All Retail articles – Page 445
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ArticleMigros cuts organic vegetable prices
Swiss retailer trims prices across its entire organic vegetable range as part of ongoing policy of permanent price reduction
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ArticleWaitrose appoints food technology boss
Waitrose has appointed a new director of food technology. David Croft will join the upmarket retailer from Kraft Food, where he was director of sustainable agriculture on 26 September.
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ArticleWholesale partnership buys Chef’s Connection
One of the biggest caterers on New Covent Garden Market (NCGM) has been bought out in order to protect trade at the wholesale market.
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ArticleMcDonald's signs up to health deal
McDonald’s is among 37 fast-food firms who have signed up to a voluntary agreement to display the calorific content of their meals after Ronald McDonald was branded an “evil influence”.
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ArticleGlobus breaks sourcing ties with Edeka
German hypermarket operator set to resume erstwhile food procurement collaboration with sourcing alliance Markant
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ArticleConcern over Chinese retail food safety
Greenpeace report questions safety of fresh produce sold in major Chinese supermarkets, including Tesco and Linhua
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ArticleChiquita celebrates biggest banana display
A display of more than 70,000lbs of Chiquita bananas at a US retail store is believed to have set a new world record
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ArticleGreek plans on hold for Carrefour
CEO Lars Olofsson says that it will reduce the number of conversions and will stop all remodellings
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ArticleAldi partners with USDA in health drive
Retailer’s new campaign aims to help make it easier, more affordable for US consumers to fill half their plate with fruits and vegetables
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ArticleProduce prices on the rise in US
Latest FreshFacts on Retail reports shows that higher prices led to a slight decline in fresh produce volume sales through Q2
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'Good progress' made by Morrisons
Group sees underlying profit grow 8 per cent year-on-year, as the retailer remains in line to deliver on yearly expectations
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ArticleWalmart's sourcing blueprint
Developments at Asda's International Produce sourcing unit suggest the division is regarded as an ideal procurement model and one that parent group Walmart could adopt worldwide
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ArticleAeon to expand Thailand operations
Japan’s largest supermarket operator Aeon has announced it will expand its presence in Thailand next year opening an additional 23 stores there
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ArticleCarrefour goes upscale in Jakarta
Reports suggest group's Indonesian arm is to convert several stores to cater for upmarket shoppers
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ArticleMorrisons builds store on stilts
Morrisons is to build a new supermarket to serve the people of Cardiff - on stilts.
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ArticleAwesome August for Costco sales
Group reports on growth of 17 per cent, while also revealing that Jim Sinegal is to step down as CEO on 1 January 2012
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ArticleRewe reveals Penny expansion plans
Group to invest in increasing the Romanian reach of Penny Market
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ArticleWaitrose to stock fresh damsons
Waitrose is to stock English damsons as it looks to widen its fruit offering.
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ArticleThe Eurofruit Podcast - Edition 1
The first edition of the Eurofruit Podcast presents an exclusive interview with Matt Simister and Darren Clough, two of the directors leading Tesco’s new Group Food Sourcing Division
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ArticleCentral sourcing strategy gains impetus
Tesco is reducing its dependence on the British market, affecting the way in which it sources fresh produce for sale to its customers across the world