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Southern Co-op uses Retail Insight’s AI solution to reduce food waste, preventing 3.1million meals entering landfill
Southern Co-op has accelerated progress towards its sustainability goals by leveraging WasteInsight from Retail Insight, the leading provider of in-store execution software, to reduce food waste while optimising sell-through and margin. Founded over...
Donald Trump: The Reality Show That Never Ends – Airing 24/7, No Commercial Breaks
By Riad Beladi | April 2025 | International Supermarket News (yes, we cover everything now) Just when you thought the world might catch a breath, maybe have a cup of tea, or check if...
How Kroger and Albertsons Can Unify Without Merging: Strategic Advice Amid FTC Roadblock
Collaboration Over Conflict: Why Kroger and Albertsons Should Rethink Their Strategy As the legal showdown over the blocked merger between Kroger and Albertsons continues, the real winners may not be either of the two...
Europe and Canada Are Poaching Algeria’s Best Minds
By John Ashely While European leaders hold press conferences decrying the rise in illegal immigration, a more silent — and arguably more damaging — extraction is underway. Algeria’s most brilliant minds are being siphoned...
President Trump’s Dollar Gambit: Weak Currency, Strong Nation?
Back in the White House for a second term, President Donald Trump is doubling down on his unorthodox economic playbook—this time with a bold currency strategy. In a sharp departure from traditional U.S. policy,...
Morrisons Under New Leadership: A Two-Year Review
In 2025, Morrisons, one of the UK’s largest supermarket chains, celebrates two years under the leadership of Rami Baitiéh. Since his appointment as CEO, the company has experienced significant changes, navigating a competitive and...
Top Companies Reshoring Assembly from China to the U.S.
1. General Motors (GM) America’s automotive titan is investing $7 billion in Michigan to build four plants focused on electric vehicle (EV) production. The shift is about both EV competitiveness and national security, as...
Amazon’s China Dependence: Too Big to Break?
As trade tensions rise between Washington and Beijing, and former U.S. President Donald Trump vows sweeping tariffs on Chinese imports, one question looms large for the world’s biggest online retailer: how dependent is Amazon...
Temu and Alibaba Could See Turnover Shrink Under Trump Tariff Plans
As former U.S. President Donald Trump pushes forward with plans for sweeping import tariffs—including a universal 10% tax on all goods and up to 60% on Chinese products—the pressure is mounting on Chinese e-commerce...
Can Kroger, Walmart, and Albertsons Really Ditch China?
As geopolitical tensions simmer and global supply chains remain under pressure, America’s retail giants—Kroger, Walmart, and Albertsons—are confronting a strategic dilemma: should they reduce their reliance on Chinese imports, and if so, how? For...