All Retail articles – Page 316
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ArticleLantao opens office in Qingdao
Premium fruit importer Lantao has opened its seventh office in China
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ArticleBaby leaf iceberg hits Asda shelves
The first-ever bags of baby leaf iceberg were launched in Asda this week, courtesy of PDM Produce
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ArticleLeclerc red-faced after photo slip
The French retailer has been embarrassed after it was pointed out that a picture of a producer on its packaging no longer supplied the company
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ArticleFruitday gets social with NW cherries
China’s leading e-retailer Fruitday has run a week-long promotion of Northwest cherries, using social media to drive demand
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ArticleItochu and CP Group sign alliance
Japan’s Itochu has signed a US$1bn strategic alliance agreement with Thai agriculture conglomerate CP Group
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ArticleAldi co-founder Karl Albrecht dies
Albrecht, who founded the German discounter with his brother Theo, passed away on 16 July
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ArticleJD.com launches online marketplace
China’s second largest e-retailer by market share, JD.com, has relaunched online marketplace Paipai
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ArticleWalmart boosts investments in India
Walmart has invested US$102.9m into its wholesale stores in India
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ArticlePhilip Clarke to leave as Tesco CEO
Unilever stalwart Dave Lewis to become new Tesco CEO from 1 October, 2014, as retailer also issues profit warning
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ArticleBanana brand's new UK organic range
BanaBay's new premium-quality, ethically-produced range is seen as an opportunity for forward growth and success
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ArticleCarrefour sees rise in sales
The French retail giant has recorded an increase in sales for the second quarter of the year, despite the negative impact of exchange rates
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ArticleReport points to pesticide presence
A new study has claimed that 84.2 per cent of fruits and berries in Norwegian stores contain pesticide residues
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ArticleFirst major batch of UK-grown apricots hit shelves at Tesco
Fifteen tonnes of UK-grown stonefruit now on sale in UK, with a huge increase in production lined up to seize export opportunities
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ArticleEU addresses unfair trading practices
The EC's communication on tackling unfair trading practices has been criticised by Copa-Cogeca for not going far enough
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ArticleFlower giant puts Blighty at the heart of its growth
The Butters Group is working to produce a locally-grown variety of chrysanthemum to use in bouquets for Waitrose
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ArticlePotato growers debate the way forward
They met at Aston Grange Farm near Runcorn towards the end of last month at Potato Council’s Cheshire Potato event
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ArticleCarrefour ditches new product line
Following a legal wrangle with the INAO, France's supermarket giant has decided to abandon its 'Origine & Qualité' mark
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ArticleKroger releases annual sustainability report
Retailer is moving closer to its goal of achieving the Environmental Protection Agency’s Zero Waste threshold
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ArticleWoolworths set for David Jones buyout
Shareholders of Australian retail chain David Jones have overwhelmingly approved takeover bid by South African retailer Woolworths
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ArticleE-retailer to bring Ruby cherries to China
Online fruit retailer Fruitday will be the first to bring Orondo Ruby cherries in to China, and is gearing up to begin organic kiwifruit promotions with Zespri