Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 53
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ArticleBeckers to step down at Delhaize
President and CEO announces retirement, while retailer posts revenue growth of 2.1 per cent for the opening quarter
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ArticleMetro kicks off 2013 with improved earnings
Retailer enjoys higher like-for-like sales in its home market, although the same cannot be said for the rest of western Europe
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ArticleSabanci ups CarrefourSA stake
Sabanci Holding is set to become the majority shareholder of its Turkish joint venture with Carrefour Group
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ArticleMAF poised to pounce in Egypt
The Dubai retail group is reportedly in talks to take over Egypt's largest supermarket chain from the Mansour Group
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ArticleCross-channel venture for Waitrose
High-end UK retailer signs deal to supply Eurostar with range of food and beverage items
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ArticleSmoothies offer three of 5 A Day
New drinks are the first to offer consumers three of the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables they should eat each day
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ArticlePolish positives again for Jeronimo
Portuguese retailer continues to thrive in Poland through its Biedronka operation
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ArticleMagnit enjoys strong first quarter
Russian retailer sees profit soar by 28.4 per cent as it adds nearly 200 additional stores to its portfolio
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Delhaize publishes improved results
First quarter underlying profit increases at Belgian retailer as revenues increase
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ArticleCarrefour hails 'resilient' results
French retailer positive about first-quarter performance given unfavourable trading environment and weather conditions
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Tesco launches new food recipe app
Tesco is set to launch a new iPhone app to encourage children to cook
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Consumption falls among UK adults
The level of fruit and vegetables consumed by UK adults is in decline, according to new data released by DEFRA
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ArticleMetro anticipates poor FY2013
Low consumer spending and increased expenditure as group invests in revamping cash and carry business expected to depress profits
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Gallery: Two Alberts in Amsterdam
Photos from the Albert Cuyp street market in Amsterdam and a city branch of supermarket chain Albert Heijn
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ArticleFrench retailers show sustainable side
Carrefour and Monoprix have chosen the occasion of sustainable development week to announce their latest environmental efforts
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ArticleCo-op reveals packaging innovation
Retailer's own-brand Truly Irresistible vine tomatoes will be the first to adopt the new packaging
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ArticleCarrefour targets growth markets
CEO Georges Plassat reveals the retailer is formulating strategies for expansion in Brazil and China
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ArticleCarrefour Bio opens doors
The French retail giant has unveiled its first outlet wholly dedicated to organic products
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ArticleSainsbury's continues upward trend
Group enjoys year-on-year growth of 6.2 per cent, while there are also strong performances from Waitrose and Aldi