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Jumbo ends 2022 with 27 Belgian stores

Food9 December, 2022
Retailers demand halt to territorial supply constraints
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How Sligro realised its Belgian dream after five years
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Bol.com cuts one in ten jobs
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Getir seals half-price Gorillas deal

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Home30 November, 2022
Ikea wants to cut prices as costs stabilise
Ikea reckons it can lower its prices even further now that costs are stabilising and the supply chain is untangled. Lower prices will help people buy more again, the home furnishing chain reasons.
Food29 November, 2022
Metro unions support Sligro bid
Although Metro CEO Vincent Nolf claims to be backed by a petition among employees of the ailing foodservice wholesaler, the unions prefer Sligro’s more financially attractive bid.
Home28 November, 2022
Ikea sees sales grow, but profits melt
Ikea saw its net profit melt away this financial year. Sales did grow by 5.7 %, but investments and the economic turmoil meant the furniture chain’s profits took a heavy beating.
Home28 November, 2022
Jysk sees furniture sales slow down
Danish furniture chain JYSK has had another strong year of growth, reaching a record profit of 600 million euros and a sales increase by 11 %. However, the first signs of a slowdown are emerging.
Food23 November, 2022
Aldi pushes ahead with cashier-less store
The first results of Aldi Nord’s pilot project with a cashier-less store in Utrecht are promising. The retailer is therefore entering into a strategic partnership with technology provider Trigo.
Food23 November, 2022
Colruyt Group tests unmanned delivery vehicle
Do unmanned electric delivery vehicles offer a solution to the shortage of drivers and the high cost of the last mile in e-commerce? Colruyt Group is testing the potential on public roads for the first time.
Food22 November, 2022
Delhaize and Lidl lead in sustainability, but “lots of room for improvement”
Belgian supermarkets are still not doing enough for the environment and climate: they shift most of the responsibility to their consumers. Delhaize and Lidl emerge as frontrunners, but the differences between the chains are small.
Food21 November, 2022
Colruyt promises emission-free transport by 2035
Both for its own transport to and from stores, and to distribution centres via suppliers, Colruyt Group is going to fully deploy electric trucks and hydrogen-powered vehicles.