Luís Vieira e Silva, president of the APED (Portuguese Association of Retailing Companies), told just-food that the association anticipates investments in excess of EUR500m (US$657.85m) in the Portuguese retail sector in 2006, with the majority of investment going to mid-sized and specialist stores.
PORTUGAL: APED predicts growth of mid-sized and specialist stores
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