All Non-food articles – Page 27
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NewsUK products boost sales at DCS Europe
Health and beauty distributor DCS Europe is hoping to boost sales by more than 55% to £200m by 2015.
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NewsTU clothing to be available online
Sainsbury’s is gearing up to launch its TU clothing range online.
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NewsOlympic Games is golden ticket for toys
The Olympic Games could be a golden opportunity for Britain’s toy retailers.
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NewsSelect-A-Size kitchen towels 'the next step'
Thirst Pockets has claimed its new kitchen towel featuring perforations every half-sheet marks “the next step in the…
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NewsDisney Pixar licences Brave range
Little girls are about to get a role-model with attitude in Pixar’s latest movie - and a range of toys to match.
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NewsCorsodyl brand moved beyond mouthwash
Mouthwash brand Corsodyl is being expanded with new lines including dental floss and toothbrushes.
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NewsTesco tunes into web radio service WE7
Tesco has acquired a 91% stake in internet radio service WE7.
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NewsTesco pulls Habbo gift cards over X-rated chat claims
Tesco has stopped selling gift cards for teenagers’ online gaming community Habbo amid claims that pornographic chats were taking place on the site.
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NewsAnti-wrinkle eye treatment from Elemis
Premium British skincare brand Elemis has extended its Pro-Collagen portfolio with an eye treatment designed to keep wrinkles at bay.
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NewsDove mousses boost its body wash range
Unilever has extended its Dove shower portfolio with two premium body mousse washes.
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NewsAmie's ethical moisturiser and facewash
Amie is extending its ethical skincare portfolio for teenagers with two new products.
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NewsTesco cleans up with Replenish refill lines
Tesco has launched an exclusive range of refillable multi-surface cleaners to help shoppers cut their carbon footprint…
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NewsLynx ads among the most controversial of 2011
Unilever was behind two of the 10 most complained about ads last year, according to a report from advertising watchdog ASA.
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NewsSainsbury's quits tobacco in Scottish store
Is this the future of the modern Scottish grocery store? Sainsbury’s has stopped selling tobacco from its Local store on St Andrew’s Square in Edinburgh city centre in the wake of a new tax imposed by the Scottish government, replacing the cigarette gantry with a wall of computer games.
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NewsMortgages and current accounts from new M&S Bank
Marks & Spencer has unveiled plans to open 50 in-store banks in partnership with HSBC – starting next month with its flagship Marble Arch store.
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NewsLaunch date announced for Aliens: Colonial Marines
More than five years after the game was first announced, retailers have been told they can expect to put Aliens: Colonial Marines…
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ProfilesCharity begins in store for Oxfam
Oxfam isn’t just for old clothes - it’s selling more food and adding new cleaning and health & beauty ranges. So just how serious is it?
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NewsNintendo gears up to launch Wii successor
Retailers will next week be assessing the potential of the new Nintendo Wii U - and whether it’s the console to bring casual gamers back…
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NewsHuggies rolls out colour-change nappy
Huggies has launched a range of nappies that change colour when wet and needing changing.