Retailers
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Mar- 2018 -21 March
Pets at Home continues ban on rabbit muesli sales
Pets at Home is maintaining its ban on selling rabbit muesli in its 440 stores. Removing this food from a…
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19 March
Pets at Home stops Easter rabbit sales
Pets at Homeโs has made the decision to stop the sale of rabbits and adoption of rabbits at its 440…
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13 March
Message to pet trade delivered at weight management congress
Over 100 veterinary professional delegates from throughout the UK and Ireland and as far afield as mainland Europe, Canada and…
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13 March
Online retailer sponsors assistance dog
Petwell is sponsoring a medical assistance dog named Ted, who has saved his ownerโs life on many occasions. The online…
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12 March
Retail footfall drops in February
Retail footfall decreased by 0.5 percent in February 2018, and is a major decline compared with the rate of 1.0…
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8 March
Violent crime against retail staff doubles
There has been a โconcerning spikeโ in the number of violent incidents against retail staff, according to a survey by…
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7 March
B&M removes pet treat after dog dies
Discount retailer B&M has removed a doggy treat from its stock after a customer claimed it caused the death of…
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5 March
Retailers โwant more apprenticeshipsโ to develop future workforce
New data from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has suggested that retailers want to commit to more apprenticeships in the…
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1 March
Motherโs Day spending spree set to lift high street sales
Spending analysis from Liberis, a leading small business finance provider, has revealed that British shoppers are expected to shell out…
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1 March
UK shoppers put off by irrelevant retail offers
According to consumer research conducted by point of sale marketing firm Ecrebo, more than four in 10 (44 percent) UK…
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