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Dramatic video captured the violence erupting inside the store in the Lozells area of Birmingham after the woman allegedly mistook one customer for a staff member.more

Women's fashion retailers Oasis and Warehouse are expected to appoint administrators soon, putting about 2,300 jobs at risk.more

Next returned to selling clothes online on Tuesday after the retailer put extra safety measures in place to ensure warehouse staff can work safely.more

Northern Ireland's Minister of Agriculture Edwin Poots has met with retailers to voice his concerns over Polish beef imports. more

Tesco has said that most food will still need to be purchased in-store amid the coronavirus pandemic.more

Due to the epidemic and restrictions, e.g. regarding the number of customers who can be in the store at the same time, but also the upcoming holidays, most food chains change the working hours.more

Farmers have urged retailers to back British farming amid reports of a processor supplying 400 tonnes of Polish beef to Sainsbury and Asda.more

Sainsbury's has banned couples shopping together in the latest measure to control the spread of coronavirus.more

Drugs are becoming a lot more expensive as people stock up to see them through the nationwide shutdown.more

Staff at Morrisons have been told to expect a more than £1,000 windfall as the company pledged to triple their annual bonuses.more

Many of us are now in total isolation, and are unable to leave the house for at least the next few weeks.more

While most of the Netherlands struggles through the coronavirus lockdown, marijuana smokers received the welcome news that "coffee shops" selling the drug have reopened for takeaway orders.more

There is no trace after record shopping in the week in which the Polish government announced the closing of schools. Instead, new costs and problems appeared - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports today.more

A coronavirus test centre for NHS workers has opened at an Ikea store in a bid to increase checks for frontline staff.more

Aldi, Morrisons and Waitrose are easing restrictions on some of their products which were imposed in the wake of stockpiling earlier this month. All the major supermarkets restricted customers to buying fixed amounts of individual items to keep shelves full.more

A spokesman from the restaurant said it has now entered administration as coronavirus lockdown saw branches close, while they 'urgently' look for ways to save jobs.more

Employees of a Carrefour hypermarket in Vitrolles (Bouches-du-Rhône) exercised their right of withdrawal this Monday morning. They are asking their management to implement hygiene and protection measures after two employees have been infected with coronavirus.more

Convenience stores selling Easter eggs are facing interference from "heavy-handed" officials trying to restrict the range of goods they can sell under coronavirus curbs, a trade body says.more

The European police authority has warned that con artists are preying on fears of illness by offering fake masks, medicine, COVID-19 tests and even vaccines. Bernd Riegert reports from Brussels.more

Waitrose has received praise for banning couples and families from doing their weekly shop together amid the coronavirus pandemic.more

Across the globe, the coronavirus pandemic has seen people stockpile groceries and household items, leaving entire supermarket shelves empty.more

Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley has apologised for 'ill-judged and poorly timed' emails to the Government and poor communication with employees and the public in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.more

A supermarket has complained of being forced to throw away nearly £30,000 of food after a woman purposefully coughed on their produce, in what it dubbed a "twisted" coronavirus prank.more

Around 60 workers have refused to start their shifts at a food factory in Northern Ireland over fears for their safety amid the coronavirus outbreak.more

Tesco is limiting online orders to 80 items per customer as panic buying continues to grip the nation.more