Retail Business News - The fashion industry, like every other sector in the UK, has felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. From the catwalk to the high street, the pandemic and the lockdown have changed the way the fashion industry functions. It has forced brands everywhere to rethink their processes and get back in tune with their customers.

Retail Business News - As we know, the rules around face coverings are changing all of the time and as per the latest update to the government s rules for the public In England, you must wear a face covering in the following indoor settings . This advice though, is not enforced across the retail sector.

Retail Business News - A flooring retailer will this weekend open its first store in London and its 20th nationally. Strictly Come Dancing star Neil Jones will perform the opening of a new Flooring Superstore at Staples Corner Retail Park on Saturday 8th August.

Retail Business News - Wellbeing and self-care are hot right now, and for good reason. We ve seen wellbeing rise in popularity, particularly amongst women, for years, from luxurious wellness retreats to indulgent beauty treatments.

Retail Business News - Consumer behaviour changed dramatically throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Food retailers such as Tesco created thousands of vacancies for new drivers to keep up with the increased demand of online shoppers. Conversely, high street stores up and down the country lay vacant, unable to trade given government restrictions.

Retail Business News - Over the last year COVID has brought a mix of fortunes for road transport operators. Some sectors have thrived while others have fluctuated. RHA had produced a survey in 2020, that revealed 73 of haulage providers cashflow had significantly decreased in the first national lockdown.

Retail Business News - For the majority of the UK, Christmas is still miles away as we re currently enjoying the summer holidays. However, for retailers it s a different story.

Retail Business News - Since the first supermarket was opened in the US in 1930, the industry hasn t changed much. Supermarkets are handy places for us to go and pick up what we need, when we need it, all from one place. It s fair to say that expectations are limited when it comes to supermarkets customers know what s coming baskets, shelves, and checkouts.

Retail Business News - When the knock-on effects of the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent UK lockdowns are discussed, much of the focus is on the negative impact on the economy, our physical health, and our mental health. But, while the damaging effects are unlike anything we ve ever witnessed, it s not all doom and gloom.