All Retail and Wholesale articles
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NewsMajestic cuts 1,000 prices in ‘biggest-ever’ Black Friday deals
The specialist wine retailer has cut prices across all key wine categories, with discounts of up to 50% on popular products
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NewsHalloween boosts food sales but retail spending stalls ahead of Black Friday
Food sales increased by 3.2% year on year, above the three-month average growth of 2.7%
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NewsBooths launches 2026 Christmas café menu with festive pizza
The Christmas specials include a Festive Pizza with cranberry sauce, turkey, bacon and brie
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NewsFortnum & Mason expands airport presence with new Heathrow openings
The new Terminal 2 store will offer a curated selection of Fortnum & Mason’s ‘most-loved’ products, including teas, biscuits, confectionery, and hampers
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NewsHotel Chocolat launches limited-edition festive drinks
Available from this week, the Lebkuchen drinking chocolate is inspired by the traditional German Christmas market bake
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NewsAsda and Burger King among founding members of new financial education alliance
The alliance aims to give its members’ combined workforce of more than 180,000 people practical tools to understand and manage their money
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NewsUnion demands talks with Poundland owner as collapse fears mount
Gordon Brothers, which took majority control of Poundland for £1 last year, is understood to be against selling the business as a whole
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NewsBestway-owned Adams Foodservice converts Bradford dark depot into cash & carry
The 110,000 sq ft depot had previously only offered delivery and click & collect services but has now been extended to a cash & carry for walk-in customers
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Comment & OpinionWhat now for Aldi and Lidl after the CMA’s property decision?
Aldi and Lidl have said the CMA’s decision will change little, but both will have to remove restrictive clauses from their land deals
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NewsShop theft falls but retailer robberies surge, ONS data shows
ACS has warned that part of this drop – alongside a 10% spike in robberies to 88,282 offences – has been driven by police now logging thefts involving or threatening violence as a robbery of business property
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NewsConsumer confidence ‘tumbles’ ahead of autumn budget
Consumer confidence in the state of the economy dropped for the third consecutive month in October
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NewsIceland helps older shoppers uncover £17m in unclaimed benefits
Over 4,100 Iceland customers aged 66 and over have received a benefits check by using the free telephone service
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NewsSainsbury’s retires SmartShop from convenience stores
The service will only continue to be available in the grocer’s full-size supermarkets
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NewsSupermarkets urge government to extend Healthy Start scheme
A new report from The Food Foundation has found that households on Universal Credit including pregnant women, babies and young children, only qualify if they earn under £408 a month
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NewsSainsbury’s brings back £3 Healthy Start top-up
Users can spend the e-gift card on on fruit, vegetables, beans and pulses, including fresh, frozen, tinned and dried products
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NewsRetail profits warnings ‘surprisingly’ low in Q3
Retail profit warnings remained low in the third quarter as consumer spending remained surprisingly resilient, according to new figures out today
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Promotional VideosWhat’s shaping the next wave of food innovation?
Consumers want healthier products but won’t sacrifice taste or value. Kerry’s food innovation experts reveal how smart reformulation with can help brands and retailers meet health targets, satisfy shoppers and keep repeat purchase rates strong.
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NewsSainsbury’s to sell all Northern Ireland petrol stations
As part of the deal, Go Forecourts will ‘invest significantly in the sites’
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NewsWhole Foods Market bets on bitter flavours, beans and ‘beautrition’ to shape grocery in 2027
Products including collagen jelly sticks, olive oil shots and sea moss are “blurring the lines between snack, supplement and skincare”, according to Whole Foods
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NewsMid-life shoppers least loyal to retailers and grocery brands, says IGD
The research found that housing costs and bills consume almost half (49%) of monthly spending among 45 to 54-year-olds