All Retail articles – Page 360
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ArticleWhole Foods pushes avocado promotion
Retailer planning eye-catching offer for customers over coming weekend as Hass campaign begins to get underway
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ArticleHuge post-harvest losses for India
Assocham study puts the horticulture industry's losses at more than Rs2tn (US$32.7bn)
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ArticleCarrefour plans to double Indian stores
French retail chain Carrefour is planning 10 new stores across India, more than doubling its network in the country
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ArticleSainsbury’s plans Philippines venture
British retailer Sainsbury’s is reportedly eyeing the Philippines as its next Asian market venture
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ArticleSheffield gears up for new market
Council says there are still vacancies for fresh produce traders at the city's new £18 million retail market
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ArticleBulgaria backs local produce suppliers
Ministry of Agriculture announces it has reached agreement with retailers in the country to source local fruit and vegetables
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ArticleA new definition for new potatoes
Potato Council provides a new industry description for the potato type as it looks to expand consumer understanding
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ArticleLasting Leaf backs breast cancer campaign
Bagged-salad brand brings its charity fundraising pink packs back into Asda for a second season
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ArticleOnline orders of cherries surge
As China's e-retailers offer consumers the opportunity to buy US cherries online, orders are booming
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ArticleCA stonefruit launch in Australia
After California stonefruit secures landmark Australia market access, launches are held in Sydney and Melbourne
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ArticleTesco on verge of Chinese merger
World’s second largest retailer expected to reach an agreement with China Resources Enterprise today
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ArticleMiami to host traceability workshop
The event aims to prepare the industry for Produce Traceability Initiative implementation as some US retailers work to November deadline
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ArticleTop-fruit success for Sainsbury's
Retailer sells the largest volume of English apples and pears for the fifth consecutive year
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ArticleApples used in fraudulent sale
A Brisbane woman has paid A$1,500 (US$1,338) for two apples, believing she was purchasing smartphones
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ArticleIndia softens FDI stance
Multi-brand retailers given more freedom in market but significant investment may still be months away
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ArticlePrune volumes to fall this year
The California Prune Board forecasts demand in the UK and Europe to outstrip supply
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ArticleTough trading conditions hit Metro
Sales fall across the board as consumer sentiment remains weak throughout the retailer's European markets
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ArticleWaitrose sales top £3 billion
Upmarket retailer's half-year sales exceed £3 billion for the first time
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ArticleRewe carries health message to kids
German supermarket chain is handing out free fruit to school children as they approach the start of a new academic year
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ArticleAzerbaijan invests in Russian market
Western Asian country targets expansion in far east of Russia with plan to establish new distribution hub in Ural region