All Retail articles – Page 427
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Pakistani mangoes start Asda trial
Mango exports from Pakistan being trialed in Asda stores in UK over four-month period
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ArticleFoodservice giant sets apprenticeship target
While London mayor Boris Johnson announced his target to reach 20,000 apprentices this year, Compass Group UK & Ireland made its own offering 1,600 apprenticeship places to its employees in 2011-12.
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ArticleTarget Canada will carry fresh produce
Group confirms that it will offer a range of fresh goods when it opens its first Canadian stores in 2013
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ArticleM&S increases food market share
Marks & Spencer has seen a surge in UK sales and a gain in food market share.
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ArticleSainsbury’s and Jamie Oliver part company
Sainsbury’s 2011 Christmas advert will draw down the curtain on the 11-year association between TV chef Jamie Oliver and the supermarket by mutual consent.
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ArticleCostco to open second Australian outlet
As US wholesale giant Costco prepares to open its second Australian outlet next week it has indicated plans for further expansion in the country
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ArticleAldi stops publishing banana price
Discount retailer abandons weekly pricing reference, leaving European banana market without key benchmark guide
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ArticleMassmart poised to buy The Fruitspot
South African retailer reported to be planning acquisition of fresh produce company as it bids to expand its product offer
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ArticleSainsbury's buyers out in force
Sainsbury’s buyers met with more than 400 suppliers at the Royal Highland Show this year, a record for the supermarket’s presence there over the last 10 years.
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ArticleTesco opens academy in South Korea
Tesco has opened a multi-million-dollar training facility in South Korea, highlighting the growing importance of the retailer's Asian operations
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UK apricots kick off at Waitrose
Stonefruit supplier British and Brazilian (B&B) delivered the first of this season’s UK apricots into Waitrose this week.
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ArticleCo-op Highland Court deal yields first fruit
The Co-operative Farms (TCF) has harvested its first stonefruit from the latest addition to its fruit-growing operation - Highland Court Farm in Kent.
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ArticleTesco slapped with rotten produce fine
Tesco has been hit with a fine and costs totalling £16,401 for contraventions of marketing standards for fresh produce over a three-year period at one of its Essex stores.
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ArticleMorrisons freshens up with M-local
UK supermarket chain inaugurates first convenience store in northern England, two more to follow as part of trial
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ArticleTesco and Sainsbury's in topfruit battle
Sainsbury's has moved ahead of Tesco on volumes of English topfruit sold
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ArticleMangoes register uptick in sales
Marketing activity organised by the National Mango Board is reportedly having a positive effect on stock movement
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ArticleRSA retailer denies Tesco talks
A decision to retrench 3,000 workers has sparked a debate that South African retailer Pick n Pay could be the target of a take-over
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Tesco and Sainsbury's slug it out on top fruit
Sainsbury’s and Tesco are locked head-to-head on English apples and pears in one of the most competitive top-fruit seasons on record.
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ArticleWalmart expands Florida fresh produce offer
World's biggest retailer plans to launch ten smaller Supercenters in South Florida by end of 2013
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ArticleTesco to increase private label offer
Company tells European suppliers it will expand own-brand grocery offer as part of raft of changes at Group Food Sourcing