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Sick of looking through egg packets to find the best lot? Well, you'll no longer have to do that if you shop at Morrisons. The supermarket is bringing back a farm shop style pick-your-own local eggs stand to 200 of its stores across the country.more

Durex has recalled some batches of its Real Feel and latex-free condoms over fears they could split.more

Foreign secretary also says he had 'frank' discussions with Chinese counterpart over human rights and Hong Kong.more

The British Ministry of International Trade has positively commented on the findings made by the head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker and US President Donald Trump, on reducing barriers to international trade.more

Southern Trains and Sports Direct have been named among the top improved brands in the UK.more

SKODA OCTAVIA IS the car that retains its value the most, but Volkswagen are the most popular used car makes in Ireland so far this year.more

BBC art historian has said art galleries prevent visitors taking phone photographs so they can sell more tea-towels and postcards, after he was told off for photographing an exhibit at the National Gallery in Scotland.more

Tesco is reportedly planning to open up a new style of supermarket in a bid to take on rivals Aldi and Lidl.more

Lettuce is being flown in from the US, and imported from Spain and Poland as soaring temperatures increase demand but hit crops in the UK.more

Book sales reached £5.7 billion last year - a record-breaking year for the UK publishing industry. Figures from the Publishers Association revealed sales were up 5% from the previous year, while export income also rose by 8% to £3.4 billion in 2017 - consolidating the UK's place as the number one exporter of books in the world.more

This debut has not been for years. A clothing giant from Ireland, known for its low prices, is negotiating the first locations on the Vistula - you can read in today's "Puls Biznesu".more

Poundworld will disappear from the high street next month after its administrators announced the chain's final set of store closures.more

Meat companies sold this year in the USA almost half as much pork than in the previous year. In just three years, the US has grown to be the first recipient of our pork, especially bacon - "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Morrisons is to introduce a 'quiet hour' for shoppers who hate noise. The supermarket will dim its lights and hush beeping machines for an hour every weekend in a bid to calm customers with autism.more

Supermarket chain Morrisons is trialling vending machines for the return of single-use plastic bottles to reduce their impact on the environment.more

Kitchen Cabinet Kings (KcK) has been testing the crisp-to-air ratio of 14 well-known brands, using a water displacement method, to find out holds the highest percentage of air.more

Starbucks is to test a 5p charge for paper cups across all of its 950 stores in Britain following a three-month trial.more

The 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia is nearing its climax, with the final set to kick off this Sunday. And although the final matchup isn't set and the victorious nation has not hoisted the trophy, Nike already beat its rival Adidas at the World Cup.more

Football must be coming home because both Aldi and Lidl have announced they will close all English stores early for the World Cup final if England qualify.more

England fans were filmed tearing up an Ikea in east London as supporters decided to rub some salt in Swedish wounds.more

A majority of Canadians are concerned about U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that a trade dispute with his country will cost Canadians "a lot of money," according to a new survey conducted by Nanos Research for CTV News and The Globe and Mail.more

High Street giant Poundland has stopped selling kitchen knives because of a soar in the number of stabbings.more

Donald Trump warned European companies that they would face secondary sanctions if they violated US restrictions on doing business with Tehran following Washington's move to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.more

Major retailers like New Look, River Island and ASOS are taking part in the Shape GB campaign - a nationwide survey designed to create standardised sizes in the UK.more

French butchers have written to the government asking for protection against militant vegans, accusing them of trying to shut down the country's traditional meat-eating culture.more