Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 63
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ArticleMagnit attracts higher sales
Like-for-like sales increase 3.5 per cent during the opening half of the year
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ArticleCarrefour slows Indian expansion
Carrefour looks to be slowing its push into India despite rumblings the country could soon open its multi-brand retail sector to foreign investors
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ArticleMetro to restructure Real
Reports in Germany suggest that the group is to merge its domestic and international operations
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ArticleSales climb at South Africa's Massmart
Discounter saw yearly sales for the 52 weeks ended 24 June jump by 16 per cent
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ArticleAuchan eyes Indian market
Auchan plans to claim slice of India’s US$450bn retail sector through joint venture with the Landmark Group
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ArticleCarrefour Express expanding in Poland
Company planning to more than double the number of convenience stores it operates in the eastern European country
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ArticleWhole Foods' UK losses worsen
Company still struggling to find route to profitability in highly competitive British retail market, figures suggest
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ArticleBudgens stocks new 'limelon' variety
Lime-flavoured melon produced in Spain on sale in retailer's UK stores for limited, three-week period
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ArticleJubilee boosts UK grocery market
Year-on-year sales up 3.2 per cent for the 12 weeks ended 10 June 2012, Kantar reveals
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ArticleRussia's online potential 'enormous'
Country is regarded as having the third largest online sales potential by a new AT Kearney report
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ArticleTime ripe for Indian FDI
With the economy cooling, investor sentiment souring and food inflation on the rise, India’s government may look to ease regulations on foreign investment in retail
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ArticleMetro Cash & Carry to cut jobs
Reports in Germany claim the group is to undergo further drastic restructuring
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ArticleSainsbury's in early with UK blueberries
Sainsbury’s has started its UK blueberry season three months earlier than last year
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ArticleSupermarket fruit causes confusion
Customers are confused whether it’s cheaper to buy bagged or loose fruit, according to new research looking into supermarket trends
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ArticleColruyt sees net income rise
Group increases market share in Belgium as revenues climb on increased shopper numbers
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ArticleTesco's market share slips back
Tesco and Morrisons' share of the grocery market has decreased, according to new data from Kantar Worldpanel
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ArticleWhich? rewards Aldi performance
Discounter walks away with the prestigious Supermarket of the Year title at the Which? Awards 2012
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Morrisons finance director stepping down
Richard Pennycook will leave his role in June 2013 after a lenghty spell at the UK retailer
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ArticleCarrefour eyes Turkish changes
Group says it will not leave the country but could change its local partner
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ArticleCarrefour turnaround to take three years
CEO Georges Plassat says he needs three years to turn the French retailer around, with the possibility of exiting certain markets