All Retail articles – Page 394
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ArticleJapanese supermarket closures likely
Struggling Japanese supermarket chain could close 10 per cent of stores to help stem financial losses
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ArticleLidl 'best value' for produce in Holland
Discounter comes out on top in survey comparing price and quality among Dutch fresh fruit and vegetable retailers
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Fairtrade spending up 12 per cent
Consumers bought Fairtrade products costing a total of almost €5bn last year, with new markets showing particularly strong sales growth
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Indian demand picks up for Ramadan
With Ramadan set to kick off at the end of the week, demand for imported fruit is booming in India’s Muslim communities
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ArticleBharti Walmart accused of FDI violations
Public interest suit alleges joint venture Bharti Walmart is violating rules governing foreign investment in India’s retail sector
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ArticleAndy Murray boosts strawberry returns
Tennis star's excellent showing at recent Wimbledon championships helps retailer Waitrose achieve sales increase
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ArticleMurray boosts Waitrose sales
Latest figures from Waitrose for the week to 7 July suggest Andy Murray storming into the Wimbledon men’s final and the history books led to a 6.1 per cent increase in strawberry sales on last year.
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ArticleX5 chief executive steps down
Despite only being in role for a year, poor results have resulted in Andrei Gusev's resignation
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ArticleDriscoll's varieties proving popular
A selection of the Netherlands-based group's new strawberry varieties are testing well with consumers
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ArticleMorrisons offer boosts Pink Lady
Record sales of branded apple achieved during three-week, half-price promotion, British retailer reports
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ArticleThai supermarkets sell tainted produce
Thai consumer watch group warns of high levels of pesticides on vegetables sold in supermarkets and luxury department stores
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ArticleNFU demands retail action to save 'endangered' British crops
The NFU is calling for supermarkets to sign up to a new Fruit & Veg Pledge to prevent what it says is the imminent demise of several key British crops.
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ArticleFirst quarter slump for Supervalu
US grocery retailer endures tough first fiscal quarter as identical store sales fall
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ArticleCarrefour helped by emerging markets
Sales at the French retail group saw a minor increase in the first half of the year, buoyed by growth in Latin America and Asia
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ArticleM&S food sales keep growing
Despite problems elsewhere in its non-food business, the upmarket UK retailer has managed to sustain food revenue growth
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ArticleItalian launch for Chiquita Fruit Bar
Company aiming to open 200 stores in the country within the next five years, starting in the principal Italian cities
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ArticleLasting Leaf puts British to the fore
The Lasting Leaf bagged salad brand is backing Team GB this month by rolling out Union Jack-branded packaging and all-British salad leaves in four out of five variants in its new range.
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ArticleMagnit attracts higher sales
Like-for-like sales increase 3.5 per cent during the opening half of the year
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ArticleCarrefour slows Indian expansion
Carrefour looks to be slowing its push into India despite rumblings the country could soon open its multi-brand retail sector to foreign investors
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ArticleMetro to restructure Real
Reports in Germany suggest that the group is to merge its domestic and international operations