All Retail articles – Page 101
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ArticleDazzling entry into China for New Zealand apple
Largest quantity of Dazzle apples arrives to fanfare at China’s Guangzhou and Shanghai wholesale markets
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ArticleHigh-powered speaker line-up for Fresh Produce India
Leading players to outline exciting market opportunities at India’s premier fresh produce event on 22 April
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ArticlePandemic shows potential for young Indonesian growers
Indonesian farming numbers have been falling but Covid-19 has brought some youth back to agriculture
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ArticleCovid changes grocery shopping for six in 10
YouGov report reveals major changes in consumer behaviour, with more people shopping online or at large stores, closer to home and less often
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Article'Pimp my potato': spuds bounce back
Interest in jacket potatoes soars as home-based consumers look for more imaginative lunch offerings, reports Waitrose
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ArticleStrong sales growth for Tesco
Covid shopping patterns boost full-year sales at Tesco, but profitability is down
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ArticleSuperapp Grab to go public
US$40bn deal with Altimeter Growth to facilitate US IPO for South-East Asian app
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ArticleFresh look at Dubai’s Waterfront Market
A first visit to Dubai's Waterfront Market, which opened a year ago in Dubai, as the Covid-19 pandemic swept across the globe
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ArticleIceland doubles plant-based offer
New deal with the LIVEKINDLY Collective sees brands including Fry's, Oumph! and LikeMeat listed in Iceland stores
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ArticleAsiafruit April out now
Fresh Produce India edition of Asiafruit Magazine brings you all you need to know ahead of the event, plus our USA Special
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ArticleInvestment grows in China’s agrifood start-ups
E-Grocery and farm robotics drive 66 per cent increase in investment in China’s agrifood technology sector in 2020
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ArticleGlobal standards body pushes for data harmony
IFPS wants to standardise PLU codes and other product data across the international fresh produce supply chain to improve efficiency
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ArticleGCA complaints at record low
Survey shows number of suppliers experiencing GSCOP-related issues falls to 29 per cent
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ArticleVegetable change for Korean convenience
Convenience stores evolve vegetable offering to meet consumer demands during pandemic
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ArticleDSR Group eyes further expansion
Plans in place to expand current Musang King durian orchard from 18.6 hectares to 202.3 hectares by 2025
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ArticleIceland launches plastic-free Pink Lady packs
Iceland becomes first UK supermarket to launch plastic-free Pink Lady packaging across all stores
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ArticleM&S launches biggest-ever quality campaign
M&S backs British farming with biggest-ever TV and multimedia campaign to showcase its Select Farms quality standards
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ArticleWaitrose launches The Levantine Table
Major Middle East-inspired range features 120 lines, including many vegetable-heavy introductions
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ArticleOppy transitions to SH apples and pears
Imports from New Zealand, Chile and Argentina help fresh produce supplier move on smoothly from domestic crop
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ArticleFood sales boost for Co-op
Despite a challenging year for convenience retailers, Co-op reports strong growth in food sales