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The Reject Shop plans more stores as sales surge

Inside Retail

Discount variety retailer The Reject Shop plans to open more stores this year to support sales growth and increase profitability. The company is investing in other initiatives across the business, including in supply chain, technology, infrastructure and warehouse management, he added. million last year, up 4.1

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How compression technology can cut retailers’ waste management overheads

Inside Retail

Next-generation automation and technology are streamlining waste management costs for retailers and shopping centres across Australia, saving significant costs and boosting sustainability outcomes. We want to provide an easier solution for retailers to manage their recyclable waste and reduce costs at the collection and disposal stage.

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Tupperware secures rescue plan anchored on digital-first strategy

Inside Retail

The company intends to structure the transaction as a private sale of all intellectual property related to its brand and products, as well as operating assets in the US and other foreign subsidiaries. Operations in other markets with heavy liabilities will wind down.

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T2 managing director talks experiential retail, innovation and what’s next

Inside Retail

To be able to see it, to be able to smell it, to be able to taste all of these amazing flavours, Christelle Young, managing director of T2, told Inside Retail. Part of its plan is to elevate everyday tea rituals while maintaining a strong commitment to social responsibility and environmental awareness.

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How to manage change without burning out employees

Inside Retail

In the past three years, the average employee experienced 10 planned enterprise changes, up from two in 2016. The fear that other businesses may follow is worrying and destabilising for many. Change requires empathy and understanding for individuals and teams to manage the emotional rollercoaster it can create. Language matters.

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How Airbnb, Taco Bell, other businesses are aiding California wildfire victims

Inside Retail

Other brands, such as beauty company Glow Recipe and accessories and apparel brand Brandon Blackwood, are donating their products to provide comfort and care to those in need. In the absence of such a plan, Paquin cautioned, retailers should start with an honest evaluation of their businesss relevance to the matter.

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Major fast-fashion brands launch trial to collect clothes waste next year

Inside Retail

Some of Europe’s largest fashion companies will start collecting discarded clothes from April as part of a voluntary pilot scheme to manage textile waste that anticipates EU regulations expected to come into force in 2026.

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