Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 45
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ArticleAhold outlines improved results
Performance picked up in the Netherlands in particular during the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014
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ArticleQ1 price freeze for Auchan Russia
The group reveals that prices of key products, including fruit and vegetables, will not change until March 2015 at the earliest
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ArticleAlbert Heijn rolls out Misfits range
Online scheme to sell irregular and misshapen fruit and veg could be launched in larger AH stores if successful
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ArticleEurospin supplier fees under scrutiny
Italy's largest discounter investigated by antitrust authorities over semi-annual payments it allegedly imposes on its suppliers
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ArticleConsumer monitoring goes hi-tech
In future, customers will be targeted with personalised messages through their smartphones, report predicts
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ArticleLuLu intent on expansion
The UAE retailer has revealed major growth plans, both in existing markets like India, and in new markets like Sri Lanka
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ArticleSanLucar gets closer to Austrian growers
Company's new national headquarters in Ebreichsdorf, to the south of Vienna, offers it a chance to connect with producers
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ArticleCarrefour expands in Italy
French retailer confirms that it has acquired 17 Il Centro outlets in Italy
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ArticleRetailers' sustainability goals "on track"
Group aims to reach 30 per cent sustainability on fruit and vegetable sourcing by the year-end, rising to 50 per cent in 2015
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ArticleCarrefour supports domestic vegetables
The retailer has teamed up with Légumes de France to assist the country's embattled vegetable producers
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ArticleEurobanan expands in Portugal
Porto wholesale market outlet consolidates company’s position in the Portuguese Market
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ArticleThird quarter sales rise at Ahold
Chief executive Dick Boer reports on positive sales trends in both the US and the Netherlands
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ArticleEurope's banana business is changing
Comment: the rise of big retailers has created a new breed of ripeners and service providers in the banana supply chain
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ArticleMetro, Auchan in purchasing tie-up
German and French retailers have announced an agreement to enter into an international purchasing partnership
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ArticleTesco has 'lost customer trust'
Retailer's attempts to fund overseas expansion has come at a cost, according to retail expert professor Chris Edger
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ArticleTesco accounts mess goes back 'years'
Group chairman hands in resignation as fall-out from £263m accounting scandal continues to rock world's second-largest retailer
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ArticleNergi ends successful campaign
The kiwiberry brand benefitted from astute communication and positioning to boost sales during 2014
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ArticleAustria wants more regional produce
Major retail group Rewe says its new regional brand is part of plans to link consumers with their nearest suppliers
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ArticleNew problems posed for big brands
With discount retailers on the up, what impact could their growth have on the big brand names they refrain from stocking?
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ArticleGerman retailers taking control
With Lidl streamlining its distribution and Rewe planning more central DCs, Germany is becoming a tougher market for suppliers