All Retail articles – Page 673
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UK top fruit targets food-service
Chairman of the Marden Fruit Show Society Robert Mitchell, pictured, calls for more research and the need to target the catering sector during the opening of the National Fruit Show on October 17.
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Mayhew apple loyalty fears
Lord Mayhew tells the UK apple industry not to rest on its laurels. Loyalty of consumer won't last unless we court it, says the National Fruit Show president.
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Small shops turn a corner
Fortunes are changing for the UK's corner shops, according to a new report.
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Crunch time for arty kids
UK schoolchildren can scoop a colourful prize by demonstrating their art prowess to Le Crunch judges.
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Category management a must
Suppliers of fresh produce to the multiples must wake up to category management or risk their future, says Professor David Hughes.
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Metric lobby weighs in
Supporters of metrication are calling on the government for a unified programme to complete metrication in the UK.
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Price still right
The price of food is still a key factor in influencing retail sales, though over half those asked cited other reasons for buying groceries, according to a recent survey.
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Spending boost shock
Favorable reports emerge about retail spending as the widespread confusion surrounding the future of the UK economy deepens.
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More waste, less rubbish
One supermarket is packaging all organic fruit in biodegradable materials.
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Potato prowess
The British Potato Council (BPC) launches a computerised training kit to help UK retailers improve potato sales.
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Produce holding up
The UK fresh produce industry has been largely unaffected by the terror attacks in the US earlier this month.
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Asda backs British
UK supermarket Asda is backing UK top fruit this autumn to celebrate the country's best harvest for many years.
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Farmers celebrate markets
The UK embraces farmers' markets during September as part of NAFM's promotion.
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BPC tackles training
The British Potato Council has developed a new training scheme to help retailers boost potato sales.
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Somerfield loses out
Somerfield sees sales growth fall away amid hot competition from larger stores.But bosses dismiss the news as shares slump.
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Tesco hits the heights
Tesco climbs the world league of hypermarket operators. UK's leading multiple is poised to gain market share with focused strategy, say experts.
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Tesco cuts fail to bite
The UK's largest supermarket has launched a series of price cuts with little effect on its produce aisles.
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Multiples spurn Kent showcase
Members of Kentish Fare, which promotes the county's foods and drinks, have been stunned by the indifference shown by leading supermarkets to this year's Kentish Apple Festival.
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Further pesticides residue fears
Another consumers 'champion' hits out at high pesticide levels on UK product.Row flames fanned by Which? magazine report as facts remain scarce.