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Downloads Coronavirus has had a massive impact on fmcg sales. Not just in terms of shifting huge volumes of trade from the hospitality sector to retail, but at a category level. Understandably, it seems Brits are trying all they can either to avoid catching Covid, as seen with massive spikes in sales of ultra-strong household cleaning products and antibacterial gels, or through building up their immune systems with vitamin supplements or foods from mushrooms to spinach. So surely then, faced with a global pandemic of a disease that attacks the respiratory system, you would expect to see smoke...

SEVEN shop owners will be hauled before licensing chiefs and face losing their right to operate their businesses after an undercover sting caught them selling illegal tobacco to covert officers. Licensing review panels are being convened for Bolton Polish Shop, in Derby Street; Best One/Lever Street Convenience in Lever Street, Great Lever; Royle News, Bury Road, Breightmet; Booze Brothers in Tonge Moor Road; Biedrona (Baso Foods) in Deane Road; Ramiros Mini Market, St Helens Road, Daubhill, and M&M Mini-Market, Halliwell Road They were visited last July or August and allegedly caught s...

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The five fastest-growing products We’ve excluded tobacco products here to give a more accurate picture. Otherwise, it would be dominated and skewed by duty hikes, putting Benson & Hedges, Sterling and Amber Leaf in the top three.  1. Beef Steak sales spiked What a difference a year makes. In 2019, beef was our fastest faller, having lost £77.3m. This year, its place at the top of this meat-rich list is down in great part to a spike in steak sales, after cuts destined for restaurants were redirected to grocery during lockdown. A 9.6% rise in temporary price cuts helped shift the meat, whic...