Orkla Q2 Revenue Impacted By Currency Headwinds
Orkla reported a 5.4% drop in group revenues in the second quarter of its 2026 financial year to NOK 16.7 billion (€1.5 billion).
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Fresh headlines across food, beverage, personal-care, home-care, retail and FMCG services, updated automatically and linked to the original publishers.
Superdry & Co co-founder: “The easiest way to communicate to consumers that you’ve changed is stores”
As Superdry & Co doubles down on physical retail, outlets and a growing stable of heritage brands, founder Julian Dunkerton explains why the business has found a clear new place…
CGF Global Summit 2026 Delivers The Goods
The Consumer Goods Forum's 2026 Global Summit in Austria delivered a wealth of ideas, inspiration and fresh connections.
In off price, Ross is the new boss
Store comps at the off-price retailer soared 10% in Q2, thanks to new and returning customers, in sharp contrast to major rival TJX Cos.
Roots to be acquired by Roberto Cavalli parent company
The outdoor retailer will go private in a deal led by Marquee Brands that is designed to ensure it “remains anchored in Canadian culture.”
The Weekly Closeout: Target’s home turnaround and Macy’s 100th parade countdown
Long lead times in the category mean a rebound will take time. Meanwhile, the department store is setting its sights on its centennial Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Radley stops website sales amid closure
Accessories retailer Radley’s website is directing customers to its remaining stores with a banner reading “website now closed”, following its administration earlier this year…
Starbucks cuts another 224 jobs despite growing revenue
Starbucks is cutting 224 office jobs as part of a new round of restructuring under CEO Brian Niccol. The cuts will affect employees based at the Seattle headquarters and those in…
India Allows Duty-Free Imports Of 1 Million Metric Tonnes Of Raw Sugar
India will allow duty-free imports of 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar as the government seeks to bring down record-high domestic prices.
Cyclospora outbreak is crimping produce sales, data shows
More than 6.5 million households stopped buying salad mixes and kits during the month that ended July 26, according to Numerator.
The Friday Checkout: Walmart and Target each put a unique spin on grocery
In reporting their latest earnings, the retailers made clear that they depend heavily on their food and beverage businesses as they look to stand out to consumers.
How Alibaba is using AI to revitalize e-commerce platforms
Alibaba is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into its online stores. While traditional Chinese e-commerce operations are under pressure, same-day delivery is…