Supply Chain
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Jun- 2019 -17 JuneAdvice
Personalised delivery is the future for retailers
The retail and e-commerce marketplace is extremely crowded, with hundreds of brands constantly competing against each other to win basket…
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17 JuneAdvice
Tailoring the consumer experience
Consumers are increasingly looking for more personal, community-orientated shopping experiences, with a recent IRI survey highlighting that over 50% of…
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14 JuneSupermarkets
Iceland earnings down 8.7% following ‘disappointing’ first half
Frozen food supermarket Iceland has reported an 8.7% drop in adjusted EBITDA to £140.1m, down £13.4m, for the year ending…
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11 JuneAdvice
Understanding the true cost to serve
The boom in the e-commerce industry over the last 10 years has led to a saturated marketplace, with retailers facing…
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7 JuneAdvice
How FMCG retailers are personalising our supermarkets
Sometimes, the world seems to just turn too quickly; work projects pile up, kids’ schedules get too hectic – even…
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7 JuneOnline & Digital
Boohoo faces Commons pressure over Usdaw meeting refusal
Online fashion retailer Boohoo, is coming under pressure from chairman of the Environmental Audit Committee MP Mary Creagh, as it…
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May- 2019 -30 MayEconomy
Shop price inflation pushed up by non-food price rises
Shop price inflation increased by 0.8% year-on-year in May, with non-food inflation also increasing by 0.2%, according to the latest…
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30 MayPeople Moves
Tapestry hires new COO from VF Corporation
Tapestry, the New York-based parent company of fashion brands such as Kate Spade, Stuart Weitzman and Coach, has appointed Thomas…
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23 MayHigh Street
Arcadia to close 23 stores
Phillip Green’s Arcadia group has announced plans to close 23 stores as part of its restructuring plan, affecting up to…
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15 MayClothing & Shoes
Moss Bros sales boosted by e-commerce during Q1
Moss Bros has reported a 1.5% increase in total sales for the 15 week period ending 11 May, in spite…
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