All Wholesale articles – Page 60
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ArticleBorough wholesalers to depart after dispute
Two of the most established wholesale traders in Borough are to leave the historic market after a long running dispute with trustees.
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ArticleSpitalfields plays host to next generation
New Spitalfields has played host to a number of students as its looks to educate young people about fresh produce.
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ArticleBirmingham market gets Jersey fever
A Birmingham wholesaler had to hide the first Jersey Royals of the season, such was the fervour for the potatoes.
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ArticleMetro outlines direct sourcing plans
German group's Cash & Cary division understood to be approaching producers in order to establish direct supply lines
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ArticleNCGM decision draws closer
The working transition of New Covent Garden Market businesses will provide the crux of the market authority’s decision to shape its future.
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ArticleBig shake-up for Bologna market
Wholesale centre CAAB under fire over management's investment and development strategy as city Commissioner enters debate
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ArticleIndia revokes retailer’s licence
Retailer Metro Cash & Carry has had its market yard licence cancelled less than two months after it was issued following strike action by wholesalers
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ArticleCostco encouraged by Australia turnover
US retailer Costco has reported encouraging sales results after its first full year of operations in Australia
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ArticleIndia allows some onion exports
The Indian government has allowed the export of some onion varieties as it struggles to control the price of the commodity, which crashed in wholesale markets recently
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ArticlePhiladelphia move-in date revealed
New state-of-the-art Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market is due to open on 3 April after long construction process
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ArticleMetro to move on India
German retailer Metro has signalled it will join the race to corner India’s burgeoning cash and carry sector with plans to open 50 wholesale outlets in the country
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ArticleIndian onion, tomato prices continue decline
Indian wholesale prices for onions and tomatoes have continued their downward slide this week on the back of new crops
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Bradford wins best market gong
Bradford St James Market has been named the best wholesale market in the UK.
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ArticleWholesale set to gain from food scenario
Wholesale markets could benefit from a potential disruption in supermarket supply chains created by climate change and food prices.
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ArticleUK pineapple demand wanes
Rains and flooding in Costa Rica cited as a reason for lower quality, according to a report by Freshinfo
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Chinese New Year supplies fall short
The pre-Lunar New Year market in China has been characterised by lower volumes and higher prices, according to local importers
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India moves to limit food inflation
Soaring food inflation has prompted the Indian finance minister to suggest steps to bridge the gap between farmgate and retail prices
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ArticleMalaysian mandarin sales sluggish
Mandarin sales in Malaysian wholesalers are continuing a downward trend this year as the country gears up for Chinese New Year celebrations
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ArticleBrisbane wholesale market reopens
The Brisbane Markets have reopened to traders on a limited basis as cleanup efforts continue after the Queensland floods
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ArticleCarrefour opens first Indian cash and carry
Carrefour has established a foothold in the Indian retail sector with the opening of its first cash and carry outlet amidst expectations the country could relax restrictions on foreign investment in multi-brand retail