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RB Leipzig players got banned from shopping trips by plane. This is a problem that club authorities had to face in recent years.more

Tesco has just announced a huge recruitment drive, advertising for £9,000 festive staff across its 3,500 UK stores in the run up to Christmas time.more

High Street bakery chain Greggs is stockpiling pork so that production of its sausage rolls is guaranteed in the event of a no-deal Brexit.more

The Trade Inspection in Poland has found that in almost 1/3 of Polish stores, vegetables and fruits are not correctly marked with their country of origin. more

Tesco, which has been present on the Polish market for 24 years, has been struggling with financial problems for several months. Until now, the British retail network has denied speculation that it may withdraw from Poland.more

Jaguar Land Rover will halt production at British factories for a week in November, joining BMW and Toyota in staging a shutdown to mitigate potential disruption from a no-deal Brexit.more

Contact lens wearers have been told to return a faulty batch of lenses, which could cause 'irritation, redness and damage to the surface of your eye'.more

Sainsbury's has said it will close up to 125 Argos stores and supermarkets but open even more amid an overhaul to slash costs. more

Lifting barriers hindering the development of digital exports may in the long run increase the number of companies in Poland selling goods and services abroad from the current 4 to 16 percent, and thus the value of Polish e-exports by 400 percent.more

Companies rush to bring forward deliveries of champagne, wine, beer and spirits in time for the festive period.more

Alexandre Soares dos Santos, founder of the Biedronka chain store who died in August, left € 10 million to help poor children. more

Nearly one in 10 free cashpoints has closed or switched to fee-paying after network funding changes were revealed.more

Already over 40 percent Poles reach for used books or clothes, and almost 60 percent - for cars. Second-hand items are no longer a shame, but sometimes even pride - writes yesterday's "Rzeczpospolita".more

Burger King and McDonald's have both announced they are to remove plastic toys from their children's meals entirely, or allow customers to swap them out, in an effort to reduce waste.more

Fresh fruit, vegetables and wine are among the products likely to become scarcer and more expensive after a no-deal Brexit, according to a flurry of warnings issued by retailers and the drinks industry.more

If you're a chocolate lover of a certain age, the name Marathon will bring back all kinds of sweet nostaglia.more

As people are using less cash, the Royal Mint has expanded its offering by turning to jewellery making.more

Aldi plans to open a new store in the UK every week on average for the next two years, its boss has told the BBC.more

Pollster Institute survey commissioned by "Super Express" shows that most people think that stores should be open on all Sundays in the month.more

The Jeronimo Martins Group, owner of the Biedronka chain of stores, refuses to pay the Portuguese government over EUR 20 million for so-called food safety tax. The retailer is in default of this obligation, arguing that it is unlawful.more

The White House plans to ban the sale of most flavored e-cigarette cartridges, according to the New York Times.more

About 16 shops are closing every day as retailers restructure their businesses and more shopping moves online. more

Confectioner downsizes tubs from 720g to 650g - with more chocolates and fewer toffees.more

Sir Philip Green's Topshop retailing empire plunged to a loss last year, blaming a "dramatically" changed retail landscape and increased competition. The business, which also includes Miss Selfridge and Dorothy Perkins, has since agreed a rescue deal with its creditors that triggered 48 store closures.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson ruled out on Thursday in an interview with US Vice President Mike Pence that the future trade agreement between the countries could assume the access of American companies to public health service and lowering food safety standards.more