All Wholesale articles – Page 61
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ArticleGlobalising markets on WUWM agenda
The 27th World Union of Wholesale Markets Congress drew 200 delegates from 30 different countries
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ArticleMajor glitch in Tesco’s India entry
UK-based retailer Tesco’s foray in to the Indian retail sector has experienced a major setback following opposition from local traders
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ArticleProfits up for Thai wholesaler
Thai wholesaler Siam Makro has seen a 45 per cent increase in profitability in the first quarter of 2011
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ArticleMarket data confirms earthquake impact
Japan’s devastating earthquake and tsunami had mixed effects for sales of fresh produce during March, according to latest market data from Yamano & Associates
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ArticleNew delay for Philly market launch
Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market will now open its doors on the 15 May
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ArticleLeicester wholesalers up in arms
Angry traders at Leicester Wholesale Market are demanding to know why a nearby college has dumped them after a 20-year trading relationship.
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ArticleAustralian grape deal sours in China
Australian grapes have run into trouble in the China market in a season characterised by higher costs and lower quality
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ArticleHargreaves Plants wins UK award
Lincolnshire and Rutland Skills Award for medium-sized businesses goes to Hargreaves Plants
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ArticleWUWM gears up for Istanbul meet
Issues relating to food certification, transportation and new market planning will be explored at the 27th edition of the wholesale conference
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ArticleYorkshire importer in Kentish acquisition
Major Yorkshire fresh produce wholesaler GT Produce is to acquire the business of Kent based RS Fruits Ltd, which specialises in the marketing of English fruit including apples, plums, cherries and pears.
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ArticleCMR prepares to open new headquarters
Spanish fresh produce group set to inaugurate new headquarters near Barcelona’s Mercabarna market next week
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ArticleWholesale boost as DEFRA considers BDM expansion
The London wholesale trade has stepped up pressure on the government to roll out a pioneering scheme nationwide.
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ArticlePhiladelphia market to open doors
The ribbon cutting for the new wholesale market will take place on 25 March, ahead of the official opening on 3 April
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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