Retail trade events Trendz and showUP are joining forces to create the largest retail event in the Benelux. The revamped event combines the strengths of both events and gives visitors the opportunity to discover more than 500 brands in one place. Retailers and professional buyers can now organise the bulk of their purchasing at a
The Metapack Ecommerce Delivery Benchmark Report analyses the new cohorts of shoppers born from the COVID-19 ecommerce boom, and how their shopping and delivery expectations have shifted during this unprecedented time. It also examines the ways in which top retailers and brands are already responding to embrace change and succeed in 2022. COVID-19 sent economic
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Following its hugely successful trial at Autumn Fair 2021, Curated Meetings is supercharging new business and scaling up for its official launch at Spring Fair on the 7th – 8th February 2022 at NEC Birmingham offering more space, more meetings, and more sectors. Curated Meetings are short, pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings between vetted buyers and relevant
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Autumn Fair will return to the NEC Birmingham from 5 – 8 September 2021, where it will be co-located with fashion trade exhibition, Moda. Following their Refuelling Retail manifesto, Autumn Fair will be designed to reinvigorate the industry, providing the essential networking and product inspiration that we have all missed during this time apart. Working
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Independent retailers recently united in London to celebrate the ongoing success of the national online selling platform, Down Your High Street (DYHS), where they were joined by event organisers Network & Chill and partners The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira). The networking event provided a deeper understanding of the DYHS platform, which now has 600
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Alan Monahan writes: I once worked in the same office as a young woman who thought nothing of ‘buying’ a dress on a Friday and returning it to the store for a refund the following Monday. Challenged by colleagues about this practice – which also extended to having pieces of jewellery on approval – she
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