All Retail articles – Page 259
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ArticleWaitrose axes new store plan despite sales rise
A £25m exceptional cost related to property write-downs hit profits in the first half at the John Lewis Partnership
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ArticleMorrisons ‘pleased’ as LFL sales rise
Q2 sales rose by two per cent alongside positive half year results as David Potts praises staff for turnaround project
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ArticleColes rewards active customers
Leading Australia retailer Coles is offering a discount on fruit and vegetables for consumers who hit step targets on activity trackers
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ArticleE-mart to invest US$200m in Vietnam
Korean retailer E-mart has sign a deal with Ho Chi Ming City to invest in supermarkets, commercial facilitates and ‘social development’ facilities
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ArticleAldi AU invests in fresh offering
Discounter Aldi Australia has announced a new centralised buying process, an overhaul of its fresh fruit and vegetable displays and committed to sourcing local produce
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ArticleAgility Agriculture takes on Seminis seed distribution
New firm will supply Monsanto’s UK customers with over half the multinational’s Seminis branded seeds
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ArticleHuntapac scoops trio of industry standards
Produce supplier celebrated gaining Tesco’s Blue rating for its Produce Packing Standard by hosting a ‘Blue Friday’
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ArticleOcado gross sales rise by 15.4 per cent
Online retailer celebrates positive results for Q3 but warns that strong competition and margin pressure are here to stay
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ArticleMorrisons trials ‘snozzcumbers’
Supermarket is set to launch a real-life version of Roald Dahl’s imaginary fruit to encourage children to eat their greens
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ArticleLidl GB appoints new CEO
The head of Lidl’s UK business has stepped down after spearheading the discounter’s booming success in the British retail market
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ArticleFood Fortnight aims to boost British food pre-Brexit
Hundreds of shops, pubs and restaurants are trying to build British food brand ahead of Brexit by showcasing UK produce
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ArticleSpecial report: Keeping up with Kenya
With new global competition, a burgeoning domestic market and the possibilities created by Brexit, Nina Pullman looks at the changing face of UK-Kenyan produce supply
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ArticleBush, Scouler and Rogberg charged with fraud
Former Tesco executives have been charged as part of the ongoing investigation into Tesco accounts scandal
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ArticleColdpress launches three new flavours
Drinks brand has launched three new flavours with produce including beetroot, berries, bananas, kiwi and cacao
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ArticleCalais wall is 'waste of money'
Peak growing season in the UK is minimising disruption from Calais troubles for now, but industry slams Calais wall proposals
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ArticleGiant-Landover offers free fruit
Children visiting US stores of parent company Ahold-Delhaize will reportedly be offered a free piece of fruit, as efforts are ramped up to improve diets of youngsters
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ArticleAldi pushes ethical credentials
Retailer launches ad campaign highlighting that its products might be low priced, but they are also ethically sourced
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ArticleAsda records 5.9 per cent profit despite sales slump
Retailer makes profit in 2015, despite a significant sales slide, by reducing costs, cutting staff and increasing efficiency
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ArticleAmazon launches restaurant delivery service
Amazon Restaurants will take on the likes of Deliveroo with ‘ultra fast’ delivery of large range of London restaurants
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Further price cuts at Morrisons
Some 30 fruit and veg lines discounted as the supermarket promises to help families with 'back to school' costs