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Global Apple Fruit Sales on the Rise
The global apple fruit market is experiencing steady growth, both in production and value, signalling robust consumer demand and strong trade performance. Despite regional fluctuations, the outlook remains positive as apples continue to be...
The new era of retail digitisation
As retailers turn towards increased digitisation, as they look to fine-tune in-store operations in their search for efficiency to mitigate against a barrage of rising costs they face, Peter Ward, UK Country Manager at...
Fixing Bad Cuts Without Frustration in CapCut Desktop Video Editor
If you produce videos for work, school, or social media, chances are you’ve had to contend with poor cuts. These are cuts that sound off, jump too much, or disrupt the rhythm of your...
From Field to Supermarket – The Journey of Coffee and the Forces Behind Its Pricing
Coffee, the world’s most beloved beverage, follows a complex journey from its origins in tropical fields to supermarket shelves worldwide. This journey involves several critical steps that include cultivation, processing, exportation, roasting, and retail....
The Battle of the Aisles: China’s Supermarket Giants Compete for Market Domination
As China’s economy evolves and consumer habits shift towards premiumisation and convenience, the country’s supermarket landscape is undergoing a fierce transformation. In 2025, competition between Chinese supermarket chains has never been more intense, with...
Tesco Doubles Down on British and Irish Beef — A Statement of Loyalty to Local Farmers
In a clear and timely message to consumers and producers alike, Tesco has confirmed that it will not be turning to American beef despite a recent trade agreement between the UK and the United...
From Field to Shelf in 24 Hours – The Race Behind Fresh Produce
Imagine buying a punnet of strawberries in a supermarket today that was still on the plant yesterday morning. For many European countries, this is no fantasy—it’s the standard. The modern fruit and vegetable supply...
Why Costco Might Be Losing Its Edge
Costco has long been seen as one of the most dependable retailers in the world, known for bulk bargains, loyal customers, and a no-frills business model. But recently, signs are emerging that all is...
Kroger and Albertsons in 2025: Realigning Strategies Post-Merger Block
A few months after the U.S. Federal Trade Commission blocked the proposed $24.6 billion merger between supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons, both companies are steering their respective ships through a period of reassessment. With...
East of England Co-op moves closer to zero food waste goal, saving 1.8 million meals from landfill in 2024 with Retail Insight partnership
East of England Co-op has moved closer to its goal of eliminating edible food waste by 2030 by working with Retail Insight, the leading provider of in-store execution software. Last year, Retail Insight’s AI-powered...
