All Retail articles – Page 414
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ArticleCarrefour ups South American presence
The French retailer has signalled its intent in South America with the opening of two new stores, in Argentina and Colombia
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ArticleIndian FDI announcement causes chaos
The Indian government has been thrown into chaos following moves to allow foreign investment in the country’s multi-brand retail sector
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ArticleNet income slides at Colruyt
Discounter feels impact of French losses and a slump in Belgian consumer confidence
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ArticleTesco goes festive with further initiative
The Big Christmas Price Drop will see a reduction in price on a further 1,000 everyday products
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ArticleEthical shopping trend emerges in UK
Organics, reducing waste and ethical products are high on the list of priorities for shoppers under the age of 35
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ArticleShareholders 'want Carrefour CEO change'
Reports claim that the retailer's biggest shareholders are keen to replace current chief executive Lars Olofsson
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ArticleIndian farmers welcome FDI liberalisation
Indian farmers are hopeful investment by foreign retailers can overhaul a supply chain creaking with inefficiencies
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ArticleTesco announces Big Christmas Price Drop
Tesco is cutting the cost of 1,000 everyday items in a Big Christmas Price Drop.
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ArticleJumbo swoops for C1000
€900m deal is set to make Jumbo the second-largest supermarket chain in the Netherlands
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ArticleAhold outlines plan for future expansion
Dutch retailer signals intent with plans for growth in online and convenience sales, plus further expansion in Belgium
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ArticleIndian retail opportunity worth the wait
Arvind Singhal, chairman of Technopak Advisors, talks exclusively to Asiafruit about the opening of India’s retail market to foreign investment
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ArticleIndia opens to foreign direct investment
Indian government eases restrictions on foreign investment in its huge US$450m retail sector
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ArticleLarge Chilean cherry crop to create pressure ahead of CNY
With Chinese New Year falling earlier than usual and a large cherry crop out of Chile, traders will be under added pressure to move fruit
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ArticleWaitrose opens 'greenest store'
UK retailer says new store could reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by up to 80 per cent
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ArticleCouche-Tard reports earnings increase
Retailer sees net earnings climb 4.9 per cent following drop in expenses and an increase in sales
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ArticleAmcor apple pack lands award
Packaging group's Taste the Difference apple pack for Sainsbury's lands top prize in its category at UK Packaging Awards
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ArticleUS consumers seek greater variety
New study shows fresh food suppliers to the US are selling in a very different environment as consumers develop wider preferences
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ArticleShoppers get to know specialities
Produce event hosted by Freida’s in conjunction with Kroger and Schnucks helps to raise awareness about speciality fruits and vegetables
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ArticleMetro appoints new chief executive
German retailer turns to chief financial officer Olaf Koch to replace outgoing CEO Eckhard Cordes
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ArticleGlass Glover co-founder dies aged 81
Gerald Glass, the elder of the brothers who headed Glass Glover Group, one of the UK fruit trade's biggest success stories of the 1970s and 1980s, has died aged 81.