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Riverford employees to share £1.3m payout as veg box firm’s profits jump

More than 1,000 staff at Devon-based group will get about £1,000 each after profits more than doubled

Dog treat made from lab-grown meat on sale in UK as retailer claims a ‘world first’

Chicken used in dog treat was cultivated from single sample of cells taken from one egg, says manufacturer Meatly

EU to tighten checks on goods sold by sites such as Shein and Temu

European Commission also urges EU lawmakers to phase out exemption on customs duties for parcels under €150

About 2,500 products will disappear from Coles shelves soon. Here’s what we know

Decision means about 10% of supermarket’s total range will be slashed in a bid to lessen ‘duplication’, with salt and haircare in the crosshairs

UK grocery inflation slows for first time in six months amid rise in promotions

Kantar figures could be good news for government as food price rises have fuelled persistent UK inflation

Thousands of Asda workers win latest stage in decade-long equal pay case

GMB union says the mostly female shop staff are on ‘cusp of justice’ with claim that could cost supermarket £1.2bn

‘Dark and dingy’ or ‘a real loss’? Shoppers react to possible loss of WH Smith

Stevenage is one of 500 UK towns where threatened closures will affect local retailers and the publishing trade

Full-fat milk sales rise as UK’s appetite for low-calorie options cools

Whole milk, full-fat yoghurt and blocks of butter in demand as shoppers go back to basics to avoid processed food

‘Some steal to order’: on the frontline of UK shoplifting epidemic

As retailers record 55,000 thefts a day, we talk to a supermarket worker, a security guard and a shopkeeper about their work

Crime ‘spiralling out of control’ in stores, warns British Retail Consortium

UK retailers report all-time high of 55,000 thefts a day and a 50% rise this year in violent and abusive incidents

WH Smith UK high street sales fall as stores put on the market

Revenues rise at travel arm, where retailer has shops at transport hubs and hospitals across 32 countries

Asda ditches Aldi and Lidl price-match scheme just a year after launch

Supermarket to roll out its own price cuts campaign with new boss keen not to ‘dance to the tune of the discounters’

Waitrose won’t pay my claim after a £5,000 car park trolley crash

A snake of shopping carts ran into my car, but the insurance payout has been delayed – and my premiums have soared

Amazon asks permission to launch drones in north-east of England

Deliveries from warehouse in Darlington, County Durham, depend on approval from CAA and local council

Gravity finally catches up with WH Smith on the high street

Despite the retailer being a recent example of pragmatic management, the pandemic may have sealed its fate

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