All Retail articles – Page 381
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ArticleZambian grapes make UK debut
Sainsbury's selling Prime White and Flame Red varieties in 200 stores for month-long period
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ArticleEarnings growth at Canada's Metro
Chief executive attributes strong result to effective cost control and sustained investments in group's network
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ArticleDelhaize backs Serbian growers
Retailer introduces new Grown in Serbia campaign at stores across the country to promote healthy fruits and vegetables
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ArticleAsda sales growth slows down
Market share grows and like-for-like sales climb on same period of 2011, but sales actually down on Q2
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ArticleMixed result for Ahold in Q3
While sales climb at constant exchange rates, the Dutch retailer sees operating income fall by 4 per cent
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ArticlePremium range boosts Sainsbury's profits
Profits climb through the first half of the year with growth in its Taste the Difference range and online business
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ArticleMercator swings to net loss
Slovenian retailer makes net loss of €22m during opening nine months of 2012
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ArticleThe Chain | October 2012
Banana wars continue to be waged, but the key difference now is that the power has shifted in favour of retailers and third-party logistics providers
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ArticleSainsbury's stocks UK Sweet Sensation
AG Thames supplies retailer with first home-grown Sweet Sensation pears
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ArticleRetailers remain coy on India
Some international retailers remain cautious about entering the Indian market despite the huge potential it offers
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ArticleVeg sales rise at Waitrose
The UK supermarket chain has seen a major increase in sales of certain vegetables, due to the autumn conditions
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ArticleM&S criticises "greenest government"
The UK retailer has hit out at government policies reducing the certainty created by the 2008 Climate Change Act
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Delhaize sources direct
The Belgian retailer is trialling direct supplies to meet the growing demand for local produce
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Delhaize reveals third-quarter results
Revenue climbs for Belgium-based grocery retailer despite mixed results domestically and in the US market
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ArticleFood sales help to spare M&S blushes
Profits fall at the high-end retailer despite a strong performance in half-year food sales
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ArticlePão de Açúcar sees profit growth
Brazil-based retailer benefits from interest rate cuts in the country designed to boost consumer spending
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ArticleFresh food top of new Dia concept's list
Retailer to follow trial in Madrid with launch of 32 stores by the end of 2012
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ArticleTesco aims to convert commuters
World's third-largest retailer trials scheme to save shoppers the "hassle" of actually going into their stores to buy groceries
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ArticleNew M&S pear arrival is 'world first'
Retailer to roll out range of Conference and Green Williams pears that utilise It'sFresh ethylene management technology
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ArticleTesco driver strikes could affect deliveries
Yorkshire and Humber areas of UK could see food deliveries impacted by the disruption