Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 59
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ArticleFrench continue to purchase plenty
New statistics published by French government show hypermarkets continue to dominate country's fresh produce market
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ArticleTesco builds direct links to Europe
Retailer says it is making "significant progress" in increasing number of direct-to-depot deliveries from mainland Europe
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ArticleTesco still falling behind, says report
Waitrose, M&S and Sainsbury's still leading UK market in terms of shopping experience and price versus value
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ArticleAhold announces corporate relocation
Dutch group is to move its headquarters from Amsterdam to Zaandam in 2013
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ArticleLidl tops another Dutch survey
German discount retailer named as best supermarket operator when it comes to fresh produce sold in the Netherlands
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ArticleNew rules for Italian supply deals
New law set to be enforced which will tighten up the rules on the supply of fresh fruit and vegetables to Italian retailers
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ArticleAsda wins multiple produce retailer award
Asda has been named multiple fresh produce retailer of the year at the 2012 Retail Industry Awards
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ArticleSpanish group slams retail "blackmail"
Growers association Ava-Asaja accuses food retailers in Germany of engaging in damaging offensive to drive down prices
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ArticleICA takes next convenience step
Retailer opens a new pilot ICA To Go outlet and closes its original pilot store
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ArticleNew transport system for Asda
Asda says it's fully switched over to a new regional transport distribution network that will boost the efficiency of deliveries
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ArticleWaitrose Foundation joins SH event
Eurofruit Congress Southern Hemisphere to host speakers from Walmart-Massmart, Waitrose, Capespan, T&G and San Miguel
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ArticleE Leclerc founder dies
One of the most important figures in the French retail sector, the founder of the French hypermarket chain that bore his name, has died
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ArticleFresh produce prices fall at Auchan
French retailer sees drops for both fruit and vegetables through the months of July and August
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ArticleIndia eases open the door for FDI
Investors are cautiously optimistic that after years of hinting and false starts India’s government has finally opened its retail sector to foreign investment
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ArticlePositive growth for Waitrose
Sales at Waitrose for the last week of August were up 6.4 per cent, compared to the same period last year
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ArticleHot stuff for Tesco
The Bedfordshire Super Naga will be exclusively sold at Tesco stores in the UK
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ArticleCarrefour eyes Armenian access
Retailer is to open a new hypermarket in the capital city of Yerevan
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ArticleAuchan confirms f&v commitment
The French supermarket chain says drop in prices shows impact of new pricing policy on fruit and vegetables
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ArticleWaitrose and discounters enjoy success
While Morrisons slipped back in the UK grocery market share stakes, Kantar reported on positive results outside the big four
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ArticlePotato sales up in France
In France, purchases of potatoes are up, according to FranceAgriMer, although prices have taken a dive