All Retail articles – Page 402
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ArticleTesco driver strikes could affect deliveries
Yorkshire and Humber areas of UK could see food deliveries impacted by the disruption
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ArticleSuper-Sol profit flying high
Third quarter net profit more than doubles as revenues for the three-month period climb
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ArticleAeon buys out Carrefour in Malaysia
The world’s second largest retailer Carrefour has pulled out of Malaysia finalising the sale of its operations there to Aeon yesterday
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ArticleMajor chains dominate UK F&V landscape
IBISWorld research shows major supermarkets now completely control the country's fruit and vegetable retail market
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ArticleDiscounter Dia's sales soar
Strong January-September period sees sales increase 6.9 per cent with further growth in underlying net profit
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ArticleEBIT and net income down at Metro
Despite overall growth in its third-quarter sales, Germany's largest retailer reports on lower year-on-year earnings and profit
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ArticleFamily Mart enters Indonesia
Family Mart has opened its first store in Indonesia as the popularity of small-footprint convenience stores continues to grow in the country
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ArticleWalmart committed to expansion in China
Despite challenging conditions, US retailer Walmart has announced plans to open 100 stores in the country over the next three years
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ArticleHigh hopes for Spanish persimmon
Greater UK sales are already being reported this season as the industry looks to better record numbers seen in 2011/12
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ArticleFrench support home-grown shelves
A large majority of French consumers are behind a ministerial plan to introduce supermarket shelves for French products
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ArticleAeon to buy Carrefour Malaysia
Japanese retailer Aeon is complete a deal next week to buy French Carrefour's Malaysian business as part of its South East Asian expansion
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ArticleHuge net profit jump for Magnit
Third quarter result shows profit nearly doubling at the Russian grocery retailer, on sales of €2.7bn
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ArticleLidl abandons hard discount in France
The Germany retailer has announced that it will exit the hard discount sector in the French market
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ArticleANI cancels supermarket supply deal
Better returns from wet market sees Philippine fresh produce supplier ANI cancel supply deal with major supermarket operator
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ArticleSales up at Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's has released its trading statement for the second quarter ended 29 September, revealing year-on-year growth in total sales of 4.3 per cent, or 4.4 per cent excluding fuel.
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ArticleChallenging market takes its toll on Tesco
Tesco has announced a drop in profit for the half year to 25 August, despite a slight increase in group sales.
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ArticleWaitrose named UK's favourite food retailer
A report on consumer perceptions of the UK's major supermarkets has named Waitrose as the country's favourite food retailer, with Tesco languishing in eighth place just above discounters Lidl and Aldi.
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ArticleTesco builds direct links to Europe
Tesco says it is making steady progress in streamlining the procurement and distribution of key fresh produce items across Europe, part of its overall plan to source directly as much of the fruit and vegetables it sells, according to Eurofruit magazine.
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ArticleDBC administration costs 561 jobs with 213 at risk
Foodservice firm DBC entering administration has now caused 561 redundancies while another 213 jobs are at risk.
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Brakes adopts rail link from Spain
Brakes has signed up to use the Eddie Stobart railfreight link from Spain to bring fresh produce into the UK for its subsidiary, Pauleys.