
Growth to be driven by discounters, convenience and online sales, according to new report by IGD Retail Analysis
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ArticleRetailers aim for green targets
UK government waste targets are in sight for a number of the country's retailers, according to the British Retail Consortium
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ArticleSupermarket price claims rocked by BBC probe
An investigation by BBC programme Panorama has found that deep price cuts at UK supermarkets do not always represent the value they claim.
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Indian retailers close in FDI protest
Protests continue following government moves to ease restrictions on foreign investment in the country’s multi-brand retail sector
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ArticlePolish retailer targets kids with Disney
Piotr I Pawel is aiming to boost healthy eating habits in children by launching new Disney-themed fruit snacks
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Delhaize plots major expansion
Retailer plans to open 450 new stores across its newer, high-growth operations over the next three years
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ArticleYorkshire retailers stung with court fine
Two Yorkshire retailers have been handed down large fines for non-compliance with European Community standards for quality and labelling.
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ArticleCarrefour ups South American presence
The French retailer has signalled its intent in South America with the opening of two new stores, in Argentina and Colombia
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ArticleIndian FDI announcement causes chaos
The Indian government has been thrown into chaos following moves to allow foreign investment in the country’s multi-brand retail sector
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ArticleNet income slides at Colruyt
Discounter feels impact of French losses and a slump in Belgian consumer confidence
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ArticleTesco goes festive with further initiative
The Big Christmas Price Drop will see a reduction in price on a further 1,000 everyday products
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ArticleEthical shopping trend emerges in UK
Organics, reducing waste and ethical products are high on the list of priorities for shoppers under the age of 35
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ArticleShareholders 'want Carrefour CEO change'
Reports claim that the retailer's biggest shareholders are keen to replace current chief executive Lars Olofsson
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ArticleIndian farmers welcome FDI liberalisation
Indian farmers are hopeful investment by foreign retailers can overhaul a supply chain creaking with inefficiencies
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ArticleTesco announces Big Christmas Price Drop
Tesco is cutting the cost of 1,000 everyday items in a Big Christmas Price Drop.