All Retail articles – Page 465
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ArticleTesco reveals direct sourcing plans
Tesco is expected to rationalise its supply base and source more fresh produce directly as part of plans to become “a more vertically integrated” business.
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ArticleSaigon Co.op signs vegetable deal
Vegetable cooperatives in the Vietnamese capital are set to benefit from a trade agreement with the country’s biggest retailer
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ArticleAsda begins sale of Mozambique grapefruit
Asda has begun the sale of grapefruit from Mozambique after a rescue mission was carried out on a dilapidated orchard.
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ArticlePTT drops bid for Carrefour
Thailand’s state-owned energy company PPT has announced it has pulled out of the race for the French retailer’s assets in Thailand
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ArticleReliance to make cash-and-carry return
Plans to open three new cash-and-carry outlets over the next eight months signal the Indian retail giant’s intention to reenter the wholesale business
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ArticleReliance Retail resumes expansion push
The Indian giant is renewing its efforts to capture a larger share of the country’s retail market
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ArticleMovement ahead on India retail FDI
India’s government is expected to make a decision on foreign direct retail investment in the next few months
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ArticleThumbs up for Sam's Club changes
Addition of fresh produce to Wal-Mart's club stores has been given the praised by industry analyst Bruce Peterson
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ArticleBilla profit on the march
Czech-based retailer saw profit and sales growth in 2009, with the group adding 23 new outlets to its portfolio
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ArticleTesco to expand online presence
Company's chief executive elect reveals intention to roll out internet shopping services in China, Poland and the Czech Republic
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ArticleCoop outlines growth plans
Group to launch 300 new food stores from next year as it looks out for more acquisition opportunities
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ArticleCarrefour unveils hyper revamp plan
Company tells investors it plans to "reinvent" its European hypermarket outlets following a recent notable decrease in sales
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ArticleBangkok hawkers sell contaminated fruit
Street hawkers in the Thai capital Bangkok are selling fruit riddled with bacteria and chemicals, a government study has found
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ArticleColruyt increases yearly forecast
Belgian discounter expects net earnings for 2010/11 to increase on previous year to €346m
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Asda continues to lose ground
Asda saw a dip in its market share for the ninth consecutive Kantar Worldpanel report. Asda continues to underperform the market with a growth of just 2.6 per cent while Tesco remains largely unchanged.
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ArticleBharti Walmart plans new stores
Indian retail joint venture Bharti Walmart is to open 40 more stores across India by December
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ArticleTesco hangs on to Carrefour hope
Tesco and Casino are reportedly still in the running to buy Carrefour's South East Asian stores
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ArticlePrivate label sales to soar
Leading North American grocery retailers are expected to increase private label sales by 40 per cent over the next four years
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ArticleGreengrocers feature in Flandria promo
Belgian vegetable marketer's Groenteman campaign to focus on local supermarkets as leading suppliers of branded produce
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ArticleUK market share slip for Tesco
Kantar Worldpanel reveals that leading retailers Tesco and Asda see year-on-year fall in quarterly share