Supply Chain

‘Era of cheap food is over’, Waitrose boss claims

James Bailey, the executive director of Waitrose has told The Telegraph the “era of cheap food is over”, as the…

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Castore acquires Infinity Inc

Sportswear brand Castore has finalised its acquisition of Infinity Inc, a supplier of branded merchandise, clothing and uniform based in…

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Boohoo losses hit £160m amid sales slump

Boohoo losses have widened to £159.9m in its full-year results, up from a previous loss of £90.7m, as revenues fell…

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Today’s news in brief-29/4/24

Ted Baker’s European operations are on the brink of administration, endangering 149 jobs. The potential collapse affects stores and concessions…

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Lidl to invest £500m into British pork

Lidl GB has announced an investment of £500m into the British pork sector as it aims to ensure the continued…

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John Lewis finance director to step down

The John Lewis Partnership has announced its executive director of finance, Bérangère Michel, is stepping down from the role later…

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Navigating the tax system: a guide for retailers

Taxes are an inevitable aspect of running a retail business in the UK, shaping financial decisions and operational strategies. Business…

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The Works shareholders vote to exit main stock exchange

The Works has announced that its shareholders voted to transfer shares from the main market of London’s Stock Exchange to…

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What disadvantages does ‘shrinkflation’ bring for retailers?

In the world of consumer goods, the term ‘shrinkflation’ is rapidly becoming popular, and while it has been traditionally associated…

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Tesco and NatWest join forces to help farmers with decarbonising costs

Tesco and NatWest have launched a new discounted climate and sustainable finance scheme for 1,500 of the retailer’s farmers providing…

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