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61 percent customers are trying to avoid Russian products, as well as companies from other countries that still operate with the aggressor - writes "Rzeczpospolita" today.more

Experts of the Polish Economic Institute have warned that the UK faces a damaging recession later this year and raised fears that managers lacked experience in dealing with severe economic shocks.more

Families have resorted to stealing essentials such as baby formula due to skyrocketing prices, MPs warned. more

New Zealand lacks bourbon, craft beer and chicken nuggets due to problems in global supply chains, the Guardian reported.more

Retail sales are falling at a rate "not seen since the depths of the pandemic", as price rises hit household budgets, a UK retail body has said. more

Ponad 45 tys. samochodów osobowych oraz dostawczych o DMC do 3,5 tony zarejestrowano w Polsce w czerwonej baterii, czyli o 10,7 proc. mniej rdr – poinformował Instytut Samar. Dane skumulowane wyniki na sprzedaży w 2022 roku o 13 proc. rdr.more

RAC analysis found the average cost of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts rose by 16.6p in June, from 174.8p to 191.4p - the highest monthly increase in records dating back to 2000. more

Britain could face a summer beer shortage after Stella Artois and Budweiser factory staff agreed to strike over wages, a union warned.more

Electric vehicles accounted for almost one in two new cars bought in London last month, it has been revealed.more

HUGE increases at coffee giant Costa have sent prices rocketing to £6.15 a cup, a Sun investigation has revealed. The café chain’s 2,600 outlets across the UK are now charging £6 for pimped-up versions of its lattes and cappuccinos.more

Popular Mars pet food including Whiskas, Dreamies and Pedigree have been pulled from shelves in Tesco in a new bust-up over prices. more

Brits go mad for Lurpak, and we eat more of it than any other country, but the rising cost of the luxury butter has left some consumers' cash spread pretty thin. Annoyed shoppers have slammed rising prices as the cost of a single tub of Lurpak now costs £7.25 in some supermarkets. more

Blockades of distribution centers of supermarket chains, carried out by farmers in the Netherlands, have resulted in a shortage of goods on the shelves in stores, alarm the Dutch media. Some chains no longer sell dairy products and vegetables.more

The country's monthly national foreign trade deficit amounted to around €1 billion, according to data published yesterday by the German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).more

The delivery giant said its new micromobility hub in London will lead to a million more customer deliveries each year, while others are expected to open across the UK in the coming months. more

The number of pubs in England and Wales continues to fall, hitting its lowest level on record, according to new research. more

Petrol station workers are reporting growing abuse from drivers as fuel prices remain at record highs. more

Revenues were boosted by a 105% year-on-year increase in online sales while pharmacy sales increased by 21.1% as a result of an increase in Covid-19 testing and vaccinations more

Heinz has stopped supplying Tesco with some of the UK's family favourite products in a dispute over pricing. more

More than 80 per cent of the plastic bottles sold were returned for a deposit last year, reports the NOS website. From 2021, consumers will pay, depending on the volume, between 25 and 15 cents per plastic bottle.more

Russian dirty money continues to flow to Great Britain and is used to finance the war in Ukraine, and government promises to put an end to this are not followed by action, said MPs from the House of Commons foreign affairs committee in a report published today.more

A portion of fish for PLN 150 and a waffle with whipped cream for PLN 35 are already the norm in Polish resorts - reports "Super Express" today. The journal cites a poll of the Pollster Research Institute, which shows that due to the high price of 59 percent. of respondents will resign from travel leave this year.more

Poundland is increasing the number of products it sells for a pound as retailers battle for customers. Around half of its products are priced at a pound, but the business says by the end of this week 60% of what it sells will be a pound or less.more

London’s iconic Oxford Street is at risk of becoming a “dinosaur district” the head of Marks & Spencer has warned.more

Britons are spending less on food as rising prices force them to cut back on their weekly supermarket shop, the latest official figures have shown.more