BRC says food sales “may see a boost” following election
The British Retail Consortium said it expects improved shopper confidence following the General Election.
The British Retail Consortium said it expects improved shopper confidence following the General Election.
Party leaders have been urged by the UK’s food supply chain to ensure policies on food security are “front and centre” of their election campaigns.
The British Retail Consortium has released combined March and April total sales figures, reporting delayed sales for the season.
BRC has released data from the five weeks ending 30th March 2024, commenting that retail growth was “largely driven” by an early Easter.
BRC has reported that Easter treats were more expensive in 2024 due to high cocoa and sugar prices, as food inflation decelerated.