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27.12.25 - 20:30
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Lebensmittelhandel: Die Bauern und die Billigpreise (FAZ)
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Wenn die Butterpreise sinken, stehen die Bauern mit ihren Traktoren vor Supermärkten. Doch das eigentliche Problem liegt tiefer: Eine fehlgeleitete Agrarpolitik hält die Landwirtschaft abhängig. Höchste Zeit für echte Reformen....
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27.12.25 - 07:12
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No longer ′unloved′: retailers investing more in physical stores, UK data shows (The Guardian)
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Knight Frank says shopping centres and food stores lead revival as retail outperforms other commercial propertyShoppers shun UK high streets despite lure of Boxing Day salesUK retailers are investing more in bricks and mortar, with shopping centres and food stores leading a revival, according to research.Retailers and property investors are reallocating capital back into physical stores, according to the property group Knight Frank. Continue reading......
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26.12.25 - 17:36
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Shoppers shun UK high streets despite lure of Boxing Day sales (The Guardian)
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Footfall in central London down 7.7% on last year but Britain's retail parks buck trend with 6.9% riseFewer shoppers have headed to UK high streets in search of Boxing Day bargains, with central London suffering a significant decline in visitors as many decided to shun the traditional start of the sales.Footfall at the country's high streets and shopping centres fell on Friday morning, running slightly behind last year, according to figures from the monitoring company MRI Software. Across all UK retail destinations footfall slipped 0.3%. Continue reading......
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25.12.25 - 17:18
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Renewed zeal for Boxing Day sales expected to ring up £3.8bn for retailers (The Guardian)
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High streets and online sellers set to benefit as cash-strapped consumers eke out post-Christmas bargainsUK shoppers are expected to spend £3.8bn this Boxing Day, 2% more than last year, with online sellers experiencing most of that growth but high streets also enjoying a boost from a renewed appetite for post-Christmas bargains.Boxing Day remains one of the busiest shopping days of the year, but in recent years the dash for the high street has eased as more people opt to search for bargains from the sofa. Continue reading......
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