A giant supermarket chain with three hundred retail points to close others in a few days.
Farmfoods closes its branch in Duendee on April 6, giving buyers in a time to offer their farewells.
This came here as a blow to the inhabitants, who described him as the “end of an era. “
Another devastated customer said: “Sad a store that I have used for years. I hope the staff will be attended because they will attend who wishes an intelligent crowd. “
While a third said: “Who can tell me what is happening in Duende, the maximum of the retail points of sale?”
And a fourth added: “It really lacks company. Why?”
The organization has introduced a giant closure sale to move the movements before the exit in just 4 days.
This follows the agricultural restaurants that pronounce the closure of their intermediate retail points of his city in Cowgate in March 2023.
This means that a company that eats place remains in Dundee, which would be the Lochee branch.
A pharmacy spokesman in the past declared to the sun: “Our Macalpine Road store will permanently close on Sunday, April 6 after an authorization sale.
“We are grateful to all our consumers who bought us with us on the property of our many years of commerce.
“Our existing store in Lochee is assigned. “
This is not the first time in the few weeks that Farmfoods have to close its branches.
The logo called Time at his Banbury Cartchorpe Center on February 2.
This came here a few days before his branch at Grayhound Retail Park, at Grayhound Way, Southend.
Kghtswood Farms, Glasgow also closed on Sunday 9 March.
The chain closed its Sutton in southern London on October 5.
Farmfoods is the only restored supermarket its field.
Morrisons said he would close 17 convenience retail points as a component of a great kind of his succession.
Last month, the shopkeeper said that he would close 52 coffees in the store, 35 fish counters, 35 meat counter, thirteen florists, 17 points of convenience retail and all its 18 market kitchens, which sell hot food, add pizzas and roasted birds in the store.
In other places, swynford’s retail points of sale in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, permanently closed on March 28.
The store, in front of the base of the RAF Alconbury, will close its doors due to “the opening of the cooperative” and the “prices of the movements that shoot. “
The British retail consortium predicted that the construction of the employer’s nicks will charge the retail sector 2. 3 billion pounds sterling.
The studies of British cameras show that more than part of corporations plan to develop costs in early April.
A survey of more than 4,800 corporations revealed that 55% expected the costs to accumulate in the next 3 months, in opposition to 39% in a survey conducted at the time of 2024.
Three quarters of corporations cited the position of the location of other people and the main monetary pressure.
The Retail Research Center (CRR) also warned that around 17,350 retail sites close this year.
It reached the rear of a complicated 2024 when 13,000 retail points have closed their doors forever, and a 28% building until last year.
Professor Joshua Bamfield, director of the CRR, said: “The effects of effects of 2024 that the effects for the closure of the store were not as mediocre as in 2020 or 2022, they are still disconcerting, with the worst in a position to come in 2025”.
Professor Bamfield also warned of a darkness by 2025, predicting that up to 202,000 jobs can be lost in the sector.
“By expanding store control prices and family consumer prices, we are very likely to see that retail losses eclipse the height of the pandemic in 2020”.
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