Steve Farrell is a Deputy News Editor at The Grocer. He covers a range of topics within the retail sector, focusing on areas such as retail analytics, consumer behavior, and the food industry, while also delving into corporate finance and business economics. Steve's insights and expertise are featured in The Grocer.
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Steve Farrell's coverage focuses on national (UK) retail, supermarkets, and food & beverage industry. His articles revolve around product promotions, sales & marketing, and government announcements related to these sectors.
If reaching out to Steve, consider providing insights into new product launches or promotions within the UK supermarket or retail space. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data related to sales trends in the UK market or can provide commentary on significant government announcements impacting the sector, your pitch would likely align with his coverage interests.
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The error had no impact on profit for the year because cost of sales was overstated by the same amount, according to newly filed accounts at Companies House
Poundland has dubbed itself 'the home of anti-silly prices' in ads featuring a wrestler - the Poundland Pounder - tearing downs signs that say 'fake discount'
The owner of TG Jones, which is closing up to 150 stores after a restructure was launched in July, is said to be among potential Poundland suitors
Where will a buyer take its 'delicate' recovery?
It comes after Poundstretcher was granted rent reductions to zero on a number of existing stores
The Worldpanel numbers are ammunition for Aldi CEO Giles Hurley after he was branded 'desperate' for attacking rivals' loyalty schemes
The store opened earlier this year, but because delay cost Lidl its planning partner the 260 additional jobs have not yet been delivered
Shoppers can scan the mark to find information on the food banks and other community causes that benefit from the surplus of retailers including Marks & Spencer, Aldi, Lidl and Sainsbury's
By: Steve Farrell
We often think peace will come when the world calms down. Or maybe when the inbox is empty. Perhaps it will come when the headlines are less frightening. But that kind of peace is always conditional, and always out of reach.
By: Steve Farrell
The multi-channel campaign aims to inspire confidence in customers and capitalise on the level of trust enjoyed by the 177-year-old retailer
