Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 32
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ArticleRewe reacts to online grocery challenge
Germany's second-largest food retailer is taking the fight to Amazon with a brand new fulfilment centre in Cologne
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ArticleColruyt to sell Belgian sweet potatoes
First harvest will be available in December and January, retailer said
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ArticleKibsons explores home deliveries
David Prokopiak of Kibsons International is set to appear at Fruitnet Forum Middle East next week to discuss the development of its home delivery service in the UAE
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ArticleBattaglio boosting demand with new identity
Italian importer says it wants to capitalise on recent growing interest in fresh fruit and veg among consumers and retailers
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ArticleAmazonFresh expansion continues in Germany
Extension of food delivery service to Munich adds to existing networks in Hamburg, Berlin and Potsdam
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ArticleJumbo set to enter Belgium in 2019
The Netherlands' second-largest food retailer is reportedly looking to establish 30 stores in its neighbouring market
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ArticleCobana change reflects new demand
The company has shortened its name and is working to meet growing need for more informed, longer-term supply
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ArticleSanLucar enlists furry friend for new campaign
The company’s partnership with Studiocanal gets a second outing as new Paddington Bear movie hits cinema screens
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ArticleRewe expands produce hub network
As reported in the German retail press, the Cologne-based retailer is taking more direct control of sourcing and logistics
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ArticleCEE to power Europe's grocery market
IGD forecasts that Central and Eastern Europe will drive the continent's future grocery growth, rather than Western Europe
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ArticleCorreos launches express citrus delivery service
The service opens up a new distribution channel for growers in Valencia
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ArticleUK market becoming 'less attractive'
Significance of market for fruit growers in the Southern Hemisphere is 'dwindling', says new report
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ArticleEmbrace change, grocery sector urged
The global grocery sector has an unprecedented opportunity to make retail disruption work in its favour, IGD chief executive says
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ArticleSpinneys joins Dubai congress
Spinneys’ Paul James Morgan will speak at the Fruitnet Forum Middle East about the latest retail trends, including direct sourcing, online sales, and local, organic and fresh-cut products
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ArticleFrance proposes food pricing change
In an attempt to help farmers facing a squeeze on prices, the French government is proposing that food prices be set according to producers’ costs
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ArticleSmartphones helping shoppers save
Survey shows a growing number of shoppers are turning to their smartphones to find the best deals on their groceries
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ArticleTru-Cape celebrates milestone
South African company celebrates delivery of landmark carton to the country’s Shoprite Group
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ArticleGerman retailers line up new buyers
Grocery trade publication Lebensmittel Zeitung reports on major appointments to fruit and veg sourcing teams
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ArticleCarrefour Italia launches premium brand
French-owned retail chain unveils new trademark and reveals it is also working on a healthy eating brand for citrus
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ArticleThe Greenery makes snap decision on berries
New blueberry packaging introduced to the German market is aimed at providing consumers with greater convenience