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Companies that act as intermediaries play an increasing role in procurements for supermarkets. Wholesale markets are holding firm, despite a declining number of wholesalers, who seek to diversify their operations. Small retailers have maintained a substantial share of the Belgian market, but have become less significant in the Netherlands, where the retailers' association is mobilizing in support of its members. Supermarkets are developing new concepts for their outlets, particularly in Belgium, to better meet consumer expectations. Demand is on the rise in Belgium, but still shrinking in the Netherlands.
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- Original title: Belgique-Hollande. 2. Concentration et contractualisation dans la distribution.
- Record ID : 2000-2984
- Languages: French
- Source: Infos Ctifl - n. 159
- Publication date: 2000/03
- Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.
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Themes:
Fruit;
Vegetables - Keywords: Belgium; Fresh produce; Netherlands; Market; Vegetable; Fruit; Distribution; Marketing
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Diagramme de la distribution des fruits et légu...
- Author(s) : DECOENE C.
- Date : 2000/03
- Languages : French
- Source: Infos Ctifl - n. 159
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Le préemballage des fruits et légumes frais : f...
- Author(s) : BAROS C.
- Date : 2002/07
- Languages : French
- Source: Infos Ctifl - n. 183
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Future economic and marketing considerations.
- Author(s) : POMPELLI G.
- Date : 2002
- Languages : English
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Marketing and performance benchmarks for the fr...
- Author(s) : MCLAUGHLIN E. W., PARK K., PEROSIO D. J.
- Date : 1997/10
- Languages : English
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La mondialisation des échanges dans le secteur ...
- Author(s) : HUTIN C.
- Date : 1997/11
- Languages : French
- Source: Infos Ctifl - n. 136
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