All Retail articles – Page 286
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ArticleAldi leapfrogs Tesco in global retail brand value index
German hard-discounter has moved into 8th place in the table compiled by the world's largest brand equity database, BrandZ
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ArticleAldi UK names new joint MDs
Discounter promotes Giles Hurley and Dan Ronald as new joint group managing directors, following Matthew Barnes’ rise to CEO
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Australian retailers target labour resolution
Leading supermarket chains team-up with produce sector to address employment laws
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ArticleGreengrocers making a comeback
Research conducted by the Australian Project Harvest study has found that consumers are returning to specialist greengrocers for vegetable purchases
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ArticleTesco unveils new veg range to cater for diet craze
Cauliflower couscous, carrot spaghetti, and courgette ribbons products unveiled at the UK's largest supermarket
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Article"Positive momentum" for Ahold
First quarter result shows sales up 3.1 per cent at constant exchange rates
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ArticleProduce sales slide in Belgium
Volume sales of fruit and vegetables in Belgium fell by nearly 6 per cent in 2014, according to research from GfK Benelux
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ArticleAsda to import Bangladeshi mangoes
Retailer lists ‘first-ever’ Bangladeshi mangoes exported to mainstream European markets
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ArticleInaugural FPJ Big 50 People lists produce's finest
Influential, committed, charismatic and successful - the FPJ Big 50 People lists the movers and shakers in fresh produce
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ArticleFruitday to leverage JD.com’s network
China’s leading online direct sales company JD.com has led a US$70m financing round for fresh fruit e-tailer Fruitday
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ArticlePret to open first hospital branch
Due to open in early June, the fit-out is well under way at the site in Oxford, located in the atrium retail outlets of the west wing
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ArticleFrance makes it illegal for retailers to destroy food
French retailers must now sign contracts with charities under new law that means destroying unsold edible food is illegal
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ArticleSteve's Leaves launches new salad bowl
The product, being sold at Waitrose, features different types of tomato, orange peppers and cucumber
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ArticleBooker set to buy Londis and Budgens chains
Wholesaler is set to officially announce the £40 million deal involving the Musgrave Group stores later today (21 May)
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Article‘Major' fire at Sainsbury’s depot
Retailer assesses damage after 70 firefighters fought for two hours to control the blaze at its south London DC yesterday
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ArticleProfit down at Wal-Mart
Growth in US net sales not enough to prevent fall in overall operating income for first quarter of fiscal 2016
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ArticleWaitrose to sell weather-blemished apples
Retailer to sell produce of South African growers hit by regional hail in 263 branches as a gesture of support
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Article'Outstanding' food sales help M&S raise pre-tax profit
Retailer's underlying pre-tax profit rose 6.1 per cent from £622.9 million to £661.2m in the year to March 28
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ArticleShoppers vote Budgens best 'top-up' retailer
The Co-operative, Nisa, Waitrose and Spar also won prizes at the CTP awards
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ArticleAsda suffers drop in like-for-like Q1 sales
Sales at the UK Big Four retailer, excluding fuel, fell 3.9 per cent during the 15 weeks to April 19 - the group's first quarter