Retail news from FPJ – Page 229
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ArticleSainsbury's to re-stock watercress
Retailer satisfied that there are no traces of contamination for E. coli in its products
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ArticleRecord-breaking sales for Aldi
Discount supermarkets in the UK are celebrating strong sales growth figures, but Tesco sees its market share reduced
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ArticleRotten fruit earns retailer £15k fine
English supermarket owner hit with hefty fine for selling rotten fruit and inaccurately-labelled vegetables
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ArticleBanaBay enjoys 'meteoric' growth
UK-based banana firm continues to expand, with plans to enter the Chinese, American and Russian markets
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ArticleNew grapes varieties in at Tesco
Retailer announces unusual flavours and colours to bring to market
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Farm charity gets the Barfoots treatment
Farm Africa was the beneficiary at Barfoots' recent fundraising auction
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ArticleIGD predicts huge growth for online
Triple-digit growth is forecast for online grocery shopping
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ArticleSainsbury's commits R&D funds
Supermarket giant makes seven-figure sum available for suppliers' research projects
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ArticleBranston puts consumers on pack
Potato supplier gives shoppers the chance to appear on its Tesco potato packaging
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ArticleMorrisons backs sweetness of UK apples
Retailer says that this year's crop is sweeter than last year as it prepares to sell a record amount of English apple varieties
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ArticleThe 'Avozilla' invades Tesco
Tesco to stock the world's largest avocado, which is a staggering five times larger than the standard variety
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ArticleCo-op's food business slips
The Co-operative Group reports a 1.1 per cent decline in food sales for the first half of the year
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ArticleSainsbury's grows as Tesco slides
Sainsbury's is the only big-four retailer to increase market share, according to the latest data from Kantar Worldpanel
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ArticleOnline move for The Co-operative
Food division of The Co-operative Group set to launch online delivery service in 2014
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ArticleDublin's wholesale market set for revamp
Dublin City Council announces ambitious redevelopment plan to add extra space for retailers at city's fruit and veg market
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ArticleSoft fruit growers react to Tesco fine
Producers insist supermarkets are providing "fair promotions" on soft-fruit despite Tesco's recent £300,000 fine
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ArticleNewmafruit set to sell UK melons
Top-fruit producer secures trial listings in multiples for UK-grown melon crop
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ArticleSunshine leads to record mint sales
Fresh Herb Company praises the 'Pimms effect' as fresh mint sales increase 45 per cent in July
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ArticleAsda sales growth slows
UK retailer grows its sales slower in Q2 than in the previous quarter as it plans to open more click & collect stores
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ArticleSainsbury's shows its Flair for spuds
Retailer claims premium potato Flair is the best mashing variety currently available