ALDI REPORTS RECORD CHRISTMAS SALES
ALDI REPORTS RECORD CHRISTMAS SALES Sales in the final four weeks before Christmas increased 10.6% year-on-year The supermarket also saw strong growth in its online
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Carrefour completes the acquisition of 224 proximity stores in Taiwan
Carrefour completes the acquisition of 224 proximity stores inTaiwanCarrefour today announces the closing of the acquisition from Dairy Farm of 224 proximitystoresin Taiwan (199 Wellcome
World of Private Label, 18-19 May 2021
World of Private Label, 18-19 May 2021 PLMA’s 2021 “World of Private Label” International Trade Show will take place on 18-19 May. Conveniently located at
Anuga 2021 well-positioned: Positive registration figures after early bird phase
The world’s largest trade fair for food and beverages with a hybrid format for the first time – digital Anuga@home to enhance the physical platform
SEAWEED SET TO BE THE SUPERFOOD OF 2021
Waitrose reveals seaweed is set to be the must-have ingredient of 2021 – with sales up 23% when compared to last year and up an impressive 71% increase
Walmart Begins Administering its First COVID-19 Vaccines to Health Care Workers in New Mexico
Dec. 23, 2020By Dr. Tom Van Gilder, Chief Medical Officer, Walmart The news at the end of this horrible year continues to improve! We now
Tesco removes one billion pieces of plastic
Tesco has today announced that it has removed one billion pieces of plastic from its UK business in just one year. In 2020, by working
Plastics Recycling Awards Europe: What More UK in the Top 4
Plastics Recycling Awards Europe: What More UK in the Top 4 Leading housewares manufacturer, What More UK, has this week seen its Wham Upcycled range placed
Tesco to cut plastic in fresh chicken packaging
Tesco is announcing that from next year it will stop using plastic trays to pack its fresh, whole chickens. The supermarket will start by removing
Robots replacing jobs, reduced reliance on China and consumers shunning fast fashion will be the long term effects of COVID on the supply chain, predict industry leaders
Robots replacing jobs, reduced reliance on China and consumers shunning fast fashion will be the long term effects of COVID on the supply chain, predict