Global food prices rose slightly in December after staying flat the month before, but prices on average declined 1.6 percent in 2013 versus the previo

The U.S. giant Walmart closed the year 2013 in Mexico with the worst turnover in the last fifteen years. The company billed U.S. $27,317,000 (20.196 m

U.S. soybean futures inched upward on Tuesday in quiet pre-Christmas dealings with a sale of U.S. soy lending some modest support while weather in Sou

British supermarket chain Iceland has announced that its international business director, Paul Foley, has decided to leave the company.

Opportunities galore for growth in Sino-UK bilateral engagements

Leading U.S. supermarket chain Walmart will close around 25 stores in China in 2014 and open many others in the years to come as it attempts to adapt

Retail giant Ahold is investing in its US-based Peapod online grocery operations with the aim of accelerating growth in the New England and north-east

Starting January first this year, a total of 606 products that Chile exports to South Korea and Japan no longer have to pay tariffs due to the free tr

Sobeys Inc. today announced that Paul Jewer, Chief Financial Officer for the company, will leave the organization effective February 14, 2014, to acce

Singapore's Export Trading Commodities has secured a tender to supply 1,500 tonnes of chickpeas to Trading Corporation of Bangladesh after submitting