All Retail articles – Page 388
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Morrisons 'delivers in difficult year'
Yearly turnover and profits improve at UK retailer as customer numbers hit record levels
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ArticleBayWa: T&G deal good for growers
Group chief executive says takeover of New Zealand company could strengthen commercial ties with German retailers
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ArticleHome-grown asparagus hits M&S shelves
The earliest ever British asparagus is now available at Marks & Spencer, well ahead of the traditional season
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ArticleFresh & Easy on course to break even
Tesco's US operation, which has racked up losses since opening in 2007, could break even this year
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ArticleShopping malls the future of foodservice
Foodservice-market analyst Horizons has highlighted exciting new opportunities for the sector.
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ArticleRussian banana prices soar
The bankruptcy of JFC has seen banana prices jump by over 50 per cent, according to reports in Russia
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ArticleValue-added and organic growth in US
Latest FreshFacts on Retail report show that higher overall prices did not put consumers off organic or value-added categories
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ArticleUFCW pension plan hits Kroger results
Despite reporting a net loss for the fourth quarter of the year, Kroger's chairman and CEO calls its full-year results 'outstanding'
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ArticleTesco pledges to create 20,000 jobs over two years
Tesco has pledged to create 20,000 new jobs in the UK over the next two years by investing in customer service, refreshing stores and opening new ones.
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ArticleTesco Lotus IPO generates US$602m
Strong interest in Tesco Lotus IPO makes it the largest listing in the country since 2006
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ArticleAeon invests in Vietnam
Aeon’s president and CEO has reiterated the retailer’s commitment to increasing its footprint in Vietnam
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ArticleAll-round success for Ahold
Fourth quarter and full-year income comes in higher for the Dutch retailer as it hits cost reduction targets
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ArticleInterest grows in Tesco's fresh plans
Company understood to be preparing new strategy which will see it focus on improving its reputation for fresh food
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Prince of Wales and Sainsbury's among investors in waste start-up
The Prince of Wales and Sainsbury’s are among those investing £65 million in a new start-up company that will turn organic waste into energy at plants in the UK.
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ArticleVégétable Forum looks at convenience
The growth of the convenience format will provide the centrepiece for April's Végétable Forum in Paris
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ArticleCo-op to source only Fairtrade bananas
UK retailer says move 'could be a blueprint for feeding the world’s growing population'
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ArticleAeon appoints top-level management
Aeon announces new roles for its current president and vice president
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ArticleCasino records growth
An increase in international sales, combined with a solid performance at home, led to a year of growth for the French retailer
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ArticleTarget reports Q4 profits slide
Aggressive promotions by fellow US retailers over the holiday period has contributed to decline in earnings for the company
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ArticleTesco opens hi-tech dotcom store in London
Tesco has opened a 115,000 square foot delivery packing dotcom store in north London that could send its share in the online food sector to over 50 per cent.