All Retail articles – Page 426
-
ArticleWalmex evaluates cost-cutting measures
CEO Scott Rank tells a Mexican investment summit that the group is looking to trim its supply chain costs
-
Article
Tesco distribution overhaul to exclude produce
Tesco has quashed rumours it is to overhaul its fresh produce distribution as it makes changes to its network.
-
ArticleWalmart reopens Japanese outlets
Walmart has reopened 12 of the 24 outlets it was forced to close in the wake of the 11 March earthquake and tsunami in Japan
-
ArticleTesco Lotus goes green
Tesco Lotus is planning to open its first South East Asian zero-carbon store in Thailand
-
ArticleIndia mulls retail-producer tie-ups
The Indian government may give domestic retailers incentives to source from local grower cooperatives and invest in their supply chains
-
ArticleRed Gold comes to UK stores
World's most expensive cherries to become widely available in UK after Spanish producer signs deal with Tesco
-
ArticleSainsbury’s caught on caulis
Sainsbury’s claims over its British cauliflowers have been called into question following a spot check investigation.
-
ArticleAshes to aisles for Freddie
Morrisons has trotted out from the pavilion in its return to celebrity-based advertising, with new ads to be fronted by cricketer Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff.
-
ArticleMigros most trusted on ecology
In Switzerland, retailer Migros inspires the most confidence on environmental issues, according to a recent Reader's Digest poll
-
ArticleMagnit posts positive profit
Russian retailer sees net profit jump by over 16 per cent during 2010 on strong like-for-like sales
-
ArticleWalmart establishes eastern HQ
Based in Atlanta, the new headquarters will manage nearly 1,600 Walmart stores in 20 states across the eastern US
-
ArticleRewe plots Romanian growth
Retailer is planning to introduce 20 new Penny stores to the Romanian market in 2011
-
ArticleModest growth for Sainsbury's
British retailer shows slight sales increase in fourth quarter statement, citing tough trading conditions for slowdown
-
ArticleProtests impact trade in Persian Gulf
Produce is being re-routed to unaffected markets as a result of the protests in the Gulf, causing big price fluctuations
-
ArticleMetro Group breaks earnings record
German retailer is now 'stronger than before the economic crisis', according to chief executive Eckhard Cordes
-
Article
Cencosud profits up on higher sales
Chilean retailer points to increased sales across business operations as reason for strong year
-
ArticleTesco ceo issues rallying cry
Tesco’s new UK chief executive Richard Brasher has praised “resourceful” consumers as the public battles unemployment and higher taxes.
-
ArticlePink Lady apple brand recognised in UK
CIM hands prestigious marketing award to Coregeo for its work on the leading Pink Lady apple brand
-
ArticleAuchan Hungary sees sales drop
Figures described as 'not bad' given the contraction of Hungary's overall retail market
-
ArticleAsda gets green light on expansion
Asda has confirmed it is to open 168 stores in 2011 after being given the green light by the Office of Fair Trading.