Italian Retail Sector Consolidates As Store Numbers Decline – Confcommercio
Italy’s retail sector is undergoing a structural shift toward larger, more corporate business models, according to Confcommercio.
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Aldi crowned the UK’s cheapest supermarket in July
Consumer group Which? has found Aldi to offer the lowest prices on 93 everyday groceries in the month of July, besting Lidl and Asda. It’s the seventh month in a…
FrieslandCampina H1 Operating Profit Declines As Basic Dairy Prices Fall
FrieslandCampina has recorded a decline in operating profit to €269 million in the first half of 2026, amid falling prices for dairy products.
Harry Ramsden’s to launch across 32 Morrisons cafés
Morrisons is expanding its partnership with Harry Ramsden’s by introducing the fish-and-chip brand to 32 of its supermarket cafés. The rollout will begin on Sunday 10 August, with…
Snackable unveils major new Dairylea Dunkers marketing campaign
Snackable cheese brand Dairylea has launched a new marketing campaign for its best-selling products, Dairylea Dunkers. The campaign aims to showcase Dairylea Dunkers as a snack…
Ahold Delhaize's Second Quarter Core Profit Beats Expectations
Ahold Delhaize has reported second-quarter core profit above market expectations, citing strong cost management and market-share gains.
Ahold Delhaize Beats Profit View On Cost Cuts, Market Gains
Ahold Delhaize has reported second-quarter core profit above market expectations, citing strong cost management and market-share gains.
Heineken First-Half Profit Rises As 3,000 Jobs Slashed
Heineken posted a forecast-beating H1 profit after cutting around 3,000 jobs, half of the up to 6,000 cuts targeted over a two-year period.
Potential EU Ban On Brazilian Meat Could Threaten Supply Chains And Prices – Rabobank
In September, the EU may halt all Brazilian meat imports unless the country can satisfy EU regulations banning antimicrobials.
P&G Buys Supplements Maker Thorne For $3.8bn As Wellness Push Intensifies
Procter & Gamble is acquiring supplements maker Thorne for $3.8 billion in cash from LVMH-backed private equity firm L Catterton.
Penny Opens All-Wood Sustainable Store In Czechia
Penny Česká Republika has opened a store built entirely from wood in Česká Lípa as part of its long-term strategy.
Sysco Reports Q4 And FY26 Revenue Growth
Food distributor Sysco reported sales growth of 4.7% in the fourth quarter of its 2026 financial year.