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In the first half of 2017, 1.72 million tonnes of furniture were exported from Poland - 7.7 percent more than a year ago.more

One of Britain's largest chicken suppliers has suspended its operations after a string of serious health and safety breaches were uncovered.more

German police have announced the arrest of a 55-year-old man "strongly suspected" of poisoning baby food and threatening to contaminate other products in stores nationwide and across Europe.more

Children as young as 13 are openly being sold meat cleavers and knives by shopkeepers in London, an investigation has found. Fifty shops across London were found to be selling kitchen knives, razor blades and meat cleavers to children, in the probe by Trading Standards and Scotland Yard.more

Morrisons have jumped into the delivered veg box market and their offerings are a bargain. Delivered vegetable boxes are a convenient way of making sure you and your family are getting your five-a-day, but it can come with quite a price tag.more

Police in Germany is alerted, after they received call from blackmailer, who is demanding 10 bln euro.more

A group representing independent supermarkets has failed to block the development of a large new Lidl outlet in north Cork.more

One in ten second-hand cars sold in Ireland has false mileage and one in five imported from the UK has also been "clocked", according to a new survey. The AA and Cartell, the car checking website, checked over 120,000 cars on the Cartell database, which includes information on write-off data here and in the UK.more

EU commissioner for consumers Vera Jourova said on Tuesday (26 September) there was "more evidence" that the alleged practice of 'dual food quality' exists in Europe.more

Jaffa cakes have become the latest chocolate treat to be downsized, sparking outrage from fans across the country.more

This will be followed by another 150 stores as part of a £300million investment project, which is part of a plan to have 1,000 shops in the UK by 2022.more

Beth Bellamy said staff repeatedly called her 'darling', 'sweetheart' and 'babe' when she was in the store, something she found to be both 'patronising and offensive'.more

Households are being urged to stop buying freezers and fridges that don't have flame-retardant backing, in a move to prevent deadly fires like the one that claimed at least 80 lives in a West London tower block in June.more

MHP wants to enter Poland, thanks to Exdrob, who recently suffered a loss. The industry is cautiously estimating the investor's market opportunities - it can be read in yesterday's issue of "Puls Biznesu".more

A UK supermarket has become the first in the world to let shoppers pay for groceries using just the veins in their fingertips.more

High-street bargain store chain Poundland has been handed one of the biggest ever retail food safety fines after one of its stores was plagued by a mouse infestation.more

Bomb-making ingredients are being suggested to people innocently looking to purchase other items on Amazon.more

Britain's beer drinkers are being deliberately deceived by global brewers who have bought up a host of well-known brands and may have changed the recipes. The Good Beer Guide says that the choice for beer drinkers has never been better, as the number of UK breweries has soared to over 1,700.more

Countries, that suspect suppliers of unfair competition on the market, are going to be able to apply for EU subsidies for quality research - says Czech EU Commissioner Viera Jourova.more

Since announcing its UK high street launch earlier this year, Polish high street giant Reserved has created quite the buzz.more

A man can reach his weekly limit of 17 standard alcoholic drinks for €7.65 while a woman can do it for less than a fiver, it has been claimed. Urging the Government not to lower the level of tax and duty on drink in the Budget, Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) maintains that booze is far too cheap.more

John Lewis has become the first major UK store to remove "boys" and "girls" labels from children's clothing in a bid to reduce "gender stereotypes".more

Westfield could launch a new Uber Lounge at its shopping centres in the UK.more

People rushed to Lidl this morning to snap up the supermarket's cut-price prosecco, but many were left disappointed.more

"I see fashion and the way you dress as a form of empowerment", says London based Nafisa Bakkar. With her sister Selina she is the founder of Amaliah, a fashion and lifestyle website for young Muslim women. It became an overnight success when it was launched just over a year ago and now has over 30,000 visitors a month.more