Love Island’s switch to second-hand clothes will encourage sustainable shopping
This comes on the back of previous criticism from sustainability campaigners regarding its promotion of fast fashion retail.
By
MarketLine
Latest articles
All Articles
Uber becomes an early mover in the booming cannabis market
From Monday 29 November, Uber Eats customers in Ontario, Canada, will soon be able to order cannabis for pick-up…
By
Profitability of online fashion giants takes a hit from supply chain disruptions
Supply chain disruptions have led to warnings about precarious profit performances for online fashion retailers amid challenges for the…
By
Primark Q4 sales hit by Covid health restrictions fall short of expectations
Sales at the discount fashion chain Primark were lower than expected in recent months, after footfall was affected by…
By
Private equity funds can only bring destruction to the grocery retail industry
The pending takeover of Morrison’s by a private equity fund, is set to be the second after that of ASDA…
By
Foot Locker to expand post-COVID footprint with $1.1bn acquisitions of WSS and atmos
Foot Locker has announced plans to buy athletic retailer WSS and Japan-based atmos for a combined total of $1.1bn.
By
The pandemic has sped up the demise of the UK high street as vacancy rates increase
Many major stores on the UK high street have closed, which has worsened due to the pandemic and the…
By
Sustainability remains a top priority for Columbia Sportswear
Columbia Sportswear has announced its sustainability goals following environmental successes and is recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic.
By
UK supermarkets facing staff shortages as workers forced to isolate
Supermarkets in the UK face disruptions due to workers having to self-isolate and consumers are urged not to panic-buy.
By