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Lorries Risk ‘Waiting Hours’ to Load Up Turkeys as Strike Woes Mount for Frozen Food Company
The countdown to Christmas has barely begun, yet disruption is already rippling through the UK’s food supply chain. A mounting industrial dispute at Magnavale’s Lincolnshire site—one of the country’s key cold-storage and distribution hubs—is...
Baby Formula Litigation Reshapes Responsibilities for Manufacturers and Retailers
The United States continues to see expanding litigation involving infant formula, with parents alleging harm linked to specific products. While manufacturers remain at the centre of the lawsuits, retailers are indirect participants due to...
Walmart and the Rising Tide of Pricing Accuracy Enforcement
America’s biggest retailer has been hit once again with penalties related to inaccurate pricing and product weights. Regulators argued that customers were consistently charged more than advertised, particularly in produce, bakery items and weighed...
New AI-Driven Models Offer Breakthroughs in Fresh-Food Pricing and Waste Reduction
A new generation of AI models is transforming how retailers manage perishable goods. By combining neural networks with optimisation techniques, these systems can forecast demand more accurately and adjust prices dynamically to reduce waste...
Top 5 Countries to Explore in 2026
Top 5 Countries to Explore in 2026By John Moverley Travelling in 2026 is no longer simply about ticking destinations off a list. It is about authenticity, depth, and discovering places that offer culture rather...
Interview with Riad Beladi. By John Moverley
Riad Beladi is widely known as a British–Algerian analyst with a long career in international trade. Having worked in the United States with the California Department of Agriculture, he played a key role in...
Why Soolking, the International Star, Remains Deeply Algerian
By John Moverley edited by Riad Beladi Soolking’s rise from the streets of Algiers to global stardom is one of the most remarkable success stories in modern music. His songs fill arenas in Paris,...
Aldi: The Discounter Disrupting Global Grocery Markets
Aldi has emerged as one of the most disruptive forces in global retail. Originating in Germany, the chain operates a lean, efficient business model built around private labels, limited assortments, and tightly controlled operating...
Thousands of U.S. Stores Set to Close in 2025 Amid Industry Shakeup
More than 3,700 U.S. retail stores are expected to close their doors in 2025, according to industry analysts, highlighting the growing pressure on brick-and-mortar retailers amid the rise of e-commerce and shifting consumer behaviour....
Why Investors Are Betting Big on Supermarket Properties
In a year defined by economic uncertainty and shifting consumer behaviour, one investment stands out as both bold and strategically timed: Supermarket Income REIT’s €123 million acquisition of a portfolio of Carrefour supermarket properties...