Retail news from Eurofruit – Page 95
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ArticleMetro set for Egyptian launch
German retailer to open its first Egyptian wholesale store this month, with the 10,000m2 outlet potentially the first of 20
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ArticleRetailers back sustainability code
Leading European groups have signed up to the new voluntary Retail Environmental Sustainability Code
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ArticleRewe completes Billa acquisition
German retailer now controls 100 per cent of Billa Russia after purchasing final stake
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ArticleFive more years for Rewe CEO
Alain Caparros has his contract extended to 2016 by the retailer's management board
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ArticleWaitrose gains ground in UK
New data has shown an increase in Waitrose’s market share, suggesting that consumers are looking to trade up
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ArticleConad unveils Sapori & Dintorni stores
Italian retailer dismisses 'zero km' movement in favour of distribution of high-quality Italian products across country and beyond
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ArticleMarktkauf reorganisation aids Edeka
Transfer of ownership to regional divisions sees company's hypermarket division achieve slight upturn in turnover
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Sainsbury's to up spending in Africa
The UK retailer plans to boost its expenditure in Africa, as it continues to increase its Fairtrade offering
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ArticleSainsbury's sales growth declines
Low food prices contribute to decline in UK retailer's sales growth and market is expected to remain challenging
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ArticleUK seminar encourages buying groups
A seminar run by the Soil Association is urging the formation of buying groups in the UK to improve access to fresh, local, affordable food
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ArticleRetailers cut margins for French cherries
The new agreement on supermarket margins will be put immediately to the test, as French growers struggle during the current cherry season
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ArticleTesco sees sales growth slow
“Very low” food inflation and high fuel costs blamed by Tesco for slow down in like-for-like sales growth in core UK market
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ArticleRetailers deny Agrexco boycott plan
Two of Italy's leading supermarket groups have distanced themselves from claims of a possible ban on all Agrexco Israeli products
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ArticleTesco fresh director Colin Holmes quits
Shock decision follows announcement that Richard Clarke will take over from CEO Sir Terry Leahy when he steps down next March
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ArticlePlan A paying dividends at M&S
UK food and clothing retailer reports on continued success of eco and ethical programme during its third year
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ArticleWorld Cup promotion for Fruit & Veg City
South African food retailer launches major new advertising campaign focusing on value for money and product quality
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ArticleRewe breaks €50bn turnover barrier
CEO Alain Caparros says group's strengthened competitive position has been generated by organic growth and recent acquisitions
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ArticleWalmart outlines future strategies
CEO Mike Duke sets about turning Walmart into a truly global company as part of a new plan to create 500,000 jobs worldwide by 2015
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ArticleMorrisons to sell multi-buy fresh-cut packs
New multi-buy pots and bags aimed at giving families of consumers fresh convenience combined with greater value for money
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Leahy to step down at Tesco next year
Having been Tesco's CEO for the last 14 years, Sir Terry Leahy has announced his desire to retire in March 2011