All Retail articles – Page 402
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ArticleOnline retail in China to triple
Online retail sales in China are set to triple to over US$360bn by 2015, according to recent research
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ArticleM&S food sales up despite poor performance
Increased food sales provide relief for Marks & Spencer during “challenging” fourth quarter
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OFT approves Co-op's Scottish c-store move
The Office of Fair Trading has approved the Co-operative Group’s acquisition of Scottish convenience retailer, David Sands Ltd.
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ArticleWalmart China executive departs
Joe Zhou joins growing list of top-level executives to depart Walmart’s Chinese operations
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ArticleMorrisons back with Fresh In campaign
Retailer underlines its commitment to sourcing locally produced fresh fruit and vegetables "wherever possible"
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ArticleWalmart international eyes improvements
Group's international arm is keen to improve results in existing global markets rather than move into new countries
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ArticleDole issues bagged salad recall
The precautionary recall is limited to certain salads under the Seven Lettuces range marketed by Dole Fresh Vegetables in the US
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ArticleOcado joins British Retail Consortium
Online grocer has become the latest group to join the trade association for the UK retail industry
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Indian state eases supply chain regulations
Maharashtra state government plans to allow farmers to sell direct to markets to lower the cost of fresh produce to consumers
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Walmart rethinks China
With comparatively poor results in China, Walmart is rethinking its strategies there
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ArticleFairtrade flying high at Whole Foods
Natural and organic retailer has contributed millions of dollars to community development projects
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ArticleProduce firms faring better than FMCG
Produce companies are on a better financial footing than many of their manufacturing counterparts across the food retail supply chain, according to new figures from corporate financial analyst Company Watch.
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ArticleX5 reports on first quarter results
Consolidated net retail sales climb although like-for-like sales fall 3.9 per cent, the Russian retailer reveals
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ArticleCarrefour reports return to growth
The French retailer has reported a rise in sales for the first quarter, aided by continuing growth in emerging markets
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ArticleAsda ramps up Indian grape deal
Asda will be doubling its Indian grape volumes this season thanks to the joint-venture Bharti-Walmart global supply deal.
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ArticleForum warns of high-street degradation
The Forum of Private Business is warning that government proposals for a late night levy will not tackle UK drinking culture but degrade high streets and small independent traders.
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ArticleInnocent slims down ahead of Olympics
Smoothie maker launches 160ml range for sale in Tesco and Sainsbury's as part of lunchtime meal promotions
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ArticleQ4 loss recorded by Supervalu
US retailer makes net loss of US$424m in final quarter of fiscal 2012, while net sales also fall
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ArticleRobert Edwards is new Safeway president
Retailer promotes former executive vice-president and chief financial officer
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ArticleUS Hispanic spending on the up
Spending power among the US Hispanic community is forecast to continue rising over the next two years