BELGIUM: Colruyt Q1 sales up on "BBQ-effect"
By: just-food.com | 30 July 2010
Belgium-based retailer Colruyt has posted an 8.5% increase in sales for its fiscal first quarter on the back of promotions and shoppers seeking barbecue products during the hot weather.
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Belgium-based retailer Colruyt has posted an 8.5% increase in sales for its fiscal first quarter on the back of promotions and shoppers seeking barbecue products during the hot weather.
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