All Retail articles – Page 413
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ArticleNew road for Afghan pomegranates
Afghanistan's pomegranate growers and vendors expect a better season after an army operation to clear a major highway in Zabul Province
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ArticleKesko posts strong nine-month results
Finnish retailer's sales grow during January-September period as company targets new growth in Russian market
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ArticleSainsbury's finds new apple sales formula
Sainsbury's has made a play for some valuable Halloween PR points by enlisting the help of a leading mathematician to identify the best apple variety when it comes to the ancient art of apple bobbing.
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ArticleRetailers focus on everyday low prices
The traditional model of retail promotions and consumer responses is changing across the fresh departments of US retailers
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ArticleMagnit's net profit tops forecast
Russian retailer sees strong results in the third quarter, although yearly profit for the first nine months of the year falls
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ArticleWaitrose strikes midnight with pumpkin
Cinderella’s carriage has drawn up at Waitrose with the launch of a new pumpkin.
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ArticleSainsbury's finds new apple sales formula
UK grocer receives help from leading British academic to boost Halloween promotion of locally grown apples
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ArticleProfit boom for Colombia's Éxito
Casino-owned group announces that yearly third-quarter net profit grew by 59 per cent
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ArticleJeronimo Martins targets Colombia
Portuguese retailer has used its nine-month results release to announce that it is targeting the South American country
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ArticleSainsbury's contends Tesco lettuce ad
Sainsbury’s has pulled Tesco up over claims the UK’s largest supermarket has made over the freshness of its lettuce.
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ArticleThe Co-op cuts man hours after review
The Co-operative is to slash its man hours making the equivalent of 290 full-time redundancies.
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ArticleDiscounter popularity soars in UK
IGD study finds greater number of consumers shopping at discount grocery retailers, with figures expected to grow further
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ArticleDiscounters ramp up local offer
Discounters seem to be becoming more interested in stocking their shelves with local produce, latest research from market analyst IGD reveals.
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ArticleTates & Waynes open first Spar eco-store
The Tates & Waynes retail group has opened the doors to a pioneering energy efficient Spar store in Kidderminster.
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ArticleWal-Mart reopens Chongqing stores
The world’s largest retailer reopened its stores in the Chinese city of Chongqing after they were shut down for food standards violations
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ArticleSligro posts solid results
Dutch retailer sees growth in both third quarter and nine-month results
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ArticleBig C looks to boost capital
Thai retailer Big C seeks huge capital injection to fund expansion through issuance of shares
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ArticleNew future sought for Berwick St market
Authorities are looking to breathe new life into Berwick Street markets in Soho, London.
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ArticleWaitrose weighs in with giant avos
Waitrose is stocking an enormous avocado with up to 10 times as much flesh as standard varieties.
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ArticleTesco implements title changes
Tesco has streamlined its category management structure by creating a new position, FPJ can reveal.