All Retail articles – Page 369
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ArticleTesco boss pledges more transparency for suppliers
Supermarkets need to get “more personal with growers and suppliers” according to Philip Clarke, UK chief executive of Tesco.
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ArticleKing calls for unified nutrition label
Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has called on the food industry to use a universal front of pack nutritional labelling system.
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ArticleWaitrose grabs record-breaking share
Waitrose’s share of the grocery market has climbed to its highest ever, according to latest figures from analyst Kantar Worldpanel.
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ArticleNew MD of convenience for Morrisons
Morrisons has appointed group strategy director Gordon Mowat to the newly formed role of managing director of convenience.
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ArticleM&S reaches GlobalGAP agreement
Marks & Spencer has agreed to share standards with international horticultural certification provider GlobalGAP, enabling fresh produce companies potentially to reduce the amount of auditing required in order to supply the group, Eurofruit reports.
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ArticleTesco opens new South Korean outlet
Store unveiling comes amidst tightening government regulations aimed at protecting local merchants
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Consumption falls among UK adults
The level of fruit and vegetables consumed by UK adults is in decline, according to new data released by DEFRA
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ArticleMetro anticipates poor FY2013
Low consumer spending and increased expenditure as group invests in revamping cash and carry business expected to depress profits
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ArticleWaitrose to ban use of neonicotinoids
Supermarket makes unilateral decision to ban controversial chemicals
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Gallery: Two Alberts in Amsterdam
Photos from the Albert Cuyp street market in Amsterdam and a city branch of supermarket chain Albert Heijn
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ArticleM&S posts a rise in food sales
Marks & Spencer has announced a four per cent rise in quarterly food sales.
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ArticleThe Co-op reveals produce packaging innovation
The Co-operative is set to use a new packaging system which it says can extend the shelf life of fresh produce by up to two days
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ArticleAldi makes UK convenience store debut
Aldi is opening its first-ever convenience store in the UK.
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AnalysisTo promote or not to promote?
With a glut of 50p retail promotions of late, are these helping or hindering the industry?
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ArticleTesco expands its retail operation in Thailand
Tesco has launched online grocery services for customers in Bangkok, Thailand as part of its aim to improve its international presence.
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ArticleChile strikes threaten UK exports
Key lines could run short in UK stores after strikes hamper sendings from the South American country
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ArticleChevalier completes Moraitis deal
Hong Kong-listed group confirms purchase of majority stake in leading Australian fresh produce distributor
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ArticleWalmart announces China expansion plans
US retail giant intends to open 30 new stores, revamp 400 of its existing outlets and remodel 50 others
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ArticleCouche-Tard raises Q3 earnings
Canadian retailer sees major increase in year-on-year net earnings for the third quarter of the year
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ArticleFrench retailers show sustainable side
Carrefour and Monoprix have chosen the occasion of sustainable development week to announce their latest environmental efforts