All Retail articles – Page 446
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ArticleTurners & Growers profit falls
New Zealand fruit and vegetable exporter suffers decline in full-year profit as tax expense offsets earnings growth
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ArticleWaitrose takes on Ocado
UK supermarket Waitrose has spent £10 million relaunching its online home-delivery service.
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ArticleExpanded offer boosts turnover at QV
QV Foods has reported a further year of strong sales growth with turnover rising by more than 30 per cent.
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Fresh produce well placed if food prices rise
Most shoppers are expecting food prices to rise and are actively seeking out value in order to deal with this, according to the IGD.
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ArticleM&S promotes English apples
The UK retailer has revealed a new innovative display for its English apples in order to educate consumers and boost sales
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ArticleWarm welcome for Co-op ethical plan
The UK retailer's decision to step up its ethical programme has been enthusiastically greeted by the Fairtrade Foundation
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ArticleDamco UK denies closure rumours
As it prepares to appoint a new CEO, company's European chief executive underlines commitment to growing in the UK
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ArticlePomona creates Refaly
The French distributor has announced the creation of Refaly to handle its fresh and processed produce
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ArticleSysco acquires Toronto facility
Fresh-cut firm buys processing plant to deliver produce more quickly to eastern Canada
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ArticleAsda outperforms UK grocery market
British retailer announces sales rise, but joins others in revealing concerns for the future
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ArticleSainsbury’s warns growers over expectations
Sainsbury’s has warned growers it cannot force partnerships within its supply chains for its own benefit.
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ArticleBRIC countries to dominate groceries
Developing grocery markets expected to overtake developed ones in near future, says latest sector report
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ArticleWaitrose relaunches home deliveries
Grocery retailer enters London home-delivery market after ending agreement not to compete with rival Ocado
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ArticleKorea increases imports
A Korean government ministry has increased the importation of some essential items to try and stabilise rising food costs
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Jeronimo Martins rides out 2010
A challenging environment could not prevent the Portuguese retailer from registering sales and earnings growth
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ArticleMarket share growth for Spar Austria
Retailer announces that it increased its market share to 29.5 per cent during 2010
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ArticleUGO flexes its discount muscles
UGO, the new branded discount supermarket launched by the Haldane Retail Group, flexed its muscles as it opened its first store last week in Staffordshire.
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ArticleProfit climbs for Sweden's ICA
Retailer rides out fourth-quarter sales and income drop to report on a positive set of full-year results in 2010
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ArticleWalmart to maintain top spot
US group is set to hit US$500bn in sales by 2014, while Tesco will be the fastest growing of the world's top four retailers
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ArticleThe Co-op takes on 1,700 new managers
The Co-operative Group has announced that it is to take on around 1,700 extra management staff in its food stores.