All Retail articles – Page 378
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ArticleBharti Walmart partnership under review
Indian retailer awaiting commitment from US giant before investing further in partnership
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ArticleChina's retailers branching out
Retailer Yonghui is opening six more outlets this year, while Renrenle is opting for community store formats
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ArticleChard and kale wow at Tozer
New varieties of kale and chard impress visitors at annual seed trials while runner beans may be the convenience product to take off
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ArticleTurbana partners with Price Chopper
Annual Pink Ribbon produce campaign will educate US consumers about health while raising money for cancer research
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ArticleSainsbury's online sales top £1bn
Supermarket now delivers to nearly 200,000 customers a week, and sales growth keeps on rising
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ArticleTop Thai retailers in price freeze
Tesco Lotus, Big C Supercentre and Siam Makro freeze or discount prices as part of efforts to rein in rising living costs
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ArticleGreenvale overcomes 'worst season in 40 years'
Despite the poorest potato crop in four decades in 2012, potato supplier still managed to increase its profitability
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ArticleBid to extend avocado season
A new variety of avocado is destined for shop shelves in the UK, with the South African supply period being extended by nearly a month
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ArticleTitchmarsh fronts Waitrose apple campaign
TV gardener and chat show host joins grower Jeremy Linsell to promote British apples
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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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ArticleKroger unveils CEO succession plan
Retailer will replace retiring chief executive David Dillon with current president and COO Rodney McMullen
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ArticleFruit demand drives Spanish imports
Spain took on greater fresh produce import volumes during July, as domestic consumption increased
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ArticleTesco Malaysia discounts fresh food prices
The hypermarket chain is leveraging on its direct sourcing from local farmers to cut prices of 18 key fresh food lines
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ArticleAhold to lose board member
Tom de Swaan is to resign from the Dutch retailer's supervisory board at the end of September
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ArticleWoolworths to launch 'Local' brand
Leading Australian retailer's rebrand of smaller shops reminiscent of UK-based chain Sainsbury's
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ArticleJapanese supermarket to open in China
Supermarket operator Maruetsu intends to open a Lincos store in Wuxi, Jiangsu province
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ArticleAnother rise for US produce sales
FreshFacts report shows product branding is increasing within the fresh produce department