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Co-op reveals its new plant-based range
14/01/2020
The Co-op has introduced its new plant-based range, called GRO. Available from 8 January 2020, GRO is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
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Western Europe outlook 2020
13/01/2020
We look at five key trends set to shape the Western Europe in 2020. Retailers are continuing to invest in private labels, health, wellness and lifestyle choices. At the same time, retailers are focusing on evolving existing strategies and creating innovative store formats.
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Convenience channel: highlights in Western Europe
08/01/2020
This report explores best-in-class convenience stores we visited in Western Europe in 2019. We highlight common trends where each of the stores excel. These include inspiring fresh ranges, food-to-go, added convenience and areas where they are meeting wider shopper trends and missions.
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Leclerc to open 100 second-hand stores in 2020
08/01/2020
Leclerc plans to open 100 more Leclerc Occasion (second hand) stores in 2020 to reach a total of 130.
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Alcohol free, low calorie beer with a difference
08/01/2020
Lucky Saint is an unfiltered alcohol free and low-calorie beer that is progressively brewed, and claims to be an alcohol free beer of uncompromising taste.
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Discount: key learnings from our global store visit programme
02/12/2019
We’re wrapping up 2019 by looking at some of the most insightful discount stores we visited this year. This report will give you a view on how the discount channel is evolving globally. Discounters use a more shopper centric strategy, they invest in technology in their stores and evolve their assortments to align with latest trends.
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Global trends in convenience retail 2019: convenience shopping with a conscience
26/11/2019
From plastic reduction programmes to harnessing technology to reduce food waste, convenience retailers have placed increased focus on sustainability over the past year. Find out how convenience retailers are focusing on helping shoppers and communities live better and more sustainable lifestyles. Illustrated with examples from convenience retailers in Europe, Asia and Australasia.
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Reverse vending machine in Singapore
25/11/2019
50 smart vending machines will be installed across Singapore by March 2020 to encourage consumers to recycle.
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Five must see health and beauty stores in Vietnam
20/11/2019
We highlight the best health and beauty stores in Vietnam, one of the fastest growing markets in Southeast Asia for retail.
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Company Shop Group
11/11/2019
Company Shop Group is the UK’s leading distributor of surplus food and household items. Read this report to find out more about how Company Shop Group operates and how it is using its redistribution model to make a difference within the industry.
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Loblaw partners with Flashfood to reduce food waste
31/10/2019
Loblaw is partnering with Toronto-based Flashfood, which has developed an app that enables consumers to benefit from deep discounts on surplus food at grocery retailers.
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In-store suspended greenhouse
29/10/2019
Avril Supermarche´ Sante´ in Laval is the first retailer to use CultiGo, a revolutionary and environmentally friendly vertical farming platform that can grow a variety of organic micro-herbs on-site all year round.
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Tesco launches plant-based range
22/10/2019
Tesco has launched a plant-based range, called Plant Chef. The private label range offers shoppers an alternative to traditional family meals.
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Metro tests real-time shelf life indicator to reduce food waste
21/10/2019
The Metro Group has tested the "FreshIndex" app in five of its hypermarkets.
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7-Eleven to use plant-based plastics in Japan
09/10/2019
7-Eleven in Japan has outlined plans to wrap the nearly 2.3bn rice balls it sells a year in packaging partially composed of plant-based plastics.
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K Group to introduce carbon footprint calculator for food
01/10/2019
Finland's K Group will introduce a tool that will show its K-Plussa customers the carbon footprint of their food purchases from K Group’s grocery stores.
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Carbon footprinting of organic food in France
01/10/2019
The Forks is an ethical and supportive online store that operates on a membership model, allowing it to offer prices up to 50% lower than traditional organic stores.
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Kaufland to add Consciously Packed logo
24/09/2019
Kaufland has launched a new logo, which it will add to private label products to highlight those that use eco-friendly packaging.
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M&S brings urban farming into stores
18/09/2019
M&S is partnering with infarm – an urban farming platform - to deliver a range of fresh produce grown and harvested in a selection of M&S London stores.
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Edeka introduces ‘microplastic-free’ label
18/09/2019
Edeka has introduced a new label it will add to its private label cosmetics products to highlight they are microplastics-free.
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Taking produce plastic-free
17/09/2019
As plastics reduction becomes a more important focus in fresh produce, we round-up retailers' latest activity and strategies for more sustainable packaging.
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Organic specialists: five ways they are inspiring the category’s development
13/09/2019
As industries and consumers become more engaged with the organic sector, we look at how specialists continue to lead the market. The presentation provides a source of inspiration for how retailers could evolve their organic offering. For manufacturers, organic specialists provide a view on how the market could develop and how they may need to prepare in the future.
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Themes in UK convenience retail 2019: Targeting shoppers’ health agenda
29/08/2019
We explore the ways in which convenience retailers in the UK are enhancing their focus on health to engage shoppers. Illustrated with examples from Co-op, Eat17, Tesco and SPAR, amongst others.
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Albert Heijn introduces production chain of private labels
28/08/2019
Albert Heijn has launched an online map showing a production line of its private label products around the world.
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Penny increases traceability of its products
28/08/2019
Rewe Group's discount chain Penny is adding QR codes to some of its products in order to provide shoppers with additional supply chain information.
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