Retail archive – Page 486
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ArticleSoaring profit for X5
Russian retailer reveals a year-on-year net profit increase of 87 per cent during the second quarter of 2009
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ArticleFull-year profit growth at Woolworths
Australia's largest supermarket chain has defied the economic crisis with a good set of results for 2008/09
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ArticleThe Greenery sets up discounter sales unit
Dutch fresh produce company plans to establish separate department to focus exclusively on sales to discount retailers
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ArticleMagnit attracts higher profits
Russian retailer reports on net income improvement of 147 per cent through the first half of 2009
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ArticleSlow start to 2009 for Mercator
The Slovenian retailer has reported on flat sales and falling profit in the first half of 2009
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ArticleDiscounter of the Year award for Netto
A new customer tracking survey has seen Netto land the prestigious shopper award as the top discount retailer of 2009 in the UK
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ArticleWaitrose capitalises on plum abundance
Waitrose is taking advantage of a bumper UK plum crop by offering consumers a range of varieties and recipes.
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ArticleAhold releases Q2 earnings report
The Dutch retailer has seen sales increase 11 per cent through the second quarter of the year, but net income has tumbled
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ArticleSummer prices tumble across France
Figures produced by Familles Rurales reveal the extent to which prices have sunk in France this year, to the frustration of producers
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ArticleD&S sees first-half sales growth
The Chilean retailer saw profit cut as a result of a series of new store investments
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ArticleRewe to invest in Slovakian stores
The German retailer is looking to expand in the eastern European country in the second-half of the year
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ArticleWaitrose taps into bumper plum crop
The UK-based retailer is offering several different English plum varieties in its stores this year
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Coopers lands Roadchef contract
Bolton-based foodservice supplier Coopers Produce has won a prestigious contract to supply all of Roadchef’s motorway services in the UK.
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ArticleFoodservice warned not to ease up on cost control
Restaurant operators are being warned this week not to ease up on the tight cost controls they imposed as the recession deepened, even if they see an upturn in trading in the run-up to Christmas.
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ArticleTesco sends Thai longan to China
Tesco’s plans to boost the Thai export sector are taking shape as 200 tonnes of longan sail for Chinese retail shelves
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ArticleTesco experiences fall in UK market share
New data has suggested that the UK's largest retailer saw market share decline in the 12 weeks to 9 August, with Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons making ground
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ArticleWaitrose gains as discounters slow
Latest figures from TNS Worldpanel show Waitrose’s market share is soaring as the discounters suffer a slowdown.
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ArticlePaul Foley leaves Aldi UK
The managing director of the retailer's UK and Ireland operation has left the group by mutual consent
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ArticleSainsbury's rolls out Amcor packaging
New heat-sealed lids on certain fruit packaging is designed to reduce weight and save on plastic
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ArticleSpar backs children's charities
Spar UK Ltd has renewed its support for the National Social for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) and Children 1st charities to 2010 with an ambitious fundraising target.