The light sector has grown from $16 million to $209 million since 2019. It is the only segment growing (all wine has been going down for 3 years). The price of a bottle has dropped below $15 and the calories in a glass from 120 to 80 calories. The Wall Street Journal 11 November 2024
Financial Times 11 November 2024. E Global greenhouse gas emissions hit a new record high of 57.1 GtCO2e in 2023, up 1.3% from 2022 levels, according to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), which published its annual Emissions Gap Report (EGR), one of the most important benchmarks for climate negotiations while 2024 will be the hottest year on record and will exceed 1.5°C warming compared to the pre-industrial era for the first time
Drafted 10 November, updated 11 November 2024
In recent years, Penny Italia has experienced significant growth, going from a turnover of EUR 1.1 billion in 2019 to EUR 1.459 billion in 2023 (27.4%, with a growth of 8.85% in the last year)...
The EBIT from 2019 to 2023 were negative for the entire period: the values for 2020, 2021 and 2022 are slightly negative (around 0.%), while 2019 and 2023 show values over -2%, with 2023 being precisely -2%.
... the REWE Group's management and financial support are crucial for a company growing in turnover but with high investments, which have yet to translate into adequate financial results.
Penny is a soft discount store (which would like to pretend that it is a supermarket, like Lidl).
This is nothing new in a sector, that of food delivery, which sees a constant succession of company crises with thousands of workers expelled without the possibility of re-employment,' writes the Filcams CGIL union in a note, which has raised the alarm together with Fisascat and Uiltucs.
On the subject you can read this article
according to Kantar, but the stock on the stock exchange remains at the post. The sale of the Italian subsidiary (which has always been loss-making) was also explored. Perhaps it would be better to be 'less sovereignistic' and accept the offer of the Canadian Couche-Tard , which is now trying to buy 7-Eleven
The return of Trump awakens in agribusiness the ghosts of the past. Memories of what happened a few years ago, before the five-year truce sanctioned in 2021, are still fresh. It was the Italian cheese, charcuterie and spirits sector that trembled, with a 25% sting. The fear of duties still hovers.
One of the main reasons Trump won is inflation (and with the duties he risks creating a further inflationary wave).
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The shark affair, sadly reported by Friday's Repubblica below, and which we often eat without knowing it - I happened to see blue shark (a type of shark) in a ready-made dish in Albiate - is interesting, and in my opinion interconnected with mercury-laced tuna meat.
