All Retail articles – Page 333
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Article‘Emergency’ funding for EU growers
Growers and producers hit by Russia’s ban on EU food imports can apply for funding to compensate market withdrawal
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ArticleTesco produce 'damaged' amid Gaza protest
One arrested as Free Gaza protest at a branch of the supermarket allegedly leads to fruit and veg being thrown on floor
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ArticleChina Fruits to invest in e-commerce
China Fruits has posted a 562 per cent increase in revenue in the first six months of 2014 and announced a $160,000 investment in e-commerce
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ArticleAsda CEO upbeat despite management changes
Andy Clarke reports 0.5 per cent sales growth and insists supermarket is well-placed for the future
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ArticleSpar plans Indian expansion
Spar International has announced a partnership with Max Hypermarkets to operate 30 stores in India by 2019
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ArticleFrieda's brings back purple potatoes
For the third consecutive season, Frieda's will be offering Stokes Purple Sweet Potatoes
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ArticleWalmart lowers full-year guidance
Despite a rise in revenue and net income, Walmart has lowered its full-year fiscal 2015 profit forecast
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ArticleDairy Farm to buy stake in Yonghui
Hong Kong's Dairy Farm is to buy a 19.99 per cent stake in Chinese retailer Yonghui
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ArticleAuchan quits India
French retailer Auchan is ending its retail partnership in India after India's new government fails to clarify the future of FDI
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ArticleUK Aldi shoppers pay 'nearly double'
British shoppers at fast-growing discounter pay almost twice what they would pay at German, Spanish and French outlets
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ArticleWaitrose hits jackpot with sweetcorn sales
Retailer predicts ‘best-ever’ year for British sweetcorn with a 30 per cent sales uplift driven by warm weather and BBQ trends
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ArticleRetailers ‘do not help' shoppers buy seasonal produce
New research shows 86 per cent of shoppers want to buy seasonal produce, despite low awareness of what is in season
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ArticleWalmart China faces food safety investigation
Chinese authorities are investigating claims a Walmart store in Shenzhen has violated food safety regulations
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ArticleWoolworths opens first “dark store”
Australian grocery chain Woolworths has opened its first store dedicated exclusively to online sales
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ArticleUK industry chiefs play down impact of Russia's produce ban
Association figureheads confident that year-long Russian ban on EU produce shouldn't cause major disruption to UK market
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ArticleMorrisons partners with The Sun to promote produce
Retailer uses national and regional press to offer £5 of free fruit and vegetables and publicise price cuts
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ArticleTesco is UK's leading English apples and pears seller
Sales of Conference pears, Cox, Braeburn and Bramley apples are the native varieties that continue to prove popular
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ArticleMetro sells Vietnam branch for $876m
German retailer Metro has sold its Vietnam cash-and-carry operations to Thailand’s Berli Jucker
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ArticleNew Libya deal for UK banana brand
BanaBay to start supplying premium quality bananas to Tripoli-based Al Fakhira as it seeks to boost Middle East presence
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ArticleBuoyant Waitrose sees sales growth
Premium retailer said after a ‘remarkable’ year it expects to record 4.5 per cent sales growth for the first half of the year