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Potteries-based mug manufacturer Hudson & Middleton and bone ash supplier Jesse Shirley & Son have both been rescued after going into administration last month.

Denby’s UK and US businesses have been sold to a management buyout team led by managing director Garry Biggs in a deal worth £30m.

Woolworths is not disappearing from the high street after all - the old format is poised to make a comeback but under a new name.

Frankfurt’s Ambiente exhibition is extending its brand and launching a new show this year in Rome.

Churchill China has taken over the licence to use the Jamie Oliver brand on tableware, held until now by Royal Worcester.

Richard Thorpe, 28, has been promoted to field sales manager at Brabantia.

Lancashire cookshop The Cook’s Emporium is to open a second shop that will specialise in tabletop.

Brabantia has launched a new ironing table cover design competition, open to anyone from professional designers to those who just think they can do better than what is currently on the market.

John Lewis department stores' Stevenage distribution centre will close next year following the opening of its new £45m automated centre in nearby Milton Keynes this May.

Decco is promising a range of special one-day-only savings available exclusively at its upcoming Decco Leeds trade show.