All Retail articles – Page 377
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ArticleM&S takes "earliest ever" Jersey Royals
Iconic British potatoes arrive over three weeks earlier than predicted from open-field production thanks to new techniques
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ArticleFresh & Easy makes school donation
Retailer gives more than US$2.1m to schools in Arizona, California and Nevada through its annual Shop for Schools programme
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Underlying profit drops at Delhaize
Belgian retailer announces higher year-on-year revenue for 2012 but sees profit decline by 17.5 per cent
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ArticleRise for Sainsbury's as Morrisons' dip continues
Sainsbury's grows ahead of the market by 0.9 per cent for the three-month period ended 17 February
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ArticleColes and Woolworths under investigation
Grocery giants accused of improper practice and could soon face being held accountable by a supermarket code of conduct
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ArticleInternational Produce changes name
Asda's fresh produce sourcing division renamed to reflect recent expansion into other areas of procurement
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ArticleTesco promises 'radical' supply chain shake-up
CEO Philip Clarke admits that relationships with farmers haven't always been approached correctly and vows to make changes
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ArticleTarget takes first Canadian steps
Retailer opens three pilot stores in Ontario as the final testing phase ahead of a major roll-out in 2013
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ArticleFyffes selling Canary Is bananas to Asda
UK retailer to trial direct imports of Fyffes-branded bananas from the Canary Islands in 230 of its British stores
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ArticleTesco applies direct plan to apples
Retailer looks set to drop one importer, underlining commitment to buying greater volume of fruit direct from source
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ArticleCarrefour announces sharp profit increase
Company which lost 40 per cent of its share value in 2011 making remarkable recovery
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ArticleAustralian suppliers voice support for Aldi
German retailer praised as a reliable and fair business partner over its rivals, grocery giants Coles and Woolworths
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ArticleAldi expanding into two more Australian states
Discounter announces plans to open approximately 100 stores in Western Australia and South Australia
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ArticleRoyal Ahold looks back on tough year
Dutch retailer, which has operations in Europe and the US, remains committed to reconfiguring its business for growth
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ArticleCosta Group to acquire Adelaide Mushrooms
Global agribusiness set to increase production to over 500 tonnes of mushrooms per week
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ArticleStrong Q4 for fruits and organics
Fresh fruit and organic sales grew on the US market during the fourth quarter last year, despite average retail price hikes
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ArticleIndian vegetable prices drop
Improved supplies help counter food inflation which had caused onion prices to treble
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ArticleAeon invests in hypermarket rebrand
Retailer to spend RM65m (US$21m) revamping its 27 stores in Malaysia acquired last year
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ArticleMetro Cash & Carry opens in Indore
German retail giant Metro opens fifteenth store in Indian city of Indore and expects to deliver benefits to local growers