All Retail articles – Page 224
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ArticleMexican food tops international cuisine survey
Traditional favourites tikka masala and margherita pizza are becoming less popular, according to a new survey into cuisine preferences
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ArticleFruit and veg stall opens in London Tube
Dagenham Farm has opened a fruit and veg stall in a London Tube station selling produce grown within a mile
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ArticleSainsbury’s 'to cut head office jobs'
Retailer is reported to be planning around 1,000 job losses in a variety of head office roles in a further cost-cutting drive
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ArticleVirgin territory for Tenderstem
Brassica brand wins a place on new summer dining menu on Virgin Trains East Coast services leaving London at peak time
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ArticleDairy Farm profits up 6 per cent
The Hong Kong retailer has posted its first-half results for 2017, with lower sales in its supermarkets offset by growth in its other divisions
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ArticlePret’s veggie fridges to stay until end of summer
Healthy fast food chain keeps meat-free units after successful initial trial
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ArticleHiveXchange opens Hong Kong office
Digital wholesale marketplace brings trust based e-commerce model to Asia
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ArticleAmazon settles into Dandenong
Retail giant Amazon is opening its first Australian fulfilment centre in Melbourne’s Dandenong
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ArticleFood inflation slows as currency pressure eases
Food prices fall slightly in July as currency depreciation eases on fresh food
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ArticleAsda suffers worst annual sales since Walmart takeover
Pre-tax profits fall 19 per cent at Leeds-based retailer as strategy changes fail to halt sales slide
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ArticleB&M buys convenience chain Heron Foods
Discount retailer buys east Yorkshire-based grocery retailer in £152m deal with plans to launch a discount convenience grocery brand
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ArticleAppearance key to produce sales
Food Marketing Institute’s Power of Produce research has identified the catalysts for fresh produce growth
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ArticleE-mart to open in Cambodia
Korean retailer E-Mart has set its sights on Phnom Pehn for its first flagship store in Cambodia
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ArticleAlibaba seeks SME brands in Australia and New Zealand
China’s leading e-tailer puts forward a merchant strategy for Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleBooths faces financial review
Premium northern retailer forced into financial assessment after turbulent 18 months following Storm Desmond
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ArticleMorrisons revives Safeway brand in McColl’s supply deal
Supermarket chain and convenience chain agree long-term deal that will see relaunched Safeway brand supplied exclusively to McColl's
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ArticleMucho Do About Grocery Startups
New grocery shopping app Mucho takes its place among five startups supported by John Lewis
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ArticleSingapore gets first cashless unmanned store
Singapore retailer FairPrice has launched the country’s first unmanned cashless convenience store
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ArticleEU school food scheme returns
The EU’s new fruit, vegetables and milk scheme is set to be implemented across the Union as children prepare to go back to school
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ArticleSingapore is land of promise for Amazon
The nation represents a "huge opportunity" for online grocery, according to IGD