Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 68
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T193 Ltd wins new apple rights
New Zealand fruit company T193 has won a licence to grow and globally market a new apple variety that is expected to meet strong demand in Asia
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ArticleEuropean suppliers 'must add value'
New report by Rabobank highlights how a changing fresh produce industry has altered the role of suppliers
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ArticleMercator managers step down
Slovenian grocer sees its five-strong management resign after clashes with the ownership
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ArticleCo-op reveals slump in food sales
Group suffers from 'increasingly tough market' in the UK through 2011
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ArticleRewe aims to make Penny shine again
Chief executive Alain Caparros reports 2.7 per cent increase in Rewe's group sales as attention turns to discounter's revamp
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ArticleProfit down at Swiss group Migros
Grocery retailer insists that improved efficiency and massive price cuts are helping it to achieve "solid operating results"
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ArticleAsda's market share grows in UK
Retailer sees market share increase by 0.6 percentage points for 12 weeks to 18 March, while Tesco slips back
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ArticleWaitrose opens second store in Bahrain
Company pushing ahead with its plans to develop Middle East network in partnership with Dubai-based retailer Spinneys
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ArticleRetailers join FRESH Nordic panel
Experts from the world of fresh produce retailing set to discuss major industry topics at upcoming European industry conference
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ArticleUNFD names new president
Following last week's meeting of the UNFD, Christel Teyssèdre has been handed the presidency
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ArticleDiscounters ‘only winners’ in Spain
Soft discounter Mercadona benefits from squeeze on consumer spending, while rivals appear to be struggling
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ArticleWaitrose enjoys online sales boost
British retailer achieves sharp sales upturn for grocery website
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Article‘Watermelon’ plums in Morrisons
Unique flesh makes new watermelon range stand out on UK retailer's shelves
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ArticleFresh produce sales down in Austria
E coli crisis contributes to downturn in fruit and vegetable sales as retailers expand private label lines to fight discounters
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ArticleStrong end to year for Sainsbury’s
Retailer finishes fourth quarter of 2011/12 with strong like-for-like sales driven by good own label performance
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ArticleMetro battles against tough environment
Group reveals that earnings and sales fell slightly in financial year 2011, and forecasts flat profits in 2012
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ArticleM&S expects earliest Maris Peer potatoes
Manor Fresh set to deliver record early crop of new potato variety grown in Cornwall following mild winter conditions
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ArticleDirect sales for Greek potatoes
As producers and consumers suffer the effects of Greece's economic collapse, a new scheme has been devised that is beneficial for both
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ArticlePineapple added to 'typical' shopping list
The fruit is being used as a tool to calculate inflation due to regular appearances in UK shoppers' baskets
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ArticleCarrefour rating downgraded by S&P
Standard & Poors drops French retailer's long-term rating from BBB+ to BBB, although the outlook 'remains stable'