All Retail articles – Page 420
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ArticleAldi considers Florida distribution centre
Discount retailer could get US$1.7m in tax breaks if it builds warehouse in Palm Beach County
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ArticleThai flooding forces retail closures
Fresh produce sales face setbacks as flooding forces closure of some retail outlets in Thai capital of Bangkok
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ArticleUK web grocery sales top €12bn in 2016
Analysis suggests sales via online online grocery retailers in the UK will almost double in value during the next five years
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ArticleMetro chairman hands in resignation
Following the announcement last week that Eckhard Cordes will be leaving, Metro has now revealed that Jürgen Kluge is to resign
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ArticleProfit and sales rise for Axfood
Swedish retailer releases interim Q3 results, with growth in consolidated sales and profit
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ArticleCentral Market makes growth plans
H-E-B-owned retailer reveals template to expand using smaller stores
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ArticleWalmex profit enjoys highest increase
The third quarter saw net income up to US$360m, while revenue grew 11 per cent
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Delhaize eyes Indonesia
Belgian retailer Delhaize plans expansion in world’s fourth most populous nation
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Online retail growth set to spiral
Fresh produce suppliers cannot afford to miss out on growth forecasts for online grocery retailing, according to the IGD.
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ArticlePortas backs markets as review draws closer
Creating and maintaining retail markets in town centres could be made considerably easier following retail guru Mary Portas’ review of the high street.
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ArticleWalmart role for Greg Foran
Former Woolworths supermarket head Greg Foran has stepped into a new position with Walmart in the US
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ArticleSobeys restructures management
Canadian grocery chain splits executive responsibility between various arms, hoping to improve efficiency
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ArticleWal-Mart reveals plans for 2013
World's biggest retailer announces growth plan for next fiscal year, holding capital spending to US$13-14bn
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ArticleBoris makes food legacy call
Mayor of London Boris Johnson is calling on the capital’s chefs and caterers to make significant changes ahead of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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ArticleRetailers urged to plan produce resources
UK supermarkets need to understand the challenges of the weather and plan resource sourcing, the IGD has warned.
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Walmart China CEO departs
Walmart China CEO Ed Chan resigns as Chinese authorities force store closures and detain employees in light of recent labelling transgression
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ArticleAsda enters escalating UK price war
British retailer to cut prices of 3,000 items, including selling bananas at lowest price in UK
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ArticleMorrisons gives away cash
Morrisons is to give away cash in store as part of a multi-million pound competition in order to get more shoppers through the door.
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ArticleFruit prices fall as Asda makes cuts
The price war on groceries has intensified as Asda has announced it is to slash the price of thousands of lines.
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ArticleSainsbury's reports bumper British crop
Sainsbury’s has announced that it expects to sell more than 5,000 tonnes of British vegetables this autumn, while greater volumes of topfruit will also be available after an unseasonally warm September and October.