Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 33
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ArticleGem avocados to dazzle Tesco shoppers
UK retailer to stock the Westfalia-supplied avocado variety for a limited time
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ArticleVI.P ready to 'redesign apple category'
Italian group merges marketing and sales operations, naming Fabio Zanesco as its new commercial director
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ArticleConsumers happy to pay Fairtrade premium
GlobeScan research finds US consumers are willing to pay a premium for Fairtrade certified bananas
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ArticleTen reasons to attend DOGK
The annual German Fruit & Vegetable Congress returns to Düsseldorf at the end of this week
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ArticleProduce expert joins FFSEE programme
Piet Schotel of Fruit Consultancy Europe to deliver fresh insight and ideas at Fruitnet Forum South-East Europe
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ArticleConsumers blame producers for 'food fraud'
NFU Mutual study analyses UK attitudes to food fraud and consumer trust in the supply chain
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ArticleShifting supply lines in the global fruit trade
Chain reaction: Ole Schack Petersen comments on the latest trends in the international fresh produce business
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ArticleCarrefour offers residue-free pears
Carrefour has announced that residue-free pears will be hitting its stores in Belgium from this week, while residue-free apples are three years away
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ArticleTesco starts selling new apple in UK
Retailer sees good potential to grow sales of pink-coloured variety, which for the time being is known only as Prem34
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ArticleAmazon moves fast to cut Whole Foods prices
Bananas, avocadoes, kale and lettuce among products in first round of price cuts following approval of takeover deal
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ArticleEdeka makes point on diversity
An Edeka supermarket in Hamburg took a stand against racism last week as it stripped shelves of foreign products for a day
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ArticleBlockchain: Dole and Driscoll's on board
Fresh produce companies join Walmart, Kroger and other major food companies in backing new technology
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ArticleOpportunity for discounters in France
Retail analyst IGD has identified various trends in the French retail sector that the country’s burgeoning discounters can take advantage of
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ArticleTango hits South African shelves
The long wait for the appearance of the new mandarin Tango in the country's supermarkets is over
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ArticleSales growth for Ahold Delhaize
Retailer reports on strong quarter, while also announcing the resignation of a supervisory board member
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ArticleEU school food scheme returns
The EU’s new fruit, vegetables and milk scheme is set to be implemented across the Union as children prepare to go back to school
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ArticleNaturalia trials vegan stores
The French organic retailer is testing out the potential for stores selling exclusively vegan products, while organic stores continue to multiply
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ArticleCarrefour goes Superlocal in Provence
The French retailer is highlighting the know-how of local producers and the particular soil of Provence as it builds up its Superlocal range
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ArticleFigs on the road to success
South Africa's re:inc innovation says a number of new fig varieties are now primed for commercialisation
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ArticleMajid Al Futtaim makes Géant deal
The Dubai-based holding company that operates the Carrefour franchise in the Middle East has acquired 30 stores from BMA International