Retail news from Asiafruit – Page 20
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ArticleRetail revelation for Iftekhar Ahmed & Co
Pakistani fresh produce company announces a move into retail with its new Go 4 Fresh stores
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ArticleAmazon goes directly to growers in India
Amazon Retail India is sourcing fresh produce directly from growers as part of a new pilot project.
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ArticleJD and Alibaba drive online grocery sales
E-commerce big-hitters JD.com and Alibaba are driving online grocery sales in Asia, according to IGD
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ArticleBravo apple set for international stage
Manjimup-bred apple subject to international commercialisation process, with West Australian state government signing MOU
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ArticleWalmart and Flipkart invest in Ninjacart
Retail heavyweights put their money behind Indian fresh produce supply chain startup
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ArticleTesco mulls sale of Asian stores
Proceeds of sale would enable retailer to continue to restructure its UK operations
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ArticleAeon gets online help
Leading Japanese retailer partners with Ocado to launch new online shopping company
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ArticleMerger creates Vietnamese retail giant
Vingroup’s retail and agriculture divisions will join Masan Consumer Holdings to create a new entity
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ArticleHong Kong suspends imports of Californian lettuce
Imports of Romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, California halted following suspected E.coli contamination
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ArticleWalmart to add 500 stores in China
US retailer set to double its presence in China over the next five to seven years
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ArticleSuri Agro launches Mumbai facility
Leading Indian fruit distributor’s transformation into a one-stop-produce-shop takes next step after opening US$6.8m facility
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ArticleAlibaba launches Hong Kong IPO
E-commerce giant announced secondary listing after a series of delays
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ArticleChinese and Australian retailers unite
Yonghui will source Australian products from Woolworths as part of a new agreement
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ArticleFarmind buys JWM Asia Japan
Leading Japanese distributor to expand import range and diversify sourcing base with purchase of JWM Asia's Japan business
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ArticleE-commerce invests in India
Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart have made significant investments as vie for control of India’s e-commerce market
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ArticleAustralian pears exported to Thailand
Goulburn River Gold and Rico branded pears make up inaugural shipment to Asian nation
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ArticleConstruction of NT freight hub set to begin
New facility at Darwin Airport on track to open by August 2020
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ArticleSingapore retailer consolidates
NTUC FairPrice will join with NTUC Foodfare and Kopitiam to form the new NTUC FairPrice Group
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ArticleSignificant investment pays dividends in Peru
Acquisition, expansion and the creation of a total quality management team helps Vanguard Peru to improve operations
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ArticleAustralia’s attempt to grow the ‘King of Fruit’
Successful growth and storage trials of highly sought after muskmelon encourages growers and exporters to expand in North Queensland