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Russia

This coverage examines the activities, strategies, and challenges of retailers operating in or withdrawing from the Russian market, with a focus on commercial and operational impact. Reporting includes corporate decisions regarding market presence, supply chain adjustments, leadership statements, and financial implications — providing retail professionals with context on how geopolitical factors influence retail operations and strategy in the UK.

  • Mar- 2022 -
    7 March
    Department StoresJohn Lewis halts sales of Russian products

    John Lewis halts sales of Russian products

    John Lewis has become the latest retailer to make steps towards cutting ties with Russia, having removed Russian-made products from its Waitrose and John Lewis stores. In a statement, the retailer said: “The John Lewis Partnership is removing from sale products in Waitrose and John Lewis that are made in…

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  • 4 March
    NewsM&S suspends shipments to Russian businesses

    M&S suspends shipments to Russian businesses

    Marks and Spencer (M&S) has revealed it has suspended shipments to its Turkish franchisee’s Russian business.  The announcement comes amid the humanitarian crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Additionally, M&S are building on its existing support for Unicef UK’s Ukraine appeal with a £1.5m package to support the UN Refugee…

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  • 4 March
    DIYIKEA pauses operations in Russia and Belarus

    IKEA pauses operations in Russia and Belarus

    Ikea has announced its company groups, Inter Ikea Group and Ingka Group, have decided to temporarily pause Ikea operations in Russia. This means that Inter Ikea Group will pause all export and import in and out of Russia and Belarus, and Ikea Industry production operations will be paused in Russia,…

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  • 4 March
    Clothing & ShoesBoohoo latest retailer to suspend sales in Russia

    Boohoo latest retailer to suspend sales in Russia

    Boohoo has announced it is one of several major retailers to suspend all sales in Russia in the wake of the ongoing Ukraine crisis.  The retailer said it was “deeply concerned” about the “tragic developments” in the region, and confirmed that all sales and trading websites in Russia were suspended…

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  • 4 March
    Clothing & ShoesNike to temporarily shut all stores in Russia

    Nike to temporarily shut all stores in Russia

    Nike said on Thursday it would be temporarily closing all its stores in Russia, joining a growing group of Western brands that have suspended businesses in the country, Reuters has reported. It comes following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. The sportswear maker had previously made merchandise purchases on its website and…

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  • 3 March
    NewsH&M

    H&M Group temporarily pauses all sales in Russia

    H&M Group announced it has decided to temporarily pause all sales in Russia. According to the brand, its stores in Ukraine have already been temporarily closed due to the safety of customers and colleagues. H&M Group said it is “deeply” concerned about the “tragic developments” in Ukraine and stands with…

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  • 2 March
    Clothing & ShoesAsos cuts ties with Russia

    Asos cuts ties with Russia

    Asos has announced that it has made the decision to cut ties with Russia following its invasion of Ukraine last week, stating that it was not “practical nor right” to continue trading in the country.  Alongside this announcement, the group said it has also suspended all sales in Ukraine immediately…

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  • Sep- 2021 -
    17 September
    Featureseyezon – Reinventing live video for retail

    eyezon – Reinventing live video for retail

    Tell us more about the history of eyezon and how it got started The company started a little over four years ago, initially as an R&D project. We didn’t launch with the idea of being a business immediately. It was a team of textual web developers, software developers, and marketing…

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  • Jul- 2021 -
    29 July
    High StreetMothercare losses widen to £21.4m

    Mothercare losses widen to £21.4m

    Mothercare has reported a wider pre-tax loss of £21.4m for the full-year ended 27 March 2021. Turnover also plummeted 47.9% to £85.8m, down from £164.7m the previous year, largely due to the continued impact of Covid-19 on trade in the key markets of Russia, India, Indonesia and Malaysia. Looking ahead,…

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  • Apr- 2021 -
    21 April
    DIYIkea owner to invest £3.4bn into renewable energy

    Ikea owner to invest £3.4bn into renewable energy

    Ingka Group, the holding company which owns the majority of Ikea stores has revealed it has invested of €4bn (£3.4bn) into renewable energy. The investment will support reducing the company’s climate footprint and a broader transition to a net-zero society. In the past decade the group has invested €2.5bn (£2.2bn)…

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