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"Now we are calling on other brands and retailers across the UK to follow suit".more

A poll of 2,000 UK adults carried out by Papa John’s found Brits vote sandwiches, pizza and toasties as favoured lunchtime options and two thirds are bored of their current ready to eat lunch offering. Londoners (69%) took the top spot as being the most bored of their lunches, followed by Manchester (62%) which came in a close second.more

People are set to be better protected from fake reviews and "subscription traps" under plans to tackle rip-offs. more

The prices of fridges, freezers and dishwashers are up by a third since last year and set to climb higher, the boss of a white goods retailer says. more

Shoppers may soon have to hunt for chocolate eggs as anti-obesity law dictates how and where unhealthy foods can be sold more

The Easter bank holiday is almost here, bringing a long weekend filled with family gatherings, chocolate eggs and – hopefully – some sun.more

The Russian attack on Ukraine will hit the revenues of many cosmetics companies which operated in these countries. The salvation will be the development of sales on other markets, including Asia - "Rzeczpospolita" points out.more

The pandemic started the trend, and the war in Ukraine only stopped it for a moment - Poles are buying more and more online. This means that e-shopping parcels and meal deliveries are sent en masse to them, "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

We export more medicines than we import. The trade surplus of the whole EU in the scope of medicinal and pharmaceutical products has reached a record 136 billion EUR. Poland has its share in this - informs today "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

Shoppers raced to stockpile essential food in March amid fears Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could spark war across Europe.more

‘As an entrepreneur, I asked myself how to get out of this powerless feeling and take action,’ Dr Tobias Reichmuth said.more

Further food price rises are feared by 76% of consumers. The main criterion for choosing food products for 41 percent of Poles is low price, according to a report by research company GfK. It added that inflation and the outbreak of war in Ukraine have changed Poles' shopping habits.more

The fifth edition of the study "FMCG Brands We Shop by BLIX & Kantar" showed that the largest group of active consumers are still prudent and pragmatic people. The share of shopping enthusiasts who now visit stores for entertainment has decreased over the course of the year. However, more and more cenoholics focused on the amount of expenses.more

A Russian restaurant chain billed as a replacement for McDonald’s has reportedly revealed a logo that is extremely similar to the fast-food giant’s famous gold arches.more

The Co-op Group has warned of continuing problems with food supplies and inflation after revealing that profits more than halved last year amid supply chain disruption and higher staff wages.more

Tesco has joined the group of supermarkets offering their employees a rate of over £ 10 per hour. From the end of June, all network employees will be earning no less than £ 10.10 an hour.more

Police have expressed “major concerns” about a town centre shop changing hands because of the prospective new boss’ criminal history.more

According to the latest public opinion poll, almost every third Pole intends to do pre-Christmas grocery shopping only a week before Easter. It is also known that over 9 out of 10 compatriots plan to buy products in stationary stores. Most respondents announce that they will execute transactions at discounters.more

Nearly 60 cases of salmonella have been linked to Kinder Surprise eggs after a chocolate firm recalled the snacks over health fears.more

The biggest cooking oil bottler for UK shops has said it only has a few weeks' supply of sunflower oil left.more

The authorization by the Russian authorities of counterfeiting Western goods is supposed to be a retaliation for the sanctions imposed on Russia in connection with the aggression against Ukraine. more

The availability of new cars, limited by the slowdown in production, drives up prices on the secondary market. The forecasts are bad: in the coming months the pace of increases will not slow down - reports Rzeczpospolita today.more

Up to seven nuclear power stations could be built in the UK by 2050 as part of energy independence after the Russian assault on Ukraine, business and energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng admitted in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph.more

In Great Britain, a record increase in energy prices has entered into force. From today, the inhabitants of the Islands have to pay about 50 percent. more than before, but the increase does not yet take into account the impact of the war in Ukraine.more

Wetherspoons owner Tim Martin said he wants to use Buckingham Palace – or at least part of it – for a new pub. more