23 September 2022
Consumer and retail in the news
Issue 480
Here are this week's top stories in the consumer and retail sector:
Moonpig focuses on card sales to maintain profits
(Retail Gazette)
SPAR collaborates with Whywaste to reduce food waste using tech
(Charged Retail)
Card spending rises to over $42 trillion in 2021
(Charged Retail)
Fears the UK economy is in recession following weak retail sales
(The Guardian)
Sainsbury's launches Sainsfreeze to help customers save waste and money
(Retail Times)
Retailer Joules introduces a resale platform to reduce waste by offering customers pre-loved and repaired Joules clothing
(Retail Gazette)
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announces it will start regulating buy now, pay later companies
(Charged Retail)
Waitrose unveils new brand positioning campaign – 'Food to Feel Good About'
(Retail Gazette)
Fraser Group CEO Mike Ashley exits but offers £100 million in funding
(Retail Gazette)
McCain Foods on how the Scelta Products acquisition adds ‘innovation and capacity’ in frozen appetisers
(Food Navigator)
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