The European Union's top economics and tax official said on Wednesday the risk of a no-deal Brexit on April 12 is increasing, as he explained the bloc's contingency plans for customs.more
Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association's general secretary, said Monday that 58.4% of new cars sold in the country in March were battery-powered, calling it "historically high."more
A supermarket is rolling out 5kg boxes of slightly damaged but edible fruit and vegetables for £1.50 to all stores following "incredible" feedback from customers.more
Morrisons is ditching one of the most widely used plastics from all of its own-brand food and drink products, saving an estimated 600 tonnes of waste a year.more
Nike has been fined by the European Commission for restricting the cross-border sale of goods carrying the logos of some of Europe's top football clubs.more
The burgeoning English wine industry could potentially create up to 30,000 new jobs by 2040 according to new figures from Wines of Great Britain (WineGB).more
Facebook's Instagram is trialing a feature that lets U.S. users shop from the photo-sharing app by using a "checkout" option on items tagged for sale, the company said on Tuesday.more
The first unisex changing rooms are part of new stores at Bluewater in Kent and Hastings, Sussex, but separated changing rooms will remain at the rest of their stores.more
In February this year, by 68 percent. electric cars sales increased on an annual basis - Exact Systems said on Monday. She added that companies that still buy more cars than individual customers remain the driving force of the market.more
Body Shop has said that it will be making staff redundant in the UK as they move some of their operations to Europe amid uncertainty surrounding EU withdrawal.more
The City's historic Smithfield meat market could leave London for the first time in more than 800 years under plans to move it to the fringes of the capital.more
The supermarket has decided to no longer stock the product following the increase in knife crime in the UK, with 41 people being stabbed to death in 2019.more
France is set to unveil legislation Wednesday to increase taxes on global internet giants such as Google and Facebook, putting it among a vanguard of countries seeking to force the companies to pay more in the markets where they operate.more
One in ten shoppers claim to be stockpiling food in case of disruption to supplies in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to a respected grocery sector report.more
The Swedish furniture giant has launched the 'Gunrid' curtain which is coated in a mineral-based surface treatment designed to break down common pollutants.more
The US ambassador to Britain, Woody Johnson, has come under fire from a leading food critic, a farming union and trade justice campaigners over his push to open up the UK to American farmers post-Brexit.more