Speciality & Fine Food Fair has announced that for the first time it will be welcoming products outside of food and drink categories to be showcased at the event, which takes place on 6-7 September 2021 at London’s Olympia. Non-food suppliers and products complementary to the Fair’s core audience of independent retailers, wholesalers, farm shops,
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GIMA commissioned its Consumer & Design Trends agency, Scarlet Opus, to pinpoint the vital consumer trends that will shape home and garden retailing in the seasons to come. Home & Giftware Magazine attended the first of three online seminars which not only looked at the garden and outdoor products expected to prove popular in spring/summer
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With its doors set to re-open for the first time in 18 months from the 5th – 8th September at The NEC Birmingham, Autumn Fair will be the largest must-attend event for the autumn buying season crossing the Home, Gift, Fashion, Design & Source sectors. With UK Government and AEO approved Safe & Secure Guidelines
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Marks & Spencer has announced that it is to close 30 of its stores as its clothing and homeware offering suffer the worst ever year of trading. The company posted a pre-tax loss of £201m for the year to March 27, compared with £67.2m profit a year earlier. The retailer has already closed or relocated
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Ceramic jewellery has been rising in popularity over the past few years and some exceptional designer-makers are emerging in this category. Leading the field is Little Lovers Ceramics, which offers some of the most covetable jewellery in this super-cool product category. Maker, Kate Lovery, studied Ceramic Design at Harrogate College before launching her first collection
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GIMA Director, Vicky Nuttall writes: I’m writing this column as the UK takes another tentative step along the roadmap to Covid recovery, when wider social contact with family and friends has started to return and many hospitality businesses can once again welcome customers indoors. This is a really important milestone and I can’t be alone
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