All Retail articles – Page 76
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ArticleCovid pressure on Hong Kong produce supply
Supermarket shelves cleared of fruit and vegetables as Covid-19 outbreak disrupts supply chain
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ArticleColes launches drone delivery service
Retailer will use drones to deliver more than 250 items to consumers in Canberra
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ArticleLidl rises up UK supermarket ranks
Discount retailer Lidl GB has pipped Co-op to sixth place in UK supermarket rankings for first time
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ArticleM&S voted UK's top supermarket
Annual Which? survey reveals M&S as UK’s favourite in-store supermarket, ahead of last year's top scorer Aldi
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ArticleWorst border disruption 'yet to come', warns PML
Logistics boss says queues at border will be “ten times worse” once physical border inspections are introduced on 1 July
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ArticleUkraine conflict casts shadow over trade
Suppliers and retailers are already feeling the effect of economic sanctions and logistical disruptions
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ArticleIndonesian partnership for DiMuto
Sewu Segar Nusantara partners with DiMuto to enhance supply chain visibility including for its Sunpride brand
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ArticleKaufland: Germans need more winter veg
Survey finds over half of people in Germany want more homegrown fresh produce, including peppers and tomatoes
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ArticleAsda and Apeel combine for UK first
Retailer becomes first in UK to widely introduce Apeel’s plant-based protection to increase shelf-life and help reduce food waste
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ArticleAlbert Heijn makes packaging circular
Chain claims to be first supermarket in Netherlands to start closed-loop recycling of plastic in fresh fruit packaging
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ArticleTesco partnership turns veg packaging into bin bags
Soft plastics from in-store collection points are processed by Berry Global and converted into bin liners containing 20 per cent recycled material
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ArticlePotato milk: the product on everyone’s lips?
Potato milk is the latest dairy alternative about to cause a stir in consumer kitchens and cafes, says Waitrose
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ArticleRohlik presses on with German expansion
Knuspr.de aims to dominate Germany's growing e-grocery market by holding a 30 per cent market share
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ArticleSupermarkets set for first UK-grown Pink Lady
British retailers will begin sales of popular variety from 18 February following trials at Adrian Scripps and Worldwide Fruit
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ArticleEroski debuts Apeel citrus
Retailer becomes first in Spain to adopt US company’s plant-based shelf-life extension technology
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ArticlePoundland’s fresh produce first
Budget store Poundland will stock fresh produce at its new superstore in Nottingham
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ArticleAsda pay rise slammed by GMB Union
GMB Union accuses Asda of underpaying 150,000 retail workers as Asda announces two-step pay rise
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ArticleVertical farm to open in Berlin retail park
Growth towers at Potager Farm’s new facility will be installed by Edinburgh agritech firm Intelligent Growth Solutions
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ArticleCMA designates Amazon as a grocer
Decision means Amazon will now have to abide by the Groceries Supply Code of Practice in the UK
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ArticleOrigin update for New Zealand produce
New regulations will require country of origin information to be displayed on fresh produce