Sustainability will be the most significant trend in products next autumn and winter, according to new research carried out by Spring Fair International.
Read More »Hard times ahead set to boost home cooking
Home cooking will benefit next year from a growing desire by people to simplify their lives.
Read More »Utensa strengthens its team
Bakeware and utensils specialist Utensa has announced the appointment of two new members of its team.
Read More »Beales launches Salt & Pepper shop-in-shop concept in UK
Department store retailer Beales has opened a Salt & Pepper shop-within-a-shop at its Horsham branch - the first time the European concept has been seen in full in the UK.
Read More »People ‘don’t enjoy shopping any more’
The economic downturn is seeing shopping being transformed from a pleasant experience into a frustrating one, as some people can no longer afford the things they want.
Read More »Morphy Richards scoops Which? Best Buy for iron
Morphy Richards has been awarded the prestigious Which? Best Buy for its Advanced Finish iron.
Read More »Kitchen Crumpet Awards will name favourite chef
Fiskars’ Kitchen Devils knife brand is launching the The Kitchen Crumpet Awards to encourage the public to go online, vote for their favourite chef and to win.
Read More »John Lewis signs up for Dublin
John Lewis has announced plans to open its first new shop outside the UK - a full-line department store in Dublin city centre.
Read More »Financial crisis rips into Williams-Sonoma sales
Major US kitchenware retailer and catalogue operator Williams-Sonoma says it is “reacting aggressively” to the economic downturn, which has progressively slashed sales over the past three months.
Read More »Top tea tips to cut kettle-boiling waste
With the average tea drinker boiling twice the amount of water needed for every one of the 165m cups of tea consumed daily, sustainable business organisation Envirowise is calling on office workers to become more resource conscious when making their brew.
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