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  • Nike shares fall as footwear giant could lose production of 160m pairs of shoes

    September 14, 2021

    Nike is at risk of losing the production of 160m pairs of shoes after the shutdown of factory operations in Vietnam due to Covid. Nike shares were down 2.5 per cent on Tuesday morning after the sportswear giant was downgraded from neutral to buy at BTIG. Manufacturing in the country was paused in July after [...]

  • Brexit: UK to delay full border checks on EU goods amidst supply crisis

    September 14, 2021

    The Government will push back the imposition of new checks on incoming goods from the EU due to supply chain pressures, Ministers said today. Lord Frost told Parliament this morning that thought the UK’s infrastructure remained “on track” to meet original timetables, the pandemic has had “longer lasting impacts on businesses” than expected and that [...]

  • Hot under the collar: Ocado pins revenue tumble on warehouse fire

    September 14, 2021

    Online supermarket Ocado has pinned a revenue dive over the last quarter on a fire at one of its London warehouses, in its latest trading update today. The fire, at its south London Erith Customer Fulfilment Centre in July, cost Ocado some £35m in revenue, it said in a statement – the equivalent of 300,000 [...]

  • Sainsbury’s to close all stores, Argos and Habitat on Boxing Day as a ‘thank you’ to its 170,000 employees

    September 13, 2021

    Sainsbury’s, Britain’s second-largest supermarket chain will keep all of its supermarkets, convenience stores and petrol filling stations shut this Boxing Day as a “thank you” to its roughly 170,000 colleagues. Sainsbury’s added that all its Argos and Habitat stores will also remain shut for the day. The decision follows rivals including Morrisons, Waitrose and Marks [...]

  • Take the sting out of Christmas spending

    September 13, 2021

    Spread the financial pressures of Christmas with the Asda Christmas Savings Card. Set up automatic top-ups online to put away money each month or top up anytime in-store or online and receive free a bonus on your card when you save £30 or more.  The choice is yours — you can choose to spend your [...]

  • Food sector boss warns of permanent shortages in restaurants and shops

    September 10, 2021

    Shoppers in the UK should expect permanent shortages of products now, according to a food and drink industry leader. The food and drink sector was short of around half a million workers, CEO of the Food & Drink Federation, Ian Wright, told the Institute for Government’s panel on supply chain disruption. The nation would not [...]

  • Gordon’s wine bar: ‘Insane paperwork’ putting pressure on supplies

    September 8, 2021

    London wine venues are experiencing shortages of some wines thanks to red tape and driver shortages. The Wine and Spirit Trade Association has warned some of the country’s favourite wines could be unavailable in the run up to Christmas. Bars and restaurants have struggled to keep menu items available because of shortages of packaging products [...]

  • B&M shares soar after profit outlook upped

    September 8, 2021

    Discount retailer B&M Bargains said it expects profits to be higher than anticipated after strong sales of seasonal goods. In a trading update on Wednesday morning, the group said gross margins had been stronger than originally predicted for the half year ending September 25 2021. The retailer now expects adjusted EBITDA to be in the [...]

  • ‘We’re in a great place’: Frontier Developments charts robust growth despite release hiatus

    September 8, 2021

    Shares in Frontier Developments rose this morning after the video game publisher hit its target full-year sales despite no new releases and the board projected strong 2022 growth due to its “strongest ever” games roadmap. The AIM-listed firm reported a pre-tax profit of £19.2m in the year to the end of May, up 20 per [...]

  • Distribution of water purifying chemicals hit by driver shortages

    September 7, 2021

    Water companies have been authorised to reduce the amount of chemicals in waste water as a result of delivery driver shortages. There have been distribution problems in water firms’ chemical supply chain but water organisations stressed there were no shortages of chemicals. Water companies have been given the green light to temporarily reduce the amount [...]

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