Algeria Must Target $30 Billion in Non-Hydrocarbon Exports
As the world economy pivots towards sustainability and self-reliance, Algeria finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. The North African nation, historically reliant on oil and
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Al Mourdjene’s Return to France: A Game Changer for Algerian Food Exports to Europe
Al Mourdjene’s Return to France: A Game Changer for Algerian Food Exports to EuropeISN Reveal In recent years, the Algerian food industry has been quietly
How Much of China’s $500 Billion in Exports to the U.S. Can No Longer Compete?
In 2023, China exported over $500 billion worth of goods to the United States, reinforcing its role as one of America’s largest trading partners. Yet
Price Wars in the Supermarket Aisles: Race to the Bottom or Battle for Survival?
Europe’s supermarket sector has become a battleground of price cuts, discounts, and special offers. In a market where consumers are increasingly price-sensitive and competitors fight
Cordon Bleu Comes to the Aisles: Can French Supermarkets Turn Everyday Shoppers into Gourmet Diners?
French supermarkets are taking a bold step into the world of gourmet dining by launching their own cordon bleu gastronomy ranges. With retailers like Leclerc,
Kroger’s Crossroads: Managing Debt and Redefining the Future
After a difficult year marked by economic pressure and the collapse of a major merger deal with Albertsons, Kroger now faces a crucial moment in
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
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,
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
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