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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

Tesco is selling lateral flow tests in 1,5oo stores, many without pharmacies, as a high street price war sees kits go on sale for less than the price of a takeaway coffee.more

The huge influx of refugees from the east is already visible in the sales results, and this is just the beginning. After the increase in food, catering establishments and clothing stores are also counting on recovery - reports "Rzeczpospolita".more

From April 1, foreign contractors from "hostile countries" will have to pay for natural gas supplies from Russia in rubles. Otherwise, the export of gas from Russia will be stopped, according to a decree issued by President Vladimir Putin. Great Britain has explicitly rejected the possibility of complying with this requirement.more

According to the latest study, the mental health of almost 40% of Poles deteriorated during the pandemic. Nearly half of them believe that it was the most influential factor in increasing prices in stores. And the same number of people declare that stress is the main symptom of weakness. Experts commenting on the results see this as a significant threat to the economy.more

The largest jewelers, including Tiffany, Pandora and Chopard, have announced that they will stop sourcing Russian-derived minerals used in the production of jewelry, reported the British daily The Guardian.more

Johnson and Johnson conglomerate has announced the suspension of deliveries of personal care products to Russia. Medicines and medical devices for the region will continue to be supplied, Bloomberg reported.more

IKEA has today announced plans to close its Tottenham store as part of the business’ transformation plan for the capital. The decision comes as the retailer commits to investing more than £1bn in London over the next three years.more

Waitrose has sent a legal letter to Asda after its rival unveiled a similarly-named discount product range. more

Nearly three-quarters of respondents intend to boycott at least one company that has not withdrawn from Russia as a result of the war in Ukraine, a survey by market and opinion research agency SW Research shows. Opponents of the boycott believe it is more of a declaration than real action.more

As many as three-quarters of Poles are afraid of further price increases, especially of food and fuel. As a result, already 61 percent. limits car journeys to the necessary minimum, and 41 percent, when buying food, mainly look at prices - according to the Gfk report "Current Consumer Mood" described today by "Rzeczpospolita".more

The British government today instructed public sector bodies to check whether they have contracts with Russian companies, particularly for energy supplies, and if they do, to consider switching suppliers.more

A group of major investors is calling on Sainsbury's to commit to paying all its workers the Real Living Wage to tackle the rising cost of living.more