Co-op Wholesale switches from Peckish to Snappy Shopper
The wholesaler said Snappy Shopper was best placed to support retailers with Q-commerce and home delivery
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Vape duty could drive consumers to black market, UKVIA warns
A survey of almost 3,500 adults found half would return to smoking or turn to the illicit market once the duty comes into force
Amazon Bets $3 billion On India's Fast-Delivery Boom
US e-commerce retailer Amazon will invest $3 billion to expand its India quick commerce business by 2030, two sources said, its biggest bet yet on the sect...
Retail media’s missing link: Why better product data is becoming essential to conversion
Retail media has become very good at selling the journey to the product page. Its next challenge is making sure the destination is worth reaching. Retail media can put a product…
THG sales and earnings beat guidance as Myprotein fuels strong first half
THG has posted better-than-expected sales and earnings for the first half as strong growth at Myprotein helped drive a sharp improvement in profitability. The Lookfantastic and…
‘Big shop faff’ – is smaller better for UK grocers?
The latest chapter of convenience retailer Co-op’s marketing drive shows all the reasons consumers should avoid the ‘big shop faff‘. But are traditionally large supermarkets…
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.
DRS refunds could drive in-store spend, research finds
Research found 61% of consumers feel more positively about retailers offering deposit return points
Carrefour Sales Beat Forecasts As France, Brazil Drive Growth
Carrefour reported better-than-expected Q2 sales, boosted by improving momentum in France and a return to expansion in Brazil.
Parfetts sees sales rise as World Cup and heat drive demand
Between 20 and 27 June, soft drinks sales rose by more than 40% year on year, while confectionery, snacks and nuts increased by 35%