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Food8 October, 2026
High costs are causing concern at PepsiCo
Despite a better-than-expected third quarter, PepsiCo is lowering its full-year guidance due to persistently weak demand for snacks and beverages in North America and sharply rising costs.
General8 October, 2026
From Belgian chocolate to Belgian fashion: Broeklin unveils new tenants
Broeklin Brussels announces its first tenants. Following Celio, Neuhaus, Xandres, and Jimmyz Burgers have now also confirmed they will be joining the shopping project in Machelen. Meanwhile, construction has begun.
Food8 October, 2026
Cinnamon roll chain Have A Roll sets its sights on Wallonia
In mid-November, Have A Roll will open a new store at the Woluwe Shopping Center. It will be the company’s eighth location in Belgium and its second in Brussels. The chain plans to expand into Wallonia soon.
Food8 October, 2026
Europe allocates 3.8 million euros for laid-off Cora employees in Belgium
More than 1,000 former Cora employees in Belgium are receiving additional support in their job search. The European Parliament is allocating 3.82 million euros for this purpose. By the end of September, 34% of the former employees receiving support had already found a new job.
Food8 October, 2026
Nestlé signs largest-ever brand partnership with the NBA
Nestlé is partnering its Milo, Nescau, and Nesquik brands with the NBA worldwide. Starting in 2027, the multi-year agreement will cover 21 markets on four continents, marking the largest international brand partnership in the group’s history.
Food8 October, 2026
Online is a key growth driver for Tesco
Tesco, the largest British supermarket chain, has reported strong results for the first six months of its fiscal year. Growing online sales are driving growth at the retailer, which plans to increase its focus on AI.
Beauty/Care8 October, 2026
British drugstore chain Boots to come under Canadian ownership
The Canadian billionaire Weston family, former owners of the luxury department store chain Selfridges, is acquiring the British drugstore chain Boots from the investment fund Sycamore Partners. This brings an end to several months of uncertainty.
Food8 October, 2026
Izy Coffee restarts with 11 coffee bars following a “quiet bankruptcy”
Izy Coffee is making a fresh start with eleven coffee bars. To do so, the Belgian chain is utilizing the new procedure for confidential bankruptcy preparations. Five locations will close, but 85% of the employees will keep their jobs.
Fashion7 October, 2026
Lacoste fires its CEO
Lacoste dismissed CEO Éric Vallat last week, just before the fashion show during Paris Fashion Week. Thierry Guibert is once again taking the helm at the French luxury lifestyle brand.
Fashion7 October, 2026
Xandres is growing in the Netherlands and expanding into Germany
Xandres attributes its revenue growth in the past fiscal year primarily to strong momentum in the Netherlands. Now, the Belgian fashion company is shifting its focus to Germany. Its ambition remains to grow into a strong European brand.
Fashion7 October, 2026
ASOS confirms that hackers breached the app for a ransom note
ASOS confirms that hackers exploited the fashion retailer’s app for a public extortion attempt, a rare tactic in cyberattacks. The online clothing retailer says basic data may have been accessed, but sees no impact on payment card information or passwords at this time.
Food7 October, 2026
Belgian princess Delphine’s art reproductions remain on Aldi shelves
Aldi’s art campaign featuring Princess Delphine does not appear to be repeating the success of the one with Koen Vanmechelen—at least for now. More than a week after its launch, the reproductions are still in ample supply at some stores.