All Retail articles – Page 444
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         Article ArticleContamination fears cut into Japanese exportsFive months on from the series of disasters that befell Japan on 11 March, consumer fears over radiation contamination are continuing to undermine fresh produce exports 
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         Article ArticleSainsbury's chilli sales climbSainsbury’s reported this week that its chilli sales have risen 15 per cent year on year. 
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         Article ArticleReynolds offers caterers SofiaCatering supply specialist Reynolds is offering British Sofia salad potatoes to the UK foodservice industry on an exclusive basis. 
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         Article ArticleSainsbury's pioneers 5 A DAY juice packsSainsbury's is pioneering juice packaging that allows consumers to control their portions and get their 5 A DAY. 
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         Article ArticleAntony Greenstein returns to MetspanWell-known industry personality returns to take over the reins at Metspan and guide company through what is described as ambitious expansion in Asia 
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         Article ArticleTyphoon hits Korean pipfuitA typhoon has laid waste to valuable horticultural crops in South Korea as the country gears up for one of its main holiday festivals 
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         Article ArticleJohnathan Sutton bound for M&STesco’s category technical manager for Group Food Sourcing in Asia is leaving to join Marks & Spencer in the UK 
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         Article ArticleWalmart denies Carrefour rumoursUS retail giant says that it is not in talks to purchase Carrefour's Brazilian operation 
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         Article ArticleFresh boss in at MorrisonsMorrisons has appointed Andrew Pleasance to head up its fresh category after a period of flux in the department. 
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         Article ArticleRioting hits UK fresh produce tradingSections of the industry feel the force of several days of rioting and looting across the country 
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         Article ArticleFinnish growth boosts fresh salesThe buoyancy of the Finnish economy is helping drive sales in a traditionally low-consumption market, says Kesko’s Tarja Jukkara 
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         Article ArticleFrench continue direct actionIn the south of France, producers have emptied more lorry-loads of Spanish produce heading into the country 
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         Article ArticleJuly jump for Magnit salesRussian retailer sees year-on-year sales growth of 43 per cent through the month 
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         Article ArticleM&S steps into the ring with new satsumaNew Satsumo variety originates from Japan and will hit the retailer's shelves this Saturday 
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         Article ArticleLidl going direct on banana sourcingSchwarz Group-owned discounter pushing for greater streamlining of its banana procurement arrangements in Germany 
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         Article ArticleCarrefour slump fuels break-up talkAnalysts believe Carrefour is heading towards the demerger of some of its assets, as shares hit 16-year lows 
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         Article ArticleTesco launches new rainbow cauli packsPink, green and white varieties sold together as part of a plan to make brassica more attractive to young consumers 
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         Article ArticleTesco gives away Fruit bookA new book on fruit is set to top the charts this week after entering Tesco. 
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         Article ArticleWaitrose enjoys sales increaseThe UK retail chain has recorded impressive results for the first half of the year, despite curbed consumer spending 
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      ArticleDelhaize sees revenue growth accelerationGrowth across all operating segments contributed to overall revenue climb of 3.9 per cent 
 

