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AG Barr H1 Revenue Rises 8% Despite £10m Supply Chain Hit

Irn-Bru-maker AG Barr posted an 8% year-on-year increase in revenue to £246 million (€287.3 million) in the first half of its financial year.

Zalando lowers guidance despite Q2 earnings rise

European fashion platform narrows earnings forecast to lower end of range as market conditions soften

Lidl Appoints Spanish Executive To Global Real Estate Role

Imanol Zabala, general manager of expansion and real estate at Lidl Spain, will step in as Lidl's International director of real estate.q

DIA Spain Reports Double-Digit Sales Growth In H1

Spanish supermarket operator DIA reported an 11.6% growth in gross sales in the first half of its 2026 financial year to €2.95 billion.

Groupe Casino Sees Growth In H1 Profitability As Restructuring Takes Hold

Groupe Casino saw improvement in profitability in the first half of FY 2026, preliminary, unaudited financial estimates showed.

Tesco Enhances Sustainable Beef Group Programme For British Farmers

Tesco is enhancing its Tesco Sustainable Beef Group (TSBG) in a bid to support farmers supplying the retailer’s Finest Steakhouse beef range.

Canada's Loblaw Posts 4.1% Growth In Q2 Revenue

Canada's Loblaw Companies Limited reported revenue growth of 4.1% year-on-year to $15.3 billion (€9.4 billion) in the second quarter.

Uber Eats Expands US Footprint With Regional Grocery Partners

Uber Technologies has expanded its national grocery footprint in the US through new delivery partnerships with several regional supermarket chains.

Closing the loyalty gap: how quick-commerce is also earning points

As supermarkets battle to keep shoppers loyal beyond the big shop, their points schemes are expanding into the world of quick-commerce and onto delivery platforms. Last week, it…

Carrefour Belgium Implements Heatwave Plan To Manage Demand Spikes

Carrefour Belgium adjusts deliveries, expands beverage storage and strengthens cold-chain checks under its new heatwave response plan.

[In the picture] Colruyt and IKEA throwing raves as a marketing stunt

Last weekend, two completely legal rave parties took place at IKEA and Colruyt stores in Belgium. For both retailers, this was an opportunity to appeal to a younger audience.

Tyson Trims Annual Profit Forecast As Tight Cattle Supplies Squeeze Beef Business