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  • Healey warned ‘the dam is breaking’ on shop price inflation

    October 27, 2026

    The Chancellor has been warned that the “dam is starting to break” on surging shop price inflation, which retailers had kept at bay with heavy discounting. Shop prices rose by 2.1 per cent in the year to October, according to new data from the British Retail Consortium, ahead of September’s 1.4 per cent and the [...]

  • Supreme to Bring Back Typhoo’s Iconic Gnu for National Advertising Campaign

    October 26, 2026

    Supreme plc, a leading manufacturer, innovator and distributor of fast-moving consumer goods, is pleased to announce that its heritage tea brand Typhoo is bringing back its iconic Gnu character 50 years after he first appeared on British television, with a new national advertising campaign launching in November 2026. This press release features multimedia. View the [...]

  • Monkey Shoulder is winning over a new generation of whisky drinkers

    October 26, 2026

    The slow burn success of this playful malt has inspired a bevvy of rival brands to enter the category. But Monkey Shoulder’s fans are not drinking it because it’s a blended malt. For many it is just a cool, lifestyle brand discovers Tom Bruce-Gardyne. That cheeky, fun-loving malt from William Grant & Sons, known as Monkey [...]

  • Top court rejects Tesco appeal in ‘equal pay’ case

    October 23, 2026

    The Supreme Court has blocked Tesco from appealing a key ruling in a long-running equal pay claim brought by more than 16,000 shop workers. Tesco is one of several UK supermarkets caught in a legal battle over allegations that it underpays its store workers, mainly women, compared with distribution centre workers, who are mostly men. [...]

  • Supermarkets blindsided by ‘shambolic’ stockpiling warning

    October 23, 2026

    Supermarkets have been caught off guard by the government’s “shambolic” campaign to urge Brits to stock up on supplies of food and water, industry sources told City AM.  Retailers were not told the details of the government’s “Be Ready” campaign until days before it was announced and expected it to be a more “low key” [...]

  • Supermarket giants welcome crackdown on Aldi and Lidl

    October 22, 2026

    Supermarket giants, including Waitrose and Morrisons, have welcomed the competition watchdog’s decision to crack down on Aldi and Lidl.  Lidl and Aldi are currently excluded from a law which bans the UK’s biggest supermarket chains from engaging in so-called ‘landblocking‘. Top grocers have already warned that the existing rules allowed the two German discounters to use a “problematic” [...]

  • Budget 2026: Sainsbury’s boss urges Labour to tackle Neets crisis

    October 22, 2026

    The boss of Sainsbury’s has urged the government to tackle the UK’s youth unemployment crisis, as he hit out at previous hikes to the cost of hiring workers.  Simon Roberts, chief executive of the UK’s second-largest grocer, said John Healey must “focus on doing the right thing for young people” at next week’s Budget.  In [...]

  • Sainsbury’s shares slide as ‘tough’ conditions slow growth

    October 22, 2026

    Shares in Sainsbury’s tumbled after the supermarket giant posted slowing sales growth and warned that shoppers are facing “tough” cost-of-living pressures. The UK’s second-largest supermarket saw its stock slide by nearly four per cent in early trading to 346p. This came despite the firm lifting the lower end of its full-year profit target from £965m [...]

  • Amazon pledges 30,000 jobs for Neets ahead of Budget

    October 21, 2026

    Amazon has pledged to create 30,000 entry-level roles for young people by the end of the decade, in the latest sign of firms rowing in behind the government’s effort to tackle the youth unemployment crisis. The tech and retail giant has announced its “Youth Promise” programme amid growing concerns about youth joblessness and the number [...]

  • Sainsbury’s hopes to regain narrative after Morrisons merger bombshell

    October 20, 2026

    Sainsbury’s is set to update the market on its latest numbers this week. But the City has one thing in mind: merger talks with Morrisons, writes Felix Armstrong As Sainsbury’s boss Simon Roberts gears up to face the market later this week, business hacks will be getting used to the usual riposte: no comment.  The [...]

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