UK: DSG Gets Boost From World Cup, Remains Confident In Economy
DSG International has reported solid figures for its first quarter, helped by strong demand for World Cup-related items, and said it does expect the British economy to suffer from a double-dip recession.
UK: Spar Gets Boost From Revamped Offer (Sub-only)
The Spar convenience store has reported solid growth for its first quarter, helped by increased demand for its revamped fresh food and wine offer, and its own label products.
UK: Budgens, Londis Expand Own Label Ranges (Sub-only)
Budgens has introduced new own label products to its bakery range, even as it has rebranded some existing products.
RUSSIA: Late Night Booze-Buying A Thing Of The Past As Government Introduces Ban
Consumers in Moscow will no longer be able to buy vodka and other spirits in the night from their local store, after government authorities banned the sale of the same as part of the ongoing crackdown against drinking in the country.
GREECE: Vivartia Acquires Rival Dairy Firm (Sub-only)
Vivartia, Greece's largest food group, has announced the acquisition of rival dairy firm Mevgal in a move that creates the country’s largest dairy group.
THAILAND: Alliance Boots Set For Major Expansion In Country (Sub-only)
Boots Retail (Thailand) has announced plans to rapidly expand across Thailand, saying it is aiming to increase its store network by nearly 70% in the next four or five years.
US: Pantry Snaps Up More Outlets, Names New CFO (Sub-only)
Pantry Inch has announced the acquisition of 47 outlets from privately-owned peer Presto Convenience Stores, even as it revealed a new Chief Financial Officer.
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