Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 87
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ArticleCarrefour posts "solid" FY results
The French retailer has recorded an increase in sales for the full year, thanks in no small part to the company's Transformation Plan
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ArticleAhold mourns passing of Albert Heijn
Mr Heijn described as a "driving force" in developing the Dutch and international food retail industries
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ArticleTesco sales hit by winter weather
Grocery retailer says domestic sales growth slowed due to disruption caused by heavy snow
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ArticleFNSEA president urges fairness
Key players in fresh produce sector need to show mutual respect to build long-lasting partnerships, says new FNSEA president
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ArticleMetro on course for record profit
Company says tough trading conditions in Europe during final three months of 2010 have not derailed its overall progress
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Christmas growth for Morrisons
UK's fourth-largest retailer attributes growth to "high-quality food at outstanding value"
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ArticleAuchan closes Dubai hypermarket
Difficult economic conditions have forced the French retailer's hand in the United Arab Emirates
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ArticleTesco reveals UK board changes
Retailer makes changes to its domestic board ahead of arrival of new UK CEO Richard Brasher
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ArticleTesco moves for Czech stores
UK retailer has snapped up 128 convenience outlets in the Czech Republic, according to reports
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ArticleContracts to become obligatory
Written contracts between fruit and vegetable producers and buyers are set to become compulsory in France
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ArticleCoop and M&S head 'green' UK list
A new report studying the environmental and ethical performance of 19 supermarkets has been released by Ethical Consumer Magazine
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ArticleCoop Schweiz to increase Fairtrade range
Reports suggest that Swiss retailer is to increase its selection of exotic Fairtrade fruits
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ArticleDeliveries still ‘getting through’
UK supermarkets report no problems with fresh produce deliveries, although more snow is forecast
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ArticleCasino launches healthy label
Casino Bien pour vous range targets consumers looking to live well and those with food intolerances
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ArticleRepeat business for convenience outlets
Some 17 per cent of people who use convenience stores in the UK shop there at least once a day, according to IGD
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ArticleMercator aiming high for 2011
Slovenian retailer is planning to raise sales by 6 per cent over the next 12 months
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ArticleCarrefour and Tesco battle for Zabka
Polish chain is attracting interest from four bidders, including the French and UK retailers
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ArticleM&S launches convenience lines
New range designed to appeal to consumers looking to lower their meat consumption
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ArticleAuchan fears snow impact
Arnaud Mulliez says that inclement weather could 'drastically impact' on December sales in France
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ArticleAlbert Heijn confirms MD appointment
Cees van Vliet to head up Royal Ahold subsidiary, succeeding the Dutch retail group's new CEO Sander van der Laan