Aldi brings back emojis for the start of the school year
At the end of August, Aldi will launch its seventh emoji savings campaign in Belgium. The discount retailer is once again focusing specifically on families and is linking this…
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British onion supplies face squeeze after drought hits East Anglia crop
British onion supplies are set to tighten after extreme heat and prolonged drought severely hit this year’s crop, with growers warning of smaller bulbs, lower yields and quality…
Can Nicotine Pouches Drive Big Tobacco's Future Beyond Cigarettes?
Fast-growing nicotine pouches have emerged as one of Big Tobacco's most important bets on a future beyond cigarettes.
To lure in shoppers, J.C. Penney takes aim at off-price stores
In a new campaign the department store touts its fashion and home assortments as affordable, but superior to the finds at discounters.
Edeka To Expand Organic Own-Brand Range With Bioland
Edeka plans to expand its partnership with Germany’s organic farming association Bioland, as the partnership marks its fifth anniversary.
Community Shop opening new store in Bolton
The Community Shop Sunnyside is set to open a new store in Great Lever, Bolton, on 16 September 2026, which was supported by Bolton family business, Warburtons, and Bolton…
Is the US is still an attractive market for bricks-and-mortar retailers?
In the face of obstacles such as record low retail space availability, tariff pressures, and high living costs, the US may seem an unlikely location for international retailers to…
Fashionphile head of UK brand on its new Vauxhall pop-up
US ultra-luxury resale platform Fashionphile recently opened its first physical retail space in the UK, launching a pop-up in Vauxhall. The launch marks the next stage in the…
Sainsbury’s pauses facial recognition trial after customer wrongly flagged
The technology remains in use across other stores as the retailer investigates the incident
GUEST POST The Golden Quarter will test whether cross-border growth is still profitable
With the Golden Quarter fast approaching, Paweł Zakielarz, CEO of Shopreturns, explores the potential impact of the EU's new €3 customs duty on peak trading. The post GUEST POST…
BFC to ‘decentralise’ British fashion with new event programme
The British Fashion Council (BFC) has partnered with Westfield to host ‘Fashion Britain’, a programme of events running across seven UK cities. The events include immersive…
Sainsbury’s pauses AI facial recognition cameras after shopper wrongly ejected
Sainsbury’s has paused the use of AI-powered facial recognition cameras after a shopper was wrongly removed from one of its stores as a suspected shoplifter. The company has…