All Retail articles – Page 357
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ArticleHawkers protest against Walmart in India
Concerns grow over retail giant’s expanding presence and adherence to cash and carry model
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ArticleSainsbury’s expands UK tomato season
New winter range claims to be first time LED technology has been used to expand British tomato season on commercial scale
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ArticleTesco welcomes new colourful potato line
Lincolnshire grower Branston's Rainbow potatoes have been launched exclusively in Tesco stores nationwide
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ArticleFood firms forced to close by price wars
Race to cut prices among major supermarkets is forcing more food producers out of business than last year, report finds
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ArticleWhole Foods set for Canada expansion
Co-chief executive Walter Robb said company will take advantage of opportunities for fresh, healthy foods
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ArticleCherry pre-packs blossom in Australia
Marketers are noticing a distinct trend towards bags and punnets at retail level, as industry prepares for record crop
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ArticleFairtrade targets Asda and Tesco banana offering
But Tesco claims it already does more than certified suppliers and pays workers more than Fairtrade minimum wage
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ArticleRetailers fined for selling rotten fruit
Owners of Spencer Foods in Bradford admitted ten separate breaches of EU marketing standards for selling fresh fruit and veg
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ArticleAldi mulls China move
German discounter Aldi is considering a potential launch in China, according to press reports
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ArticleNisa's fruit and vegetable sales soar following rebrand
Products in modified Heritage line unveiled in June, and success aligns with retailer's aim to create a £500 million brand
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ArticleRetailers' sustainability goals "on track"
Group aims to reach 30 per cent sustainability on fruit and vegetable sourcing by the year-end, rising to 50 per cent in 2015
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ArticleCarrefour supports domestic vegetables
The retailer has teamed up with Légumes de France to assist the country's embattled vegetable producers
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ArticleTesco store staff welcome help from head office
Move by Tesco’s head office to work one day in stores every two weeks has been 'well received' by in-store teams
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ArticleDel Monte opens fresh-cut centre in Canada
New facility will service customers in Ontario and Quebec with company’s full line up of ready-to-eat products
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ArticleCapital gains as Tesco/AMT parade Spanish citrus
This year's experiential activity to start season centred on handing out fruit at King's Cross and Waterloo train stations in London
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ArticleThai tycoon considers Tesco Lotus buyback
Thai billionaire Dhanin Chearavanont has reportedly undergone informal talks to purchase Tesco’s retail stores in Thailand
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ArticleRetailers ‘must close’ one in five stores
Supermarkets need to shut stores to save costs, as price cuts are ‘not enough’ to fend off competition from discounters
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ArticlePurple craze set for sprout market
The Redarling variety, grown in Lincolnshire, set to hit the shelves at Waitrose this week, followed by Asda and The Co-op
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ArticleEx-Tesco man joins Co-op in new role
Chris Whitfield joins the Co-operative in newly created role as retail and logistics director, while two new board appointments also named
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ArticleWoolworths cleared over Oliver campaign
Woolworths has been cleared of any wrongdoing after complaints it was charging suppliers for its Jamie Oliver promotional campaign