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Online supermarket Ocado has become the first big retailer to warn of shortages of some products.more

Greggs expects up to a £15m loss for the year, which would be its first annual loss since it listed its shares on the stock exchange in 1984.more

England has once again been plunged into a full lockdown – meaning only essential shops can remain open. Here’s what the main chain stores are doing for the third lockdown more

Royal Mail has said it is doing 'everything necessary' to deliver post after claims some are still receiving Christmas cards which were posted on time.more

Supermarkets' online shopping operations have come under strain with customers rushing to book deliveries as the new coronavirus lockdown began.more

After a break due to transport difficulties. Poczta Polska allows sending parcels and letters to Great Britain again, the company informed. In connection with Brexit, from January 1, 2021, there are changes in sending postal items with the content of goods to this country.more

Cassette tape sales are estimated to have doubled this year compared to 2019. The British Phonographic Industry, which represents record labels, projects 157,000 tapes will have been sold in the UK in 2020.more

People spent less and saved more in 2020 as the pandemic led to shops, pubs and attractions being closed down.more

Tesco, Pizza Hut and Superdrug are among more than a hundred firms "named and shamed" by the government for not paying workers the minimum wage. more

British sausage and mince meat makers will no longer be able to export their produce to the EU from this week, as part of the post-Brexit trade deal.more

McDonald’s customers have been urged not to panic after some branches of the chain accidentally warned of upcoming food shortage due to Brexit.more

As the New Year approaches, the locked up UK residents spend a fortune on luxury dishes and snacks, as well as top-shelf alcohol. According to industry specialists, the British are fed up with sitting at home and try to diversify New Year's celebrations in this way.more

Any changes to food prices after Brexit are likely to be "very modest indeed" under the deal struck between the UK and the EU, the chairman of Tesco has said.more

Wine countries are losing out on the pandemic as consumers drink less wine. The opposite is true for Poles - we can read in today's "Puls Biznesu".more

The European Parliament said on Thursday it will analyse the post-Brexit trade deal clinched by the EU and Britain in detail before deciding whether to approve the agreement in the new year.more

France's decision to close the border with the UK to stop the spread of a new variant of the coronavirus has highlighted the importance of the Dover-Calais route for food supplies.more

Germany's Lufthansa is airlifting fresh fruit and vegetables to the UK on Wednesday as firms seek to beat the lorry chaos at sea ports.more

Tesco has introduced purchasing limits on some products including eggs, rice, soap and toilet roll.more

UK PM Boris Johnson says he and French President Emmanuel Macron are working to unblock the border "as fast as possible".more

Employees of the online retailer Amazon have downed their tools at several locations across Germany in a protest against precarious wages, but the online shopping giant insists that the strike won’t impact Christmas deliveries. more

Sainsbury's supermarket chain was the first in the country to inform customers that the "country blockade" that is currently underway in the UK could lead to shortages of some fresh produce, including vegetables and some fruits.more

People are queuing up in their droves outside supermarkets in London as Christmas bubble plans were cancelled.more

The European Union is responsible for almost half of the United Kingdom's foreign trade, and the United Kingdom only for several percent of the EU's trade. The absence of a trade deal is believed to harm London more. However, the situation is more complex.more

There is a lot of uncertainty related to the ongoing negotiations on the future relations of Great Britain with the EU; from the point of view of entrepreneurs, it is most sensible to prepare for various scenarios - says Deputy Minister of Development, Labor and Technology Marek Niedużak.more

Poles now care less than a year ago about the impact of their purchases on environmental protection. They also less frequently expect social involvement from companies, and more often count on the government - reports Rzeczpospolita today.more