All Retail articles – Page 361
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ArticleChristmas bonus for Waitrose and discounters
Kantar Worldpanel data reveals that Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl were the big winners during the holiday period in the UK
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ArticleM&S planning return to the Netherlands
Upmarket British supermarket chain said to be opening new store in Amsterdam following 12-year absence from Benelux
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ArticleShanghai Supafresh rides online tide
Importer-distributor Shanghai Supafresh is riding the crest of China’s surging online retail tide
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Article"Disappointing" Christmas for Morrisons
Sales fall 2.5 per cent as rivals make online gains, while CEO outlines aims to improve promotional innovation and communication
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Article7-Eleven focuses on fresh produce
Convenience store operator wants to make fresh food sales 20 per cent of total sales
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ArticleFestive cheer for Produce World
Vegetable supplier expects demand for key products such as carrots, parsnips and potatoes to remain high
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ArticleTesco announces It's Fresh! avocados
Following release of Tesco Finest tomatoes utilising the technology, retailer launches avocados from Worldwide Fruit
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ArticleSainsbury's invests €1.5m in R&D
Retailer hands out 14 grants from a shortlist of 21 UK producers
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ArticleAeon begins first Cambodian mall
Aeon has started work on its first Cambodian mall as part of expansion plans across the South East Asian region
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ArticleIndia looks into Walmart lobbying
The global retail giant is being investigated by the Indian government for the company's spending on lobbying to facilitate its entry into the country
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ArticleJeronimo predicts strong growth
Driven by its Polish and Colombian ventures, the Portuguese retailer expects yearly sales growth in the double digits
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ArticleTesco strengthens Irish position
Retailer grows its market share by 1.3 per cent for the year-long period to the end of November
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ArticleTesco adopts It's Fresh! for tomatoes
Leading retailer's Finest tomatoes will be the first to benefit from the ethylene absorbtion technology
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ArticlePositive vote for Indian FDI
India’s government has won a crucial upper house vote in favour of foreign direct investment in the country’s retail sector
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ArticleAllan replaces Kok at Dairy Farm
Dairy Farm International has confirmed Graham Allan will replace Michael Kok as CEO when he retires at the end of the month
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ArticleUphill battle for Indian FDI bill
India’s FDI bill is facing an uphill battle in the country’s parliament as the opposition rallies against it
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ArticleChina encouraging direct retail sourcing
The Chinese government is aiming to strengthen links between farmers and retailers to help the production sector develop
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ArticleAldi UK amasses more shoppers
Discounter has improved market share compared with the same period of 2011, while Waitrose also demonstrates growth
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Morrisons renews ND logistics contract
Norbert Dentressangle will help handle groceries for the UK retailer on the road and at distribution centres for a further two years
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ArticleTesco delivers mixed quarterly report
While overall group sales climb, UK like-for-like sales slip back by 0.6 per cent on the same period of 2011