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Food20 February, 2026
German court calls Lidl’s “biggest price reduction” misleading
The advertising campaign “Our biggest price reduction ever,” which Lidl launched in Germany in May 2025, was misleading because shoppers could not find the promised 500 price-reduced products in their stores, the court said.
Food19 February, 2026
Pernod Ricard’s revenue falls due to setbacks in the US and China
Pernod Ricard has seen its turnover and profits fall again due to sharp declines in China and the United States. The group is now stepping up its cost-cutting program and has outlined a moderate outlook.
Food19 February, 2026
Arla tempers expectations after record year
Arla Foods ended 2025 with record sales, but expects a more difficult 2026 due to lower market prices. However, as these price reductions will support consumer purchasing power, the company is aiming for volume-driven growth for its strategic brands.
Fashion19 February, 2026
Zalando’s generative revolution: how AI is redefining the fashion experience
Generative AI is rewriting the rules of e-commerce and fashion. “The future of fashion revolves around emotion, technology, and clear choices,” says Laura Toledano, general manager Western Europe at Zalando. She will speak on March 19 at the RetailDetail Omnichannel & E-commerce Congress in Brussels about the role of AI…
Food19 February, 2026
Lidl guarantees fairer prices for cocoa farmers
In five European countries, Lidl will convert its entire fixed range of chocolate bars under its own brands to a new Fairtrade Living Wage program. The supermarket will bear the additional costs itself.
Fashion19 February, 2026
Etsy sells fashion app Depop to eBay
eBay acquires marketplace Depop from Etsy. With this strategic move, the American auction site aims to attract younger consumers and increase its footprint in the secondhand fashion market.
Food19 February, 2026
Nestlé holds up despite baby milk crisis, but boots ice cream
Nestlé saw its profits melt away due to the global recall of baby formula. Nevertheless, the maker of Nescafé and Purina claims to be satisfied: sales growth is accelerating, thanks to its core brands. However, ice cream is no longer one of them…
Fashion19 February, 2026
Beauty group Puig exceeds 5 billion in turnover
The Spanish cosmetics and fashion group Puig, owner of brands such as Jean-Paul Gaultier, Dries Van Noten, and Nina Ricci, ended 2025 with strong results thanks to robust demand for makeup and skincare products.
Food18 February, 2026
[Analysis] Can Carrefour Belgium avoid a sale?
The management of Carrefour Belgium is trying to calm the situation now that it appears that the country is no longer a priority for the group. But isn’t the sole purpose of improving performance in the country to drive up the selling price?
Beauty/Care18 February, 2026
Pink Gellac centralizes logistics to facilitate European growth
Pink Gellac has relocated its entire logistics operation to a new fulfillment center in Bleskensgraaf, South Holland. The nail cosmetics brand is centralizing its operations to facilitate scaling up and internationalization.
Food18 February, 2026
[In the Picture] Lidl launches new store concept in the Netherlands
Lidl is introducing a new national store concept in the Netherlands. The renovated supermarket in Huizen is the first to open with the new layout. A strategic choice, as the store is located opposite the Dutch headquarters.
Food18 February, 2026
Brussels food market accused of “colonialism” and “racism”: can immersive experience go too far?
Ratz, Belgium’s largest food market, has barely opened its doors, and already a PR storm is brewing. The latest concept from Thierry Goor and Pascal Van Hamme, founders of FOX and Bortier, is being accused of racism and colonialism. Can an immersive “experience” go too far?