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The supermarket giant Tesco are set to generate £500 million from the sale of locally produced food and drink this year as regional products are in high demand with the British public.
Sales of locally sourced products have risen by 40%, ...
The employee owned store chain, John Lewis said its sales fell 4.2% in its department stores compared to last year.
The retailer claimed that shoppers had been distracted by the Olympics and exam results.
In the week to August 16 at their ...
The supermarket chain J Sainsbury is set to open its first green store in Dartmouth, Devon tomorrow. The flagship store is expected to eventually become the model for all its new supermarkets.
The store has been built from timber rather than ...
Tesco have launched into a new supermarket price war by cutting the cost of 18,000 products in its biggest weekly promotion to date.
Britain's largest retailer said it was putting on promotion a range of everyday goods from bread, sausages and ...
Police have raided an alleged chip and pin factory in Birmingham. They found stolen chip and pin terminals, card account numbers, card readers, computer software and counterfeit magnetic stripe cards. All these stolen items can be used to clone shoppers' ...
A new report shows an increase in spending on fine jewellery despite the credit crunch. The precious metal jewellery market was worth £2.5 billion last year, which is a rise of 7% on 2003 figures.
Sales of such items as ring ...
Woolworths have issued a warning that they are to miss profit forecasts for the year after sales continued to fall.
Shares in the troubled retailer fell to 5.93p down almost 9% after it announced that like for like retail sales fell ...
Three of Britain's biggest supermarkets have said they will lower the price of petrol.
Asda, Sainsburys and Morrisons are all due to introduce price reductions on fuel or schemes to save money on fuel.
Asda have said they will reduce the price ...
Top-up for Vodafone pre-pay are to stop being sold temporarily by thousands of independent shopkeepers because Vodafone plan to cut their commission.
In protest more than 6,300 stores have agreed to stop selling the top-ups Friday and Saturday, with Costcutter agreeing ...
As Britain's birth rate climbs to the highest levels since the early 1990's, Mothercare are feeling the boom despite the current financial climate.
Chief executive of Mothercare, Ben Gordon, said that sales were rising in contrast to the downturn in other ...
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