All Retail articles – Page 484
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ArticleColruyt extends domestic reach
Discount retailer to launch 70 new supermarkets in Belgium over the next few years
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ArticleUS fresh produce sales on the up
Quarterly report from United Fresh shows lower prices spurred increase in total produce sold at US supermarkets
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ArticleCarrefour plans Argentina investment
The French retailer's Argentinean division is set to receive a US$64.6m boost this year to add 23 new stores to its portfolio
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ArticleTesco products hit India
The giant UK retailer’s products are being sold in India through a deal with the Tata Group’s retail arm Trent
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ArticleHotel and Catering Show deemed success
The 2010 Hotel and Catering Show has been declared a triumphant success by the catering and hospitality industry.
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ArticleGLA launches landmark protocol
Two years of extensive talks and consultation have culminated in a landmark protocol from the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) to stamp out worker exploitation in the produce trade.
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ArticleWinn-Dixie expands food relief drive
The retailer’s partnership with Feeding America to provide perishable goods to hungry US citizens will go nationwide by April
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ArticleRewe Group 'strong despite crisis'
Turnover jumps to over €50bn at the German retailer through 2009, thanks to 'healthy overall development' of core companies
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Tesco accused of charging more at One Stop
Tesco is charging up to 14 per cent more in its One Stop-branded stores in areas where it faces little competition, according to a new investigation.
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ArticleSainsbury's meets quarterly expectations
Total sales up 7.1 per cent for the 11-week period, with consumer transactions jumping by 1m year-on-year
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ArticleCo-op enjoys packhouse success
Specialist packaging equipment supplied by Marco is playing a vital role at The Co-operative Group’s newly commissioned strawberry packing plant at Longforgan, near Dundee.
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ArticleCarrefour appoints European director
Former Wal-Mart International vice-president Vincente Trius has joined the group to head up European operations
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ArticleAeon’s operating profit up
Japanese retailer Aeon Co Ltd is expected to announce an operating profit of US$1.4bn for the twelve months to February
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ArticleM&S's Rose bows to pressure on pay
Pressure from Marks & Spencer’s investors has forced the retailer’s executive chairman Sir Stuart Rose to agree to a 25 per cent pay cut for his final months in post.
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Article7-Eleven plans Las Vegas expansion
US convenience retailer plans to strengthen its position through new developments, acquisitions and remodelling
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ArticleRewe moves for Tengelmann stores
Retailer to acquire 65 outlets from fellow German group in the Rhein-Main-Neckar region of the country
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ArticleFuture Group to unveil new format
India’s Future Goup will soon unveil its new brand of stores, after its purchase of Shoprite Holdings’ lone Indian outlet
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ArticleNew Spar site embraces Olympics
Spar (UK) Ltd has revealed a new consumer website that will enhance the convenience group’s food and drink credentials, and champion its ongoing commitment to athletics sponsorship ahead of the Olympics.
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ArticleEarly strawberry race kicks off
The first British strawberries have gone on sale in Morrisons and Tesco stores across the UK.
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ArticleCo-op reports on record profits
UK retailer reveals record set of results for the 51 weeks ended 2 January 2010