All Retail articles – Page 563
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Tesco stops sourcing from Zimbabwe
Retailer cuts supply amid growing international pressure but says it remains committed to helping growers and exporters "by other means"
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Co-op prepares to clinch Somerfield deal
The Co-operative Group may buy supermarket chain Somerfield in a deal worth up to £2 billion from its private equity owners next week, the Sunday Express reported.
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Tesco performs Zim produce u-turn
The UK’s number one supermarket turned its back on Zimbabwean farmers last night, by caving in to public pressure and agreeing to take the country’s food off its shelves.
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Ahold completes Schuitema sale
CVC Capital has completed the purchase of Schuitema from Dutch retail group Ahold
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Migros prepares for discounters
Following the purchase of a stake in Denner, Migros Switzerland is set to restructure its buying department
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Greece tops Eurostat availability study
The EU statistics agency Eurostat has released a report on fruit and vegetable availability in the European Union
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Subhiksha acquires Blue Green stake
The newly-formed Subhiksha Ltd will be listed on the National and Bombay stock exchanges
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Spanish Picota cherries hit the UK
The first arrivals of new-season Picota cherries from Spain hit the UK this week, backed by a promotional campaign by Foods from Spain.
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Plums and tourism push for South Africa
The South African stonefruit industry will be involved in a joint campaign, to be launched in the UK in 2009
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Chinese retail market set for boom
The country's retail industry is set to overtake Japan as the second most valuable in the world
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US stores feel impact of Chilean strike
A leading US importer has revealed that Chile’s recent port strike has lead to an ongoing shortage of citrus and apples in US supermarkets
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ASDA to cut grocery prices
The retailer is attempting to help consumers combat the credit crunch by lowering prices on staple foods this weekend
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Tengelmann in mass refurbishment
The German retailer has undergone major changes in terms of product focus and store design
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UK gears up for first British Cherry Day
The first-ever British Cherry Day will see high-profile foodie events around the country next month.
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Waitrose in British food push
A campaign has been launched championing food and drink products from a range of specialist producers
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Own brand sales up for Kroger
The group's CEO has reported strong sales of own-label products during the first quarter of the year
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Colruyt reports positive FY results
The Belgian retailer has recorded better than expected results for the full year ended March 2008
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Supermarkets resist hygiene ratings plan
Some of the UK’s largest grocers have severely criticised the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA) controversial proposals for supermarkets to be covered by a UK-wide rating system measuring food hygiene standards.
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Asda and Morrisons gain momentum
Both Asda and Morrisons are enjoying growth ahead of the market, at the expense of Tesco and Sainsbury's, latest TNS figures reveal.
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UK Tenderstem arrives at The Co-op
The Co-operative is claiming to be the first to market with new-season British Tenderstem broccoli.