All Retail articles – Page 516
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ArticleTesco announces fresh changes
UK retailer informs suppliers of significant reorganisation within its fresh produce buying department
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Tesco takes aim at head office jobs
Tesco has responded to rumours that it is planning to axe 100 head office jobs by saying it is planning changes that will “affect a very small number of jobs in our offices”.
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ArticleDelhaize makes Romanian move
The group has moved to purchase four supermarkets in the eastern European country
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ArticleJR Holland gets in the saddle
JR Holland Food Services will be rolling out a programme of in-kind contributions to community projects in the North East area as part of its expanding corporate social responsibility policy.
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Recycling label launches in UK
A universal on-pack recycling label is being launched today by leading retailers.
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ArticleUnited Fresh releases quarterly report
A study focusing on the role of the economy on US produce sales has been published by the United Fresh Research & Education Foundation
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ArticleSuppliers urged to stand firm
A senior city analyst has warned that, with many businesses teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, a bad summer may see the market drastically altered.
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ArticleCarrefour appoints new CFO
Pierre Bouchut will take over from the departing Eric Reiss at the French retailer in May
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ArticleMusgrave invests £10m in retail
‘Stronger together’ was the theme for this year’s annual Budgens and Londis conferences where Phil Smith, managing director of Musgrave Retail Partners GB, pledged a £10 million investment to support retailers in 2009.
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ArticleCostco Australia ahead of schedule
The world’s largest warehouse club operator, Costco, is five months ahead of schedule for its first Australian store
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ArticlePantaloon to spin off retail chains
India’s Pantaloon Retail will form a new corporate entity from its Food Bazaar and Big Bazaar chains
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ArticleAldi gears up for Texas entry
The retailer is investing heavily to establish itself in the US state's market
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ArticleAldi set for A$1bn refurbishment
The discount retailer is set to upgrade 150 outlets across Australia and launch a new distribution centre
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ArticleWal-Mart steps up Hispanic drive
New Supermercado stores and a Latino version of Sam's Club will be launched this year
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ArticleRetail Focus | France
Price-sensitive consumers are making life tough for France's retailers, with difficulties expected to continue through 2009
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ArticlePBH honors four leading US retailers
The supermarket operators have earned Produce for Better Health retail role model status for their commitment to the Fruits & Veggies-More Matters campaign
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ArticleMeal tickets to include fruit and veg
Politicians in France have set the ball rolling to allow meal tickets to be used for the purchase of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleChinese retailers seek direct sourcing
Direct sourcing is in increasing trend for Chinese retailers, and this could raise competition with imports
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ArticleSam's Club gets new CEO
Wal-Mart has announced that Brian Cornell will step into the role at its Sam's Club operations on 3 April
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ArticleTough 2008 experienced by Waitrose
Yearly profits fell at the supermarket chain, echoing the overall struggles of parent group John Lewis