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Spanish trade groups renew protected foods partnership; Coop Sweden announces price cuts; Carrefour introduces contract-free mobile service.
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Spanish trade groups renew protected foods partnership; Coop Sweden announces price cuts; Carrefour introduces contract-free mobile service.
A new survey by Dutch consumer association Consumentenbond reveals major fresh-produce price disparities in supermarket chains.
The average cost of the Spanish grocery basket in 2026 rose by 1.8%, compared to 2.5% in 2025, while general inflation was 3.2%.
John Furner issued a letter attempting to dispel pricing concerns about digital shelf labels and Sparky, but some say a Walmart patent leaves the door open.
John Furner issued a letter attempting to dispel pricing concerns about digital shelf labels and Sparky, but some say a Walmart patent leaves the door open.
Government measures to boost consumer protection, increase market transparency and safeguard living standards have been announced.
Price brings more than three decades of experience across the UK retail sector, spanning fashion, clothing and home
Retail media now rivals TV for ad spend, yet much of its most valuable inventory contains little more than a logo, product and price. Stefan Kerridge, chief strategy officer at…
Lefties, the budget chain owned by the Spanish fashion group Inditex, has just opened its first store in the United Kingdom, marking a new step in the retailer’s international…
The move has been criticised by the Fed, who say retailers can no longer sustain cuts to margins on newspapers
Great Britain has recorded the highest level of FMCG inflation compared with France, Germany, Italy and Spain, according to NielsenIQ (NIQ).
A store selling thirty copies of the newspaper per day would make £219 extra profit per year