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  • May- 2018 -
    8 May
    Suspended sentence for pet shop burglary man

    Suspended sentence for pet shop burglary man

    A man has been given a suspended sentence after being charged at Southampton Crown Court with the burglary of Pampurred Pet in Salisbury. Douglas Jaques was sentenced to six weeks imprisonment suspended for 24 months, ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work, pay compensation of £3,009.50 to the…

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  • 8 May
    Couple to launch own pet food brand after being ‘unhappy’ with current market

    Couple to launch own pet food brand after being ‘unhappy’ with current market

    A couple is set to launch a new brand of pet food after they were ‘unhappy’ with the choice available for their own pets. The new company aims to “avoid nonsense like artificial preservatives, colours or flavours and unnecessary nasties like salt, sugar and pea protein”. The food will also…

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  • 4 May
    Retailers

    43,000 retailers in ‘financial distress’

    Nearly 43,000 retailers ended the first quarter of the year in a state of ‘significant’ financial distress, according to research from insolvency firm Begbies Traynor. Its ‘Red Flag Alert’ research for Q1 2018, which monitors the financial health of UK companies, found the number of firms in the category was…

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  • 4 May
    Retailers

    Retail salaries rise as April sees vacancies increase

    Advertised salaries in the retail sector saw a 1.7 percent increase last month, according to the latest data from job site CV-Library. Advertised jobs rose by 29 percent year-on-year, however application rates dropped by 13.1 percent when compared with data from April 2017. Pay rates in retail fell by six…

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  • 3 May
    Amazon launches its own brand of pet products

    Amazon launches its own brand of pet products

    Online retail giant Amazon has today launched its own brand of pet products, dubbed Wag. Wag will offer Amazon Prime subscribers a range of different pet related items, starting with dog food. The new Amazon brand comes at a time when pet retail is booming, with US shoppers expected to…

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  • 3 May
    Retailers

    Paper-reliant retailers risk losing staff to tech-savvy competitors

    Almost nine in 10 employees admit they would prefer to work for a retailer that has embraced digital technology, research by mobile data capture service WorkMobile has found. The survey found that 89 percent of workers believe it would be more beneficial working for a retailer that invests in digital…

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  • 1 May
    Retailers

    Solid first-quarter growth for online retail orders

    Online retail delivery order volumes were up 9.6 percent year-on-year in March, according to the latest data from the IMRG MetaPack UK Delivery Index. This completes what has been a solid first-quarter for online retail order volumes, with total growth for the quarter increasing by 12.5 percent, just short of…

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  • Apr- 2018 -
    30 April
    Sainsbury’s recalls pet food after ‘higher than specified levels of vitamin D’ found

    Sainsbury’s recalls pet food after ‘higher than specified levels of vitamin D’ found

    Sainsbury’s has recalled several of its pet food products after “higher than specified levels of vitamin D”, which should not be consumed over long periods of time, were found. The products in question were 12x100g and 48x100g selections of Adult Complete Nutrition in Jelly and Gravy, Senior and Puppy Complete…

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  • 30 April
    Fold Hill Foods launch pick and mix dog biscuit stands

    Fold Hill Foods launch pick and mix dog biscuit stands

    Dog food manufacturer Fold Hill Foods has launched a new pre-made pick and mix stand, filled with the company’s canine biscuit products. The new stands are said to offer an efficient and space-saving method of displaying the biscuit manufacturer’s baked treats and snacks in its Chewdles and Pointer range, allowing…

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  • 30 April
    Retailers

    90 percent of retail professionals lie on their CV

    Some 90 percent of retail professionals have got away with lying on their CV, according to research from independent job board, CV-Library. Furthermore, 90.9 percent of retail professionals admitted to knowing that it’s wrong to do so. The research surveyed 1,000 UK workers and asked them if they’ve ever considered…

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