DENMARK: SUPPLIERS FOCUS ON NORDIC STRATEGY

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The Danish retail trade market has stagnated. 90% of retailers reported a drop in turnover in the first quarter of 2001, which has of course affected suppliers. More and more suppliers are now focusing on an increasingly Nordic strategy as grocery retail sales are growing in other Nordic countries. So says Erling Petersen, head of the Association of Danish Grocery Retailers. Most of the leading suppliers are members of the association including Arla Foods, Carlsberg and House of Prince. Even in the textile business most retailers are reporting a decrease, according to Niels Ole Vestergaard-Poulsen, who is head of the Association of Danish Textile and Clothing Retailers.

Food Stores, Food and Beverage Stores, Sales & consumption, Retail Trade, Scandinavia, Arla Foods Ingredients A.m.b.a. (Skanderborgvej, Denmark)

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DENMARK: DANISCO OFFERS GOODS ON CPGMARKET

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The Danisco group is to offer a wide range of products through CPGmarket.com, the new Internet marketplace that is to be established by food giants Nestle and Danone Group.

On-Line Information Services, Videotex & Teletext, Telegraph & other communications, Internet services, Nestle S.A., Danone S.A., Danisco A/S

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DENMARK: ON ALCOHOL- AND TOBACCO-RELATED COSTS

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The Danish society spends annually between DKr11-17bn (US$1.3-2bn) on costs related to alcohol and smoking. This emerges from the government's latest health policy report.

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