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  • Bumper Bank Holiday drives footfall levels up

    June 1, 2023

    Bumper bank holidays in May helped hike footfall levels as work-free Brits flocked to the high streets to drink and shop in a welcomed boost for businesses.  Footfall over the last month climbed 3.6 per cent, the second month in a row in which levels have risen following a 3.3 per cent jump in April, [...]

  • It has to be Heinz? Not in this economy, till reports suggest

    May 31, 2023

    Shoppers are continuing to switch to supermarket ketchup, milk and cereal own-brands to cut down on spending amidst the cost of living crisis.  Volume sales in store branded products surged 63.3 per cent in the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) category during May, figures by consumer intelligence company NIQ show.  Food prices have surged since [...]

  • Slowing UK economy appears good news for discount retailer B&M

    May 31, 2023

    Brits seeking out bargains has helped drive B&M customer numbers up every month since June, as the group plans to roll out 30 more stores across the UK to up keep demand.  For the year, the budget chain, which sells homewares and food, gained revenues of £4.9bn up from £4.6bn, as the group improved its [...]

  • ‘You can’t interfere in the markets,’ Asda boss tells government over food price caps

    May 30, 2023

    Veteran retail boss Stuart Rose has warned the government of “unintended consequences” around encouraging supermarkets to impose price caps on food staples to cut the cost of living. Asda chairman Lord Rose, who also ran Marks and Spencer and chaired Ocado, said “you can’t interfere in the markets” and warned of the “unintended consequences” of [...]

  • Waitrose and M&S meal deal supplier Greencore reports revenue boost by a fifth

    May 30, 2023

    A sandwich and sushi maker supplying UK supermarket giants from M&S to Waitrose has reported a surge in revenue after upping its prices – and revealed it axed around 250 jobs. Greencore told investors it sunk to a loss this year after battling higher costs. The Dublin-based convenience food manufacturing firm said its revenue jumped [...]

  • Are gone-off goods the answer to the cost of living crisis?

    May 30, 2023

    An online grocery store which sells goods that would otherwise be sent to landfill is growing in popularity in the UK, as cash-strapped Brits search for new ways to save money amid the cost of living crisis.  “I think there’s a lot of focus on price at the moment… and we can cater for something [...]

  • Grocery prices cool as government drafts supermarket price cap

    May 30, 2023

    Food inflation cooled slightly in May as lower energy and commodity costs finally showed signs of filtering down to consumers. According to data by the British Retail Consortium, grocery inflation fell to 15.4 per cent in during the month, down from 15.7 per cent in April – but remained the second highest inflation rate in [...]

  • House prices continue to fall as buy-to-let landlords sell up

    May 30, 2023

    House prices are continuing to fall, according to a closely watched index, but transactions are ahead of the long-term average due to landlords selling up. According to estate agent Zoopla, landlord properties accounted for 11 per cent of sales in the last month, as high mortgage rates and energy bills forced many property owners to [...]

  • Retailers hit with fresh blow as nearly 50 per cent of Brits think the high street is ‘no longer relevant’

    May 29, 2023

    Nearly half of Brits believe that high streets are no longer relevant, with new data showing that the public is craving a change to their local high street in order to continue visiting it.  The data, published by IT company Accenture, comes as retail experts have forecasted that up to 18,000 stores could vanish off [...]

  • Retail sales up in April but analysts warn on implications of further rate hikes

    May 26, 2023

    Retail sales volumes recovered slightly by 0.5 per cent in April as the sector was lifted by the Easter holidays, however high inflation and strains on household finances continue to hinder spending. Non-food stores sales volumes rose by 1.0 per cent during the month, data from the ONS shows, following a fall of 1.8 per [...]

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