Housewares Business-to-business magazine for housewares retailers and their suppliers
Tesco’s non-food business could bear the brunt of possible job losses as the supermarket conducts an annual review of its staff.
Read More »Pull yourself together and get on with the housework
Housework makes you happy, according to the latest medical research.
Read More »Gourmet housewares go green in the US
Sustainability is leading the way in up-market housewares and gourmet trends this year, according to the US Gourmet Housewares Show.
Read More »Debenhams plans homewares boost in new store
Debenhams will introduce a more visually-inspiring and easier-to-shop concept for homewares in its new flagship Liverpool store, which opens next month.
Read More »New website developed for Bialetti cookware
ECM Housewares has launched a new website, ecmhousewares.co.uk.
Read More »Anyone fancy a catpooccino?
The up-market Peter Jones department store in London’s Sloane Square is charging £50 for a cup of coffee – made from cat poo.
Read More »Au Naturale homewares chain parent poised for administration
The Au Naturale homewares chain is facing an uncertain future, with its owner set to go into administration.
Read More »New-look version of Sensor bin
Brabantia’s Sensor bin is now available in a De luxe slimline design.
Read More »New face at Amefa
Amefa has appointed a new marketing manager.
Read More »Retailers dig in as suppliers bear brunt of soaring prices
Housewares suppliers are facing an average price hike of 18.5% on their products – but retailers are prepared to pay only 5.8% more.
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