All Retail articles – Page 486
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ArticleJuly fruit consumption dips in Japan
Japanese fruit consumption took a dip over July from hot weather, but higher prices are holding many key categories firm
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Consultation opens on Welsh food strategy
The Welsh Assembly government is currently seeking people’s views on the draft food strategy for Wales, Food from Wales 2010-2020.
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ArticleCarrefour's Dia extends reach in China
The Dia convenience chain has joined forces with Anhui-based Everyone International to open stores in the Chinese province
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ArticleModern retail grows in Indonesia
Indonesian modern retail revenues are expected to rise 17.6 per cent this year, with a boost from Idul Fitri sales
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ArticleAsda plans British produce push
Asda has plans to significantly increase its level of British sourcing and end years of undertrading in domestic fruit.
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ArticleAeon to integrate supermarkets
Japan’s Aeon it set to fold its three Japanese supermarket arms into one in order to save on administration and staffing costs
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Article"Solid" top line growth at X5
Russia's largest retailer sees year-on-year sales growth of 17 per cent for the second quarter of 2010
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ArticleWaitrose plans Palm Jumeirah store
The UK supermarket chain is looking to open a new store at Dubai's Palm Jumeirah resort in April 2011
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ArticleSales and profit growth at Ahold
Dutch retailer publishes second quarter results, with net sales climbing and net income growing by 3.1 per cent
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ArticleCarrefour sues Chinese supermarket
Carrefour, the French retail giant, is suing Chinese supermarket chain Jiale for using the Carrefour name and logo on its stores and products
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ArticleJapanese firm buys NZ Cedenco
Japanese food distributor Imanaka has bought New Zealand fruit and vegetable processor Cedenco
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ArticleRimi closing Lithuanian stores
First-half decline in sales across Baltic countries leads to probable closing of 24 unprofitable Lithuanian stores
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ArticleSo far, so good for Mercator
Slovenian retailer sees profit and revenue growth in first half of 2010
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ArticlePlanet Carrefour unveiled in Lyon
The French retail giant has today opened two pilot superstores of its new Planet format in Lyon, France
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ArticleNew M&S chairman to take pay cut
The new chairman of Marks & Spencer will receive 40 per cent less than the incumbent Sir Stuart Rose.
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ArticleTesco opens first drive-thru supermarket
The UK’s largest supermarket Tesco has announced it is to open the UK's first drive-thru store.
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ArticleMinister says Carrefour plans Malaysian sale
Carrefour wants to sell its Malaysian operations to focus on the growing Indian market, according to a Malaysian minister
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ArticleGhost Festival boosts Taiwan fruit prices
Taiwanese fruit sales and average prices have risen in response to yesterday’s Ghost Festival
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ArticleSmall growth for Russia's Magnit
Retailer reports on first-half net profit increase of 1.17 per cent, driven by greater selling space and higher sales
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ArticleThai energy firm eyes Carrefour Thai assets
Thailand's biggest energy company PTT has said it is interested in bidding on Carrefour's Thai assets