Red chilli and turmeric prices fell by Rs 100 per quintal in the national capital on Saturday due to subdued demand from retailers and stockists, amid adequate stocks.
Heineken, a well-known international premium beer producer, has launched new embossed bottle and tactile can packaging in markets worldwide, including Vietnam.
A slew of companies from the United States and Europe are showcasing meat, dairy products and drinks at the ongoing international food and hotel show in HCMC in an effort to increase exports of agricultural produce of their countries to Vietnam.
Mass retailers and the Internet will increasingly dominate the $164 billion global wine market at the expense of bars and restaurants, industry experts said on Thursday.
With agriculture accounting for approximately 15% and 20% of GDP, the Moroccan agricultural sector opens a market of opportunities to foreign investors, especially for Spanish companies because of their geographical proximity.
Starbucks Corp — the dominant coffeehouse chain in China's growing coffee market — posted a 26 percent jump in second-quarter profits and raised its full-year earnings outlook, helped by strong sales growth in China and Asia Pacific.
Russian grocer Dixy (DIXY.MM) increased sales in the first quarter, winning customers from its main competitors after completing the integration of a smaller rival it bought in 2011.
Russia's fourth-largest food retailer O'Key reported on Friday a 44.4 percent rise in fourth-quarter net profit to 4.7 billion roubles ($151.01 million).
DKSH says that it and Pepsico have finalised an agreement under which DKSH will support Pepsico with import, marketing, sales, distribution, logistics and back office services for their imported brands in Asia.
The prices of agri-foodstuffs in China remained stable last week (April 15-21) according to the survey of prices in 36 medium and large sized cities by the Ministry of Commerce, MOFCOM.
For its fiscal quarter ended March 31, 2013, Industrias Bachoco reported net income of 635.1 million pesos ($52.3 million), or 1.06 pesos per share ($.087).
Finnish retailer Kesko reported a 17 percent fall in adjusted quarterly profit as cost cuts failed to make up for a slowdown in consumer spending.Kesko said first-quarter operating profit fell to 18.6
Retail sales in the UK dropped to its lowest level since August 2012 in April 2013, according to data from the Distributive Trades Survey by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)The survey, whic
US-based retail farm and ranch store chain Tractor Supply Company (TSCO) has reported a 6.4% rise in net sales to $1.09bn for the first quarter (Q1) ended 30 March 2013, compared to $1.02bn for the sa
