Both sides are allowed, under the Groceries Supply Code of Practice, to adjust terms and conditions. The editor-in-chief of the Grocer magazine, Adam Leyland, says in the past retailers typically demanded changes but now it is suppliers who are clamouring to renegotiate what they are getting paid.
“Footfall is still down by 40% on the pre-pandemic period, and there are still 530,000 people who work in...
“It’s important to feed the creative part, not just playing them ,” he said. “You never know where your...
Nadine Houghton, national officer at the GMB union, said: “Wilko was far more than a brand, a retailer or...
Larger independents are showing their agility too. Those who weren’t already trading online have been quick to remedy that,...
In the past year, TUI has been forced to borrow billions from the German government just to stay afloat....
It is the same story at the other end of the country. In Bromley, south east London, the Living...
Nye Cominetti, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, said: “While the UK’s economic prospects are finally looking up, job...
Petrol problems are “virtually over” in Scotland, northern England, and the Midlands, say retailers.
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