Supply Chain

John Lewis, M&S and Next sign anti-slavery agreement

Retailers John Lewis, M&S, New Look, Next, River Island and Shop Direct have signed a joint agreement to combat labour…

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Fast fashion brands called before Parliament

A number of online only fashion retailers have been asked to give evidence as part of the Environmental Audit Committee’s…

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Tesco to end ‘best before’ dates on fresh produce

Tesco has announced it is to end best before date labels on 116 items as it aims to cut down…

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MPs launch inquiry into top fashion retailers

Some 10 of the UK’s leading fashion retailers have been asked to submit evidence on the steps being taken to…

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Zara unveils new delivery plans to compete with Asos and Boohoo

Zara has announced new delivery plans in order to compete with Asos and Boohoo, the new plans will see it…

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Food supply chains ‘in danger’ under Brexit

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned about the potential for damaging consequences for UK consumers and EU producers if…

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Committee finds retailers ‘poor’ at regulating fur sales

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee has found that retailers, local authorities and Trading Standards have been “poor at…

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Graze relaunches brand to promote healthy snacking

Manufacturer of ‘healthy snacks’, Graze, has relaunched its brand identity aiming to help customers reimagine the way they snack.

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Asda CEO: Hard Brexit could have ‘significant consequences’ for food supply and quality

Asda CEO Roger Burnley has expressed his concerns that a ‘hard’ Brexit could have “significant consequences” for food supply and…

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ASOS to stop selling silk and cashmere in animal welfare policy update

Online retailer ASOS has announced that it will stop the sale of products made with silk, cashmere, angora, feather/down, bone,…

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