All Retail articles – Page 149
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ArticleM&S profits down despite food growth
Drop of 17 per cent in profit before tax and adjusting items part of five-year transformation plan says CEO Steve Rowe
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ArticleBig trend in celery juice and "seaganism"
New Waitrose Food and Drink Report picks out some of the main trends in retail buying habits, and makes some predictions too
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ArticleDutch retailers in banana pledge
Majority of Dutch supermarkets agree to predominantly sell bananas that are sourced from plantations that pay a living wage
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Article‘Make food labels less confusing,’ urges Wrap
Retail survey report urges supermarket chains to provide clear, consistent info on pack to help consumers keep food fresher for longer
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ArticleFresh produce focus in Co-op redesign
Co-op's new Treorchy store elevates fresh produce and runs off green energy
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ArticleSupermarket giant announce zero-waste partnership
Woolworths to bring zero-waste shopping platform, Loop, to Australia in 2021
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ArticleReusable fruit and veg bags trialled at Aldi
Supermarket says initiative would remove 113 tonnes of single-use plastic from circulation if adopted nationally
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ArticleTesco ‘to remove 1bn pieces of plastic’
Retailer promises to eliminate plastic from packaging across wide range of own-brand products as part of 2020 pledge
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ArticleGreenyard supplier files for bankruptcy
The Belgian company revealed AC Hartman's winding down would not affect the business
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ArticleLidl to donate 250,000 meals this Christmas
The discount supermarket is aiming to cut food waste from its stores by 25 per cent by 2020
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ArticleE-commerce invests in India
Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart have made significant investments as vie for control of India’s e-commerce market
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ArticleTesco guards against TR4 with new banana checks
Retailer’s banana suppliers must now be assessed by GlobalGAP TR4 biosecurity add-on to help prevent spread of destructive Panama disease
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ArticleSurvey reveals Brexit concerns over price and shortages
Almost 60 per cent of UK consumers are worried prices will rise after Brexit as retailers continue to stockpile amid concerns of bulk buying
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ArticleFailed merger 'still a great thing' for IPL
Preparing for Asda-Sainsbury's tie-up has left Asda's produce sourcing division in good shape to tackle Brexit and plastic reduction, says MD
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ArticleRiverford founder slams convenience culture
Catering to whims of consumers is an "absolute disaster" for the planet, Guy Singh-Watson tells delegates at FPJ Live
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ArticleAustralian pears exported to Thailand
Goulburn River Gold and Rico branded pears make up inaugural shipment to Asian nation
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ArticleConstruction of NT freight hub set to begin
New facility at Darwin Airport on track to open by August 2020
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ArticleShoppers 'not willing to pay extra' for sustainability
A third said they definitely wouldn’t pay more for recyclable packaging, according to exclusive survey by England Marketing
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ArticleBiofortification 'can boost nation's health'
FPJ Live panellists urge production and sale of biofortified fruit and vegetables since most meals consumed in UK lack nutritional diversity
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ArticleKantar: 'Bright outlook for fruit and veg producers'
Rise in plant-based eating and sustainability concerns create broadly positive picture for the trade, according to Kantar's Joe Shaw Roberts