All Retail articles – Page 550
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ArticleBooths battles the big boys
North-west supermarket groups Booths posted a 30 per cent increase in profit for last year, up from £6.9 million in the previous 12 months.
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Further price cuts announced at Morrisons
Morrisons is cutting prices on a range of summer lines, including some fresh produce items, to offer consumers a basket of eight goods for just £4.
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ArticleUtopia and Waitrose push new cherry pack
Amcor's PushPop design is being used to market Utopia's new-season cherries sold through leading UK retailer Waitrose
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Rewe’s Czech acquisition to be investigated
Rewe’s proposed purchase of Czech discount retailer Plus has been referred to Czech competition authorities by the EU
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Schuitema chief executive resigns
Interim CEO to be appointed shortly in the wake of CVC Capital Partners' recent buyout of the Dutch supermarket group
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ArticlePM pledges to curb food waste
Food campaigners have urged supermarkets to cut unnecessary food offers, following a statement from prime minister Gordon Brown pledging to reduce food waste and stem escalating food costs.
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Edeka and Rewe up for organics prize
The two German companies are among the nominees in the food retailer category of this year's CMA-backed organic trade awards
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M&S board prepare for shareholder wrath
Sir Stuart Rose and his M&S board face a fiery annual meeting on Wednesday, after an unexpected profit warning this week.
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ArticleACS sets out stall
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) is to focus on planning policy reform and the proposed retail ombudsman, as it continues its campaign for a fairer grocery market.
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ArticleBarack Obama urges Tesco union talks
The presidential candidate has emphasised the need for unionisation in order to give employees a voice
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Carrefour ups Chinese JV stake
The French company has increased its share in Guangzhou Jiaguang Supermarket to 80 per cent following a CNY40m share purchase
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Retailers sign Romanian deal
An agreement has been reached between retailers and producers over a government proposal to help keep food prices stable
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ArticleTesco lifts banana price
Tesco increased the retail price of its bananas this week to 77p a kilo on loose fruit - 10p higher than Sainsbury’s, Morrisons or Asda.
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Wal-Mart and McDonald's pull tomatoes
Two of the biggest names in US food retailing have taken action to withdraw certain varieties of tomato following last week's Salmonella outbreak
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M&S shares fall on second-quarter results
A fall in like-for-like sales during the second quarter of 2008 has led to a drop in share price for Marks & Spencer, and the removal of Steve Esom from his role as director of food
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Asda wins environmental excellence award
The retailer has walked off with a highly sought-after prize at the 2008 Environmental Leadership Awards this week
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ArticleWal-Mart expands local sourcing programs
The retailer says it expects to sell around US$400m of regionally sourced produce this year
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Aldi unveils expansion plans
German discount chain Aldi is planning to open a new store in the UK every week, following a 20 per cent rise in sales in the past month.
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ArticleSales slump at M&S
Sales at Marks & Spencer dropped 5.3 per cent in the last three months, the high street chain has revealed, with its food business particularly affected.
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ArticleTesco appeals against Competition Commission proposals
Tesco is launching a legal challenge to the Competition Commission’s proposal to introduce a piece of legislation preventing stores from opening in towns where they already operate a large market share.