All Non-food articles – Page 32
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Category ReportShower tools and masters of style
Lynx has taken the truism that men love their hand tools and run with it…
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NewsTesco Direct in mountain bike pricing gaffe
Tesco has run into trouble after offering mountain bikes on its Tesco Direct website – for just a pound each.
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Category ReportPERSONAL CARE: Even in an age of austerity, you gotta look good
These are dark times, but appearance and personal hygiene remain priorities.
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Category ReportPAPER PRODUCTS: Bumper paper packs put pinch on volume sales
The toilet tissue category has had a bum deal over the past year in volume terms…
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Category ReportOVER THE COUNTER: Consumers turn to own label to keep out the cold
Some categories are more reliant than others on external factors. In the case of over-the-counter medication, those factors…
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Category ReportHOUSEHOLD: Aircare cleans up as dishwash dips against last year
Shoppers are really cutting down on household cleaning products, but - having spent £381m in the past year on aircare products
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ProfilesOn a roll with Accrol Papers
Times are tough in toilet paper. Volume sales of Britain’s 10 biggest loo roll brands (including own label) are down 5.4%…
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NewsPublishers blamed for decline in games sales
Video games sales have crashed by a third - with shoppers buying seven million fewer games in the first half of this year…
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NewsSurf presents 'reem' new fragrance
Surf has joined forces with The Only Way is Essex star Joey Essex to create a limited edition liquid detergent featuring a…
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NewsAmazon reasserts grip over entertainment market
Tesco and Asda have both lost share in the entertainment market, as Amazon reinforces its dominance.
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NewsOlympics merchandise hits discounters before athletes enter stadium
Discounters are already being swamped with Olympic-themed merchandise at rock bottom prices - even though the opening ceremony is still a week away.
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NewsThe Co-op bags landmark banking bargain
The Co-operative Group has agreed the “transformational” purchase of more than 600 high street branches from Lloyds Banking Group.
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NewsPersil relaunches for short washes power
Unilever has relaunched its Persil laundry range with a new formula designed to help remove stubborn stains even…
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Analysis & FeaturesIs Asda's credit card on the money?
Despite consumer distrust in the banks, and the offer of cash back, analysts are sceptical of Asda’s move into credit cards.
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Analysis & FeaturesDon't rub it in: price hikes hit sunscreen
Sunscreen manufacturers are having a rough time at the moment…
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NewsThe 'quicker, easier' way to use face masks
A skincare brand is claiming a market first with an innovative, hybrid face mask that combines the benefits of fabric and clay…
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NewsSert-MST bounces back from move with 19% increase in sales
Household and toiletries wholesaler Sert-MST has recorded a 19% jump in sales after completing its first year at a larger site.
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NewsWatch Dogs and big franchises steal the show in Los Angeles
The E3 video games show held in Los Angeles earlier this month brought together some of the industry’s biggest names.
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Category ReportToys and collectibles: no longer just child's play
Next time you see a lone 40-year-old man hanging around the toy aisle, don’t be too quick to alert security.
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NewsTU clothing to be available online
Sainsbury’s is gearing up to launch its TU clothing range online.